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In terms of capacity utilization, TSMC has dropped to about 60% for 8-inch wafers in 2H23 due to the slow inventory reduction among PMIC clients...
Global market intelligence TrendForce reports that some rush foundry orders appeared during 2Q23. This was due to TV brands seeing their component inventories drop to a low level...
An observation on the changes of Samsung’s orders of advanced nodes indicates that 5/4nm, aside from producing Qualcomm’s 4 Gen 2 chips, is also assisting with Samsung System LSI’s reinitiated in-house AP project by producing the new gen Exynos 2400 chips...
The industry’s latest market revenue updates, capacity utilization rates, and technological developments. Including the world’s major regions (China, US, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, etc.) and leading wafer manufacturers (including, but not limited to: TSMC, UMC, Samsung and SMIC etc.). Also provides you major foundry client’s wafer input in advanced technology process.
The on-going reduction on 4Q23 orders among clients for major applications such as smartphones, PCs, and servers, with full adjustments on products ranging from AP to peripheral Wi-Fi and PMIC...
Samsung LSI + Foundry generated roughly US$4.04 billion (calculation based on US$1=KRW$1,315.68) of revenue in 2Q23 under an approximate QoQ increase of 17.3% attributable to...
TSMC generated US$15.66 billion (calculation based on US$1=NT$30.7124) of revenue in 2Q23 under a QoQ reduction of roughly 6.4%, which largely coincided with the upper end of its financial forecast...
As indicated by the survey of global market intelligence firm TrendForce, the Netherlands had announced its export control on equipment for advanced nodes on June 30th that covers how restricted items...
Samsung’s new fab (Line S6) in Taylor will be segmented into two phases. Phase 1 is planned as a 4nm fab at an approximate capacity of 30Kwspm that is scheduled for official mass production at the end of 2024...
Phase 1 for TSMC’s Japanese fab (JASM) is scheduled for a mass production in December 2024 at a preliminary capacity of about 5Kwspm...
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