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Wave of used DDR4 DRAM are getting into new memory modules |
8/3/2023 |
Besides putting additional downward pricing pressure on a market that has almost imploded compared to its historic levels, there's also a justified concern that products packing these chips might fail earlier than expected.
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Companies are steadily designing their own custom silicon |
8/3/2023 |
This trend doesn’t benefit suppliers of standard CPUs and SoCs like AMD, Intel and Qualcomm. But it’s very beneficial for other industry players, such as developers of EDA software, IP houses, contract chip designers and, of course, foundries.
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TeamGroup offers JEDEC-compliant DDR5-6400 kit |
8/2/2023 |
DDR5 memory specification allows for speeds as high as DDR5-6400, but to date we've only seen on-spec kits (and processors) as fast as DDR5-5600. But at last, it looks like things are about to change and DDR5 is set to live up to its full potential
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Micron committed to ship from India |
8/1/2023 |
Micron on Friday reaffirmed its commitment to establish India's first semiconductor plant in Gujarat, creating 5,000 direct jobs and addressing demand from domestic and international markets.
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India aims to lure US chipmakers with incentives, alliances |
8/1/2023 |
India’s chip strategy consists of two major parts. The first is luring in foreign firms to set up operations and invest in the country while the second is on forming alliances with other key semiconductor nations like the U.S.
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Intel invests in education to address worker shortfall |
8/1/2023 |
Intel is preparing for the opening of two semiconductor plants east of Columbus, Ohio by 2025, according to WOSU Public Media. The company intends to hire around 3,000 employees initially and is investing $17.7 million in eight academic institutions over three years for course development, equipment, and recruitment of students.
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TSMC pledge loyal ty to the Taiwan government |
7/31/2023 |
TSMC production lines have expanded beyond Taiwan as Western powers have raised concerns about the crucial industry being centred on an island that China claims as its territory -- having ramped up political and military pressure on it over the past year.
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Intel is back in the black after two quarters |
7/31/2023 |
Intel, after two quarters of losses, returned to profitability in the second quarter and is outpacing analyst expectations in its Q3 forecast. CEO Pat Gelsinger says the plan is to "build AI into every product that we build.
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US outmatched by Taiwan on chips |
7/27/2023 |
Acer founder Stan Shih said, the computer brand pioneer said that regardless of cultural factors, the U.S. would be unable to replicate Taiwan’s formula, CNA reported.
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Foxconn and ADI looking to create more user-friendly automotive cockpits |
7/26/2023 |
Foxconn CEO and Chair Young Liu and ADI CEO and Chair Vincent Roche signed the deal on July 20, according to Foxconn. The two companies will look to use ADI’s hardware and software solutions and Foxconn’s electronic design, system-level integration capabilities, and manufacturing expertise to create more user-friendly automotive cockpits.
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