The Korean Chips Act intends to maintain tax breaks for domestic chip manufacturers

The Korean Chips Act intends to maintain tax breaks for domestic chip manufacturers. A new law has been passed in Korea to help domestic semiconductor manufacturers compete in the global chip weapons race. Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi Province, Thursday: Construction of a Samsung Electronics semiconducto...

Manufacturers like Nestle and Tyson are banking on the popularity of air fryers to increase their profits.

Kettle Foods, best known for its kettle-cooked potato chips, has just introduced air-fried crisps, which it claims will "redefine" the potato chip category.

As the newest illustration of Big Food betting on consumers' love of all things cooked in air fryers, Campbell Soup&...

South Korea seeks to join the AI race with the debut of a new chip from start up Rebellions.

Rebellions Inc, a South Korean startup, launched an artificial intelligence (AI) chip on Monday, rushing to win government contracts as Seoul seeks a foothold for domestic companies in the expanding AI market. The company's ATOM processor is the latest Korean attempt to challenge global leade...

A historic collapse in memory chip prices threatens to wipe out earnings.

This time was supposed to be different. The memory-chip industry, known for its boom-and-bust cycles, had modified its ways. A combination of more rigorous management and new markets for its products, such as 5G technology and cloud services, would ensure that corporations provided more predictab...

This year, chip manufacturers throughout the world will invest over $300 million in artificial intelligence-designed circuits.

Deloitte Korea predicted on Friday that prominent semiconductor businesses across the world will invest more than $300 million in artificial intelligence (AI) this year to aid in the rapid creation of semiconductors in response to rising worldwide demand. This is the projected sum that major chip...

As demand for semiconductors and mobile devices declines, Samsung has its lowest quarterly profit in 8 years.

Preliminary estimates show that as worldwide demand for memory chips and smartphones wanes due to high inflation and sluggish economy, Samsung Electronics' operating profit plunged 69% to $3.4 billion in the quarter ending in December, an eight-year low. Despite "continued external conce...

Global Small Cell Chip Market is Forecasted to Witness Growth at a CAGR of 26% over the Forecast Period (2022 – 2030): A Report by Absolute Markets Insights

The world is truly a smaller place today, and this is majorly because of the constantly changing technology. Every industries has been reaping huge benefits out of it. The size of devices that we use today have been reduced incredibly as compared to what it used to be. Several latest technologies...

For the first time in more than four years, South Korea reduces chip manufacturing.

For the first time in more than four years, South Korea's semiconductor output decreased, indicating chipmakers are preparing for a slowdown in global demand.

According to Statistics Korea statistics released on Friday, semiconductor manufacturing fell 1.7% in August compared to a y...

4 out of 5 chip specialists claim that Korea is in its "biggest crisis" in a decade

According to a survey of semiconductor industry professionals conducted on Monday, South Korea's chip manufacturing sector is experiencing its worst crisis in ten years.

In a survey conducted by the advocacy group Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 24 out of 30 chip specialists...

Korean Government and industry collaborate on US CHIPS Act issues

In response to the recently passed U.S. CHIPS Act and the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), which could hurt the nation's semiconductor, automotive, and battery industries, the government has organized a taskforce with Samsung, SK, Hyundai Motor, LG, and other corporations.

Under the p...

Applied Materials, SIT Train Chipmakers

The Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) and Applied Materials South East Asia Pte Ltd have come to an agreement, known as a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), to collaborate on the development and management of continuing education and training (CET) programmes for employees of Applied Materi...

The US and EU are increasing chip production and putting pressure on Russia

France, Saclay: On Monday, the US and the EU launched a collaborative initiative to expand semiconductor manufacture and combat Russian disinformation in the Ukraine conflict.

The two sides met outside of Paris as part of the Trade and Technology Council, a group established last year i...

Global Nano GPS Chip Market was Valued at US$ 5.23 Bn in 2021, Growing at an Estimated CAGR of 15.43% Over the Forecast Period

Everything that is small and still serves the purpose becomes a hit. We have witnessed this over the years, right from television sets, computers to smartphones. Almost everything has got smaller and has managed to become more efficient. Nano technology has changed the dynamics of every sector an...

Germany Refuses 5 billion Dollar Chip Deal with Taiwanese Firm

A Taiwanese firm, Global Wafers, that manufactures silicon wafers for computer chips shall no longer go ahead with its plans of purchasing the rivaling Siltronic, a Munich-headquartered firm, as German policymakers refuse to approve the deal in time.

The deal collapsed on Monday as the ...

Samsung revealed foundry tech, required for manufacturing 3-nm chips

Samsung Electronics has announced new technologies and designing tools, which are required for its for 3-nanometer process. The company has unveiled its strategy to strengthen the foundry industry ecosystem.

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Toshiba plans to split into three listed firms

The Toshiba Corp, is planning to break up into three listed companies which will focus on memory chips, infrastructure and devices. This new plan is being carried out to improve the shareholder value and also encourage activist shareholders to exit.

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Japanese game maker Nintendo faces serious damage due to chip crunch

The shortage of computer chips has caused a serious problem for the makers of the Nintendo Switch machine, as told by the president of the Japanese video-game maker. Shuntaro Furukawa said that this situation remains extremely tight and the future is uncertain.

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