The US government announced on April 15th that it will provide up to USD 6.4 billion in subsidies to South Korean semiconductor giant Samsung Electronics for expanding advanced chip production capacity at its Texas plant. The US government previously approved subsidies of up to USD 8.5 billion fo...

AI and big data are driving a massive demand for memory data, which also imposes higher requirements on memory technologies. Against this backdrop, the technology competition among memory giants is heating up. In terms of NAND Flash, major companies are focusing on breakthroughs in the number of ...

According to a report from Nikkei News, under the decisive leadership of late Chairman Lee Kun-hee, South Korean company Samsung Electronics had continuously grown and expanded. However, as per the same report, with current leadership showing reluctance to take risks, Samsung has fallen behind compe...

Recently, major memory manufacturers such as Micron, Samsung, and Western Digital have all announced price hikes. Industry sources indicate that since 1Q24, memory manufacturers stay steadfastly in controlling supply and raising prices. Coupled with the impact of the recent earthquake in Taiwan, the...

Following grants to Intel and TSMC, the US administration reportedly plans to announce next week a USD 6 to 7 billion subsidy to Samsung for constructing a semiconductor fab in Taylor, Texas, aimed at increasing chip production capacity. According to sources cited by Reuters, this funding initi...