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European JV breaks ground on $11B chip plant in Germany 8/27/2024
Europe has taken a step toward technological sovereignty with the groundbreaking of the European Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. plant in Dresden, Germany. The fab is expected to exceed $11 billion in investments and is a joint venture with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Infineon Technologies, NXP Semiconductors and Robert Bosch GmbH.
Tesla Issues Rare Physical Recall on Model X Roof 8/27/2024
Instead of the usual over-the-air software update, this fix calls for some good old fashioned glue.
Reconfigurable Logic Circuit Opens Doors to New Computing Paradigms 8/27/2024
Researchers have developed electrically reconfigurable two-input logic circuits that can switch between different logic functions.
Bain Is Said to Plan $500 Million IPO for Chipmaker Kioxia 8/26/2024
Bain Capital is preparing for an initial public offering of Kioxia Holdings on the Tokyo exchange that could raise $500 million. The Japanese chipmaker's IPO, expected to start in the coming weeks, may value the company at more than $10.3 billion, reports speculate.
US Navy Eyes Adopting SpaceX's Starlink Across Its Fleet 8/26/2024
The US Navy uses satellites from SpaceX and OneWeb to deliver high-speed satellite internet to an aircraft carrier for tactical and non-military purposes (like streaming the Super Bowl).
Updated COVID shots from Pfizer, Moderna cleared by FDA 8/26/2024
The reformulated messenger RNA vaccines are designed to more closely match currently circulating coronavirus variants.
How China became the leading car supplier to Mexico and what it means for the U.S. 8/26/2024
Even customers wary of EVs have been won over by affordable price tags. Tesla rival BYD sells its Dolphin Mini in Mexico for around 398,800 pesos, or about $21,300, a little over half the price of the cheapest Tesla.
China has imported a record $26B in chipmaking equipment so far this year 8/23/2024
Chinese firms imported almost $26 billion worth of chipmaking machinery, according to fresh trade data released by China’s General Administration of Customs this week. That surpassed the previous high mark in 2021 and comes as American, Japanese and Dutch officials work on increasing restrictions on Chinese companies.
Nvidia Eyes Return to Record as AI Spending Bonanza Continues 8/23/2024
Nvidia and other semiconductor companies are seeing significant growth due to sustained investments in AI infrastructure. Erik Swords of Voya Investment Management says, "We're nowhere near close to finishing the build out of AI infrastructure, and that gives you a very good line of sight in terms of the growth you can expect over the coming years.
Global Chip Manufacturing Industry Strengthens in 2Q 2024 8/23/2024
The surge in demand for AI chips and high bandwidth memory (HBM) created strong tailwinds driving industry expansion.
Judge strikes down FTC noncompete ban nationwide 8/23/2024
The ruling came just 15 days prior to the ban’s Sept. 4 effective date.
TSMC JV Breaks Ground on Dresden Fab 8/22/2024
A joint venture between TSMC, Bosch, Infineon, and NXP—held a groundbreaking ceremony last August 20 to officially mark the initial phase of land preparation for its first semiconductor fab in Dresden, Germany. .
CMP Seen to Reduce Costs, Improve Efficiency in SiC Wafer Manufacturing 8/22/2024
Chemical-mechanical planarization (CMP) has a profound impact on the economics of silicon carbide (SiC) production.
Qualcomm Pushes AI to Lower-Cost Phones With Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 8/22/2024
The Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 makes significant gains over its predecessor, which means it supports generative AI on more affordable phones and provides better multimedia experiences.
Microchip hit by cyberattack, scales back operations 8/22/2024
Microchip Technology has reported a cyberattack on its servers that forced it to scale back operations and has affected some of its manufacturing capacity. Microchip, a key supplier of the US defense industry, was recently awarded $162 million to support its fab expansion.
Samsung supplier to build $575M chemical facility in Texas 8/21/2024
Chemical maker Soulbrain submitted a long-term investment plan for the Taylor, Texas, project.
AMD to acquire ZT Systems for $4.9B 8/21/2024
The deal is part of the company’s ambitions to take on AI chip giant Nvidia.
Global Chip Manufacturing Industry Strengthens in 2Q 2024 8/21/2024
The surge in demand for AI chips and high bandwidth memory (HBM) created strong tailwinds driving industry expansion.
Fujitsu Semiconductor Memory Solution Renames to Ramxeed 8/21/2024
Fujitsu Semiconductor Memory Solution will change its name to Ramxeed effective January 1, 2025.
Arm reportedly developing gaming GPU in Israel to compete with Nvidia and Intel 8/20/2024
The company is said to have a hundred chip and software developer engineers in its Israel office dedicated to the global graphics processing group working on the project.
Micron, Intel Bring MRDIMM Modules to Market 8/20/2024
Micron Technology and Intel introduced multiplexed rank dual inline memory modules designed for AI and high-performance computing in data center applications. The MRDIMMs, ranging from 32 GB to 256 GB, offer improvements in memory bandwidth and latency and outperform current TSV RDIMMs.
Open-form Earphones Drive Global Smart Personal Audio Market to Nearly 11% Growth in 2Q 2024 8/20/2024
Total shipments of smart personal audio devices reached 106 million units, the highest number of second-quarter shipments in history.
Nordic Launches CSP Version of Wi-Fi 6 Chip 8/20/2024
The new package option offers the same functionality as the nRF7002 QFN variant but with a footprint reduction of over 60 percent.
Microchip adds hardware to secure key provisioning service 8/19/2024
Microchip Technology has added three new ICs in its TrustFlex secure key provisioning service. The ICs come configured with customizable cryptographic keys and use cases to streamline development.
Texas Instruments Wins $4.6 Billion in Chips Act Grants, Loans 8/19/2024
Texas Instruments is set to receive $1.6 billion in CHIPS and Science Act grants and $3 billion in loans to support the construction of two factories in Texas and another in Utah.
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