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Monthly Archives: September 2024
[News] Breakthrough in China’s Domestic DUV Equipment to 8nm? Experts Call It a Misunderstanding
Recent reports of breakthroughs in China’s chip manufacturing equipment have gained attention, with rumors suggesting that China’s domestically-made DUV equipment can produce chips at 8nm and below. Some companies have also applied for EUV equipment patents. However, according to a …
[News] Intel’s Foundry Spin-off Could Improve Chances of Securing Orders from Tech Giants such as Apple and AMD
One of the most critical moves of Intel’s next step, regarded by CEO Pat Gelsinger as “the most significant transformation in over four decades,” is turning its foundry business into an independent subsidiary. Citing remarks from foreign media and analysts, …
Posted in IC Manufacturing, Package&Test, Semiconductors
Tagged 18A, AMD, Apple, AWS, Broadcom, foundry, Intel, Qualcomm
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[News] Intel to Turn Foundry Unit into Subsidiary, with Projects in Germany and Poland Delayed for 2 Years
The struggling giant seems to gradually get a turnaround, as Intel reportedly settles down plans for restructuring after the board meeting. Intel, according to a latest report by CNBC, reveals schemes to transform its foundry business into an independent unit …
Posted in IC Manufacturing, Package&Test, Semiconductors
Tagged Altera, foundry, Intel
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[News] Samsung to Reportedly Begin DS Division Restructuring by Year-end, Aiming to Break down Silos
Regarding the continuous struggle of its foundry business, Samsung has reportedly decided to make another move, as its semiconductor division (DS) plans to undertake a major organizational restructuring within the year, according to a report by Chosun Biz. Through the …
Posted in DRAM, IC Manufacturing, Package&Test, Semiconductors
Tagged foundry, HBM, Intel, Samsung, TSMC
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[News] Price Hike Impact? PS5 Sales in Japan Plunge Nearly 70%, Hitting a New Low This Year
According to Money DJ, citing the latest data from Japanese gaming media Famitsu, overall console sales in Japan (including Switch, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S) dropped 19% to 79,962 units during the week of September 2-8, compared to the previous …