Netherlands Stops Advanced Semiconductor Exports to China
Netherlands. Image source: Pixabay The semiconductor industry industry is undergoing changes as the Netherlands imposes restrictions, on ASML, a player in the field. ASML is known for its lithography systems that are crucial in producing cutting-edge microchips. However, they are now prohibited from exported from exporting their state of the art technology to China. ASMLs…
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Nvidia’s Expansion in Asia
Nvidia, a technology company, plans to establish a semiconductor hub in Vietnam by 2024. The CEO of Nvidia, Jensen Huang, shared this news during his visit to the country expressing the company’s desire to strengthen partnerships with leading Vietnamese companies such as Viettel, FPT, Vingroup, and VNG. The ultimate aim is to enhance Vietnam’s intelligence…
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White House Council Unveils Supply Chain Resilience Center
During their meeting the White House Concil, on Supply Chain Resilience introducted an established government organization called the Supply Chain Resilience Center (RSCRC). President Biden and Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro N. Mayorkas announced that the SCRC will collaborate with sector entities to enhance the security of our supply chains. The main objectives of the…
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Intel wins US appeal to overturn $2.18 billion VLSI patent verdit
In a development, within the technology industry Intel Corp (INTC.O) has achieved an outcome in its appeal against VLSI Technology sucessfully overturning a historic $2.18 billion verdict for patent infringement. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit made this decision on Monday, reversing the jury’s 2021 verdict, which has previously found Intel guilty…
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TSMC considering Japan chip plant running 3nm tech
TSMC, the world’s leading semiconductor manufacturer, is reportedly contemplating the establishment of a third fabrication plant in Japan. This plant, insiders suggest, would be dedicated to the production of 3nm chips. The proposed factory, tentatively called TSMC Fab-23 Phase 3, is planned for the Kumamoto Prefecture as per information shared with supply chain partners, reports…
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Managing Excess Inventory Amid Microchip Supply Chain Disruptions
The electronics industry plays a role in our society, powering various devices from smartphones to homes. However, the smooth operation of the electronics supply chain faces threats that currently exist or could emerge in the coming years. These disruptions can profoundly affect inventory management, making the handling of excess inventory especially challenging. By staying informed about…
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Analog Devices Microcontrollers vs NXP Microcontrollers
In the realm of embedded systems and microcontrollers, the competition between industry giants Analog Devices and NXP Semiconductors is quite noticeable. These two companies have made advancements in the field of microcontrollers shaping the landscape of innovation. Understanding Analog Devices Microcontrollers Analog Devices is widely recognized for its expertise in signal processing and analog technology,…
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Samsung Shows 3D AI Chip Packaging Tech to Rival TSMC
Samsung Electronics Co., the world’s largest memory chipmaker, is preparing to launch an advanced 3D chip packaging technology called SAINT (Samsung Advanced Interconnection Technology.) The goal is to compete with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (SMC), the leader in foundry services. SAINT technology enables the merging memory and processors required for high-performance chips, including AI chips,…
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The 3 potential semiconductor hubs that are in Japan
In today’s rapidly changing geopolitical landscape, countries around the world are actively working towards establishing self-reliant semiconductor supply chains and strengthening their industrial resilience. Taiwan has emerged as a dominant force in semiconductor foundries, capturing a remarkable 65% market share in global foundry revenue, with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) alone commanding a significant 56%.…
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German Cartel Office Approves of Stake Purchase by Bosch, Infineon, and NXP in TSMC’s Semiconductor Dresden Facility
The German Cartel Office has approved the acquisition of stakes in TSMC’s new semiconductor facility in Dresden, Germany by Bosch, Infineon, and NXP. Each of these companies will secure a 10% ownership in the European Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (ESMC), which is a venture established by TSMC. This approval was announced in a statement released by…
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Microchip USA Announces Silver Sponsorship at SEMICON Europa 2023
TAMPA, FL – November 3, 2023 – Microchip USA, a leading distributor component independent distributor, is excited to announce its participation as a silver sponsor at SEMICON Europa 2023, one of the most prominent events in the semiconductor industry. The event will be held from November 14th to 17th in Munich, Germany. SEMICON Europa is a globally…
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China’s Multi-Billion Dollar Investment Fuels Semiconductor Self-Sufficiency Drive
China’s pursuit of semiconductor self-sufficiency has received a massive boost with a nearly $2 billion investment in Changxin Xinqiao, a promising memory chip company. Orchestrated through China’s state-backed chip investment fund, known as the “Big Fund”, this strategic move represents 33.15% of the company’s total registered capital, highlighting China’s commitment to strengthening its semiconductor industry.…
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