The semiconductor industry’s news holds immense significance due to its pervasive influence on modern technology. From smartphones and computers to automotive and medical devices, semiconductors are integral to numerous products and sectors worldwide. Staying updated on international semiconductor news allows businesses and consumers to understand market trends, product developments, and potential disruptions in supply chains, impacting global industries.
This blog post delves into the details of the bill, outlining severe sanctions on prominent companies like SMIC and Huawei, the revocation of existing licenses, and the pursuit of criminal charges against their executives.
The new chip was developed by a team of scientists at the China Electronics Technology Group Corporation (CETC), a major Chinese defense contractor. The chip is made of gallium nitride, a semiconductor material that is known for its high power output and efficiency. The chip is also smaller and lighter than previous radar chips, making it easier to integrate into new systems.
The ANFR, responsible for overseeing radio frequency regulations in France, conducted tests revealing that the iPhone 12 models emitted electromagnetic waves surpassing permissible limits.
TSMC, the world's largest contract chipmaker, has announced that it will begin pilot production at its new plant in Arizona in 2024. The full production of the plant was supposed to start in 2025, but it has been delayed due to a worker shortage. The pilot production will help TSMC to train workers and test the equipment at the plant.
European Union (EU) has taken a significant step in response to the rapid expansion of China's electric vehicle (EV) market. This blog post explores the EU's decision to launch an investigation into China's subsidies for electric vehicles and the concerns surrounding the competitive advantage gained through low pricing strategies. Discover how this move could potentially reshape the global EV industry and competition dynamics between China and Europe.
While the company is in the process of establishing Intel Foundry Services, a contract chip manufacturing business aimed at competing with companies like TSMC, it is also reliant on TSMC for manufacturing a growing portion of its products.
Building your own chip used to be a very expensive and complex process. However, thanks to the OpenROAD Project and other open source initiatives, it is now possible to build your own chip for free. In this post, we will walk you through the steps involved in building your own chip using free tools.
The new plant will be located in GlobalFoundries' existing Woodlands campus in Singapore. It will have a capacity of 450,000 wafers per year, making it one of the largest semiconductor plants in Singapore. The plant will produce chips for a variety of applications, including automotive, 5G, and Internet of Things (IoT).
The US government has long wanted to rebuild the semiconductor supply chain in the country to improve US semiconductor security. TSMC, as the world's leading foundry, is an important partner for the US government in rebuilding the semiconductor supply chain. If TSMC is unwilling to build an advanced packaging fab in the United States, it could face sanctions or other penalties from the US government.
The dominance of Nvidia Tensor RT could stifle innovation in the AI industry, as other vendors would be less likely to invest in developing new AI hardware if they know that Nvidia will have a significant advantage. It could also lead to higher prices for AI hardware, as Nvidia would be able to charge a premium for its products.
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