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Boris Johnson to review risk of selling Newport Wafer to the Chinese 7/9/2021
“We have to judge whether the stuff that they are making is of real intellectual property value and interest to China, whether there are real security implications,” the PM told MPs, “we are looking into it. I have asked the national security adviser to review.”
China wants to promote its XiangShan RISC-V design to replace Arm cortex 7/8/2021
XiangShan, or "Fragrant Hills", comes with bold promises as spotted by our friends at Heise. Once optimised, its creators claim, it will go toe-to-toe with Arm's top-end Cortex-A76 processor cores – and it will do so while being available under an open-source license.
SIA predicts demand for semiconductors to reach $43.6 billion 7/8/2021
“The industry shipped more units on a three-month moving basis in May than during any previous month in the market’s history, indicating semiconductor production has ramped up significantly to address rising demand.”
Samsung realized $11 billion quarterly profit 7/8/2021
Samsung reported a likely 53% jump in second-quarter operating profit, beating market estimates on the back of strong chip prices and demand despite lower smartphone sales.
Intel wants to renew development base on "Sandy Lake" and "Sky Bridge" architects 7/8/2021
Intel announced that it is bringing back another one of its famed chip architects, 28-year veteran Shlomit Weiss. Weiss will lead all of Intel's consumer chip development and design. Weiss returns to Intel after a four-year stint as Mellanox/Nvidia's Senior VP of Silicon Engineering, where she ran the company's networking chip design group, a team of more than 1,000.
Laptop chip supply to ease in 4th Quarter 7/7/2021
But notebook demand is expected to drop significantly in the fourth quarter; the pandemic will gradually come under control; and additional production capacity for ICs will become available. Component shortages are expected to improve dramatically then.
Chinese owned Nexperia to acquire U.K. chip producer, Newport Wafer Fab. 7/7/2021
Nexperia, which became NWF’s second-largest shareholder in 2019, said the acquisition will help it to make more chips and meet soaring demand.
SMART Modular offers DRAM modules for industrial customers 7/7/2021
Memories are built to withstand the extreme environments industrial settings demand.
Nvidia Corp's acquisition of Arm would serve as a better creator of jobs in the U.K. 7/7/2021
"We contemplated an IPO but determined that the pressure to deliver short-term revenue growth and profitability would suffocate our ability to invest, expand, move fast and innovate,"
Demand on Mobile DRAM pushes memory sales to new record in 2021 7/6/2021
Global DRAM revenues rose to $19 billion in the first quarter of 2021, increasing by a solid 30% year-on-year (YoY) and 9% quarter-on-quarter. Distance education and work from home (WFH) continued propelling a substantial demand for smartphone and laptop DRAM, resulting in a 6% growth in bit shipment and a 3% rise in ASP over the previous quarter.
Marvell offers the OCTEON 10 DPU 5G chip with 5nm process 7/6/2021
According to Marvell it delivers three times the performance and 50 percent lower power compared to previous generations of OCTEON, an it is the first solution to be designed on a 5nm process to incorporate Arm Neoverse N2 cores.
TSMC's aggressive expansion has gone beyond its water and energy supply 7/6/2021
The Taiwanese company was only able to reduce the amount of water used during wafer fabrication by 8.9 percent, which fell short of its target, a 10 percent decrease, according to the TSMC report. Nikkei pointed out that TSMC’s daily water usage had jumped 25 percent to 193,000 tons in 2020.
Infineon CEO has his worry on continue chip shortage 7/6/2021
The ability of chipmakers to add capacity is limited, while some in Asia face further production constraints as they seek to contain COVID-19 outbreaks in their workforces.
Qualcomm to put bigger push on laptops 7/5/2021
Qualcomm Chief Executive Cristiano Amon told Reuters on Thursday he believes his company can have the best chip on the market, with help from a team of chip architects who formerly worked on the Apple chip but now work at Qualcomm.
EU approved AMD's acquisition of Xilinx 7/5/2021
"The proposed transaction would raise no competition concerns in the European Economic Area given the absence of horizontal overlaps and vertical relationships between the activities of the companies,"
CEO Sanjay Mehrotra paints a rosy picture for Micron memories 7/5/2021
“The markets today are more diversified than ever. Automotive, electric vehicles requiring more memory and storage — actually becoming data centers on wheels in the future — and certainly smartphones, data centers, gaming, industrial applications” are all contributing to increased need for chips.
Apple and Intel are preparing to use TSMC 3nm process 7/5/2021
Apple and Intel are testing their chip designs with TSMC's 3-nanometer production technology, according to several sources briefed on the matter, with commercial output of such chips expected to start in the second half of next year.
An outline of NVMe 2.0 specifications and new features 7/2/2021
While maintaining backward compatibility with previous generations, NVMe 2.0 allows for faster and simpler development in what has become an increasingly diverse device environment that has expanded to include hard disk drives (HDDs). NVM Express president Amber Huffman said rearchitecting NVMe is all about meeting the evolving demands of the future of storage.
Analysts predict strong profit at Samsung 7/2/2021
The South Korean tech giant was projected to log 11.2 trillion-won (US$9.9) billion in operating profit for the April-June period, up 37.6 percent from a year earlier, while its sales were estimated to increase 15.8 percent on-year to 61.3 trillion won over the period.
Texas Instruments Inc.to acquire Micron Utah fab 7/2/2021
The factory, in Lehi, Utah, will be the fourth 300-millimeter wafer facility for the semiconductor company. It will also be used for 65-nanometer and 45-nm production for analog and embedded processing products.
SK hynix Inc. created an integrated DRAM database, called DAM 7/2/2021
It is to store and share information from design to quality control on volatile memory chips used to power from computers to digital electronics.
Micron said it is doing great on memory business 7/1/2021
Micron Technology Inc. expects memory-chip demand to remain high even as the supply of other types of computer chips meets customer needs, the company said late Wednesday as its earnings and an outlook surpassed Wall Street expectations.
Intel has delayed production of its next-generation Xeon CPUs, code-named Sapphire Rapids, 7/1/2021
Intel is delaying Sapphire Rapids, the 10-nanometer successor to the recently launched Ice Lake server processors, because of extra time needed to validate the CPU.
Disco Corp., an eight years old Japanese company, to redefine thickness of semiconductor wafers 7/1/2021
Disco Corp.’s machines can grind a silicon wafer down to a near-transparent thinness and cut the tip of a hair into 35 sections. That knowhow will allow chipmakers to stack integrated circuits on top of each other in a process called 3D packaging, promising smaller chip footprints, reduced power consumption and higher bandwidth between various parts.
Compound semiconductors to reach a national strategic level in importance 7/1/2021
They will be badly needed to power many critical technological applications including low-orbit satellites, 5G communications, green energy, smart power grids, EVs and high-voltage components.
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