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[News] China’s Gallium and Germanium Export Restrictions Risk Chip Production Shortages
China’s export controls on crucial semiconductor materials are reportedly hitting the supply chain, with concerns rising over potential shortages of advanced chips and military optical hardware. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, China produces 98% of the world’s gallium and …
Posted in IC Design, IC Manufacturing, Package&Test, Semiconductors
Tagged Antimony, China, Gallium, Germanium, semiconductor, US, US sanction
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[News] SK hynix Reportedly to Tape-out HBM4 in October, Paving the Way for NVIDIA’s Rubin
In mid-August, Samsung is said to be accelerating its progress on next-gen HBM, targeting to tape-out HBM4 by the end of this year. Now it seems SK hynix has maintained its competitive edge, as the company aims to tape out …
[News] Xiaomi Reportedly to Launch In-House Processor in 2025, Manufactured with TSMC’s 4nm
According to a report from wccftech, previous claims about Xiaomi abandoning the development of its smartphone processor due to high costs were incorrect. Instead, Xiaomi is expected to release its custom solution in the first half of 2025, with its performance rumored …
Posted in Consumer Electronics, Semiconductors, Smartphones
Tagged 4nm, China, N4P, smartphone, TSMC, Xiaomi
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[News] Chinese EV Maker XPeng Tapes out Latest In-House Chip, Boasting Triple the Computing Power of its Rivals
According to a report by 36Kr, China’s EV maker, XPeng Motors, has successfully completed the tape-out process for its self-developed intelligent driving chip. Sources cited by the report further reveal that XPeng’s intelligent driving chip is specifically designed to meet …
Posted in Automotive Technologies, Emerging Technologies
Tagged AI, AutonomousDriving, EV, Marvell, NIO, XPeng
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[News] China’s Industrial Profits Continue to Rise in July, But Domestic Demand Remains Weak
China’s industrial profits continued to rise in July, as reported on August 27. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, the cumulative year-on-year growth rate of profits for large-scale industrial enterprises reached 3.6% from January to July, an increase of …