Lam Research Expands Virtual Semiconductor Training to 20 Indian Universities, Aiming to Upskill 60,000 Engineers

Lam Research Expands Virtual Semiconductor Training to 20 Indian Universities, Aiming to Upskill 60,000 Engineers.
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.
Lam Research Expands Virtual Semiconductor Training to 20 Indian Universities, Aiming to Upskill 60,000 Engineers.
Lam Research has broken ground on a new systems lab in Bengaluru to enhance semiconductor R&D and innovation.
Apple supplier Jabil is set to invest Rs 2,000 crore in Trichy, Tamil Nadu, creating 5,000 new jobs and significantly boosting the region's electronics manufacturing ecosystem. Learn more about this major development.
Intel is outsourcing all sub-3nm process manufacturing to TSMC and cutting 15% of its global workforce in response to significant financial losses and challenges with its 18A process technology.
Intel is experiencing significant delays in receiving the $19.5 billion allocated to it under the U.S. Chips and Science Act.
ASML, known for its advanced photolithography machines, has assured stakeholders that these new measures do not impose additional restrictions beyond those already in place.
Top 10 resources on Large Language Models (LLMs), including must-read research papers, tutorials, and tools to master AI-powered language models
Xockets accuses Microsoft and Nvidia of price-fixing. They claim the companies colluded to keep Xockets' DPU prices low and stifle competition.
We respect the skepticism we’ve received from the market. We believe we’re up for the challenge.
~ Intel CEO.
Smaller Chinese cloud providers offer Nvidia A100 GPU servers for $6 per hour, compared to AWS rates of up to $32.