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Chinese chip foundry SMIC to build new fab in Tianjin 8/30/2022 According to a late Friday filing, the new fab will have a production capacity of 100,000 12-inch wafers per month serving process nodes between 28 nanometres and 180 nanometres. Samsung Vice Chairman to visit U.S. on "Chip 4 Alliance" business 8/30/2022 The U.S. is leading efforts to establish the so-called "Chip 4," a semiconductor supply chain consultative body to keep China in check, which has been dominating the global semiconductor supply chain. Chinese startup GPU company aims at AI and Data Center applications 8/30/2022 The BR100 is composed of two identical compute chiplets, built on TSMC 7nm at 537mm2 each, plus four stacks of HBM2e in a CoWoS package. CXL Consortium and JEDEC joint force to develop advance DRAM standards 8/30/2022 “The MOU between JEDEC and CXL Consortium will establish a framework for ongoing communication to align future efforts between the two organizations,” UMC certified Cadence Design Systems Inc.’s analog/mixed-signal (AMS) IC design flow 8/29/2022 This flow optimizes process efficiency and shortens design cycle time, accelerating the development of 5G, IoT and display application designs to meet increasing market demand. Innodisk won the Most Innovative Memory Technology award at the 2022 Flash Memory Summit 8/29/2022 >At this year’s FMS event, companies specializing in flash memory from around the world introduced the newest innovations in memory technology. Innodisk took center stage as it showcased its DDR4 Ultra Temperature DRAM modules, which have the highest DRAM module temperature tolerance range in the world, from -40°C to 125°C, and enable never before imagined applications. New Chip Rules against China might not work 8/29/2022 New restrictions from the U.S. Department of Commerce (DoC) on global exports of advanced chipmaking technology aimed at Chinese chip designers like Alibaba and Baidu are “overblown” and unlikely to blunt the growth of Chinese companies, at least according to one longtime industry observer. IOT, A supply chain driver 8/29/2022 IoT devices are usually connected to computer systems through data or Wi-Fi networks. They use global positioning systems (GPS) and other technologies to track and authenticate products and shipments effectively. Intel is trying to catch up on Gaming, AI and Video with new lineups 8/26/2022 Intel's new graphics boards are based on the company's Arc Alchemist graphics processors and are aimed at a variety of datacenter applications, and will be available from various Intel partners when the products reach required levels of maturity. Samsung unveiled new flagship SSD for gaming and 4K video editing 8/26/2022 There's a fair amount of hype for the 990 because there were hints this new SSD would run on the PCIe 5.0 interface. Nvidia takes hit on supply chain issues 8/26/2022 The company’s business in game graphics and artificial intelligence (AI) chips saw huge growth in 2020 and 2021 during the pandemic, but now things are slowing down in gaming. In after-hours trading, Nvidia’s stock is down 3% to $167.58 a share. Broadcom partners with Tencent on high-bandwidth co-packaged optics switches 8/26/2022 The company said it will deploy its first switch with optics inside, called Humboldt, in the cloud giant’s data centers next year. Taiwan National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) teams with Purdue University in Semiconductor R & D 8/25/2022 the two parties pledged to further enhance the collaboration of academic exchange, R&D, and talent development in semiconductors, and sustainable manufacturing. Hyundai Motor invest in Bos Semiconductors, an automotive semiconductor startup 8/25/2022 .Bos Semiconductor is a fabless startup which specializes in manufacturing system semiconductors used in automotive software. Intel developed new funding model with investor 8/25/2022 Brookfield Asset Management of Canada will pay for the two fabs previously announced by Intel in Chandler, Arizona on a 51-49% basis with Intel taking the 51% share plus operating control. Flexium Selects Keysight for Liquid Crystal Polymer Transceiver Applications 8/25/2022 Keysight Technologies Inc. and Flexium Interconnect Inc. are collaborating to improve millimeter wave modules and material test accuracy and efficiency. Electronics supply chain show signs of stabilizing 8/24/2022 Electronic component availability is improving, and prices are stabilizing across many categories, it concluded that global supply chain issues, extended lead times, geopolitical uncertainty, elevated logistics and labor costs would remain problematic for the electronics ecosystem and specific end markets into the first half of 2023. Semiconductor capital spending on track to $185.5B this year 8/24/2022 IC Insights forecasts that semiconductor capex will only grow by 21% to $185.5 billion this year, down from the projected $190.4 billion and 24% growth at the beginning of this year. Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corp.’s picks Efinix FPGA for HDR Camera Board 8/24/2022 The small form factor development kit leverages the tiny 3.6-by-4.5mm wafer level chip scale package available for the Trion T20, whose embedded MIPI, integrated DDR3, high I/O to logic ratio, and small physical size make it ideal for edge and IoT applications. Intel Graphics (AXG) Group Lags behind competitors AMD and Nvidia 8/24/2022 While the scars of Intel’s disastrous second-quarter results and closure of the Optane memory business are still fresh, a new report from John Peddie Research calls its GPU business results embarrassing. South Korea's semiconductor shipment to China continue to expand 8/23/2022 The research by the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) showed that semiconductors took up only 3.2 percent of South Korea's total exports to China in 2000 but jumped 12.4 times to 39.7 percent 20 years later. U.S. Chip 4 alliance could hold back China's momentum 8/23/2022 Chip 4 alliance is a proposed alliance of semiconductor powerhouses in the U.S., Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea to enhance cooperation on the design and production of sophisticated semiconductors. JEDEC advanced UFSHCI 4.0 standard 8/23/2022 UFS 4.0 introduces significant bandwidth and data protection improvements over the earlier version of the standard. Kyocera to construct a new production facility at its Kokubu Plant Campus in Kagoshima, Japan 8/23/2022 This will increase its production capacity of multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs), strengthen engineering development capabilities, and ensure ample manufacturing space as Kyocera’s business expands. Applied Materials generated revenue of $6.52 billion for the quarter 8/22/2022 The company generated $1.47 billion in cash from operations and returned $1.23 billion to shareholders including $1.00 billion in share repurchases and $225 million in dividends.  88  |  89  |  90  |  91  |  92  |  93  |  94  |  95  |  96  |  97

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