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Global Chip Production at Risk as China Restrict Exports of Gallium and Germanium
According to the US Geological Survey, China produces about 98% of the world's gallium and 60% of the germanium. The… |
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Will India Become the Next “World’s Factory” in Electronics Manufacturing? An In-Depth Analysis 10 years ago, India imported 98 percent of mobile phones and at present 99 percent of the devices are made in India. In the coming days, 25… |
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USA’s New Strategies To Impede China’s Semiconductor Growth
Semiconductor packaging must be paid more attention because the semiconductor ecosystem cannot be grown without… |
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Despite Lowest Q2 Market Share in Past Three Years, How China is Still Leading the Global EV Race
In an effort to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions and boost the growth of carbon-neutral vehicles, governments… |
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India Can Manufacture Electronics Worth $225bn And Not $300bn By 2025-26, Claim Some Industry Insiders
As the Chinese manufacturers are not present in the export market, India’s mobile phone production is anticipated to… |
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Why Converting Lithium into a Commercially-viable Resource Is a Herculean Task; Define Experts
The discovery of high-grade lithium in the region will help the EV ecosystem to reach the people at a very low and… |
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India, China, South Korea to Lead the Medical Robotics Market in the Coming Years; Says GlobalData
APAC’s huge growth in population and increasing urbanization is likely to escalate the volume of patients who need… |
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Skills and Talent Shortage is Now The US’s Semiconductor Industry’s Biggest Challenge; Claim Analysts
The semiconductor factories also require skilled technicians to monitor and supervise factory machines and scientists… |
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How China Aims to Tackle USA’s Export Ban Strategy With its New $143 Billion Investment Scheme
USA’s export ban strategy will largely impact the US consumers besides crumbling the business of the US firms that… |
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Why Semiconductor Manufacturers in the US Facing Sudden Impediments? Defines Experts
The US’s ban on trade with China has severely affected the turnover of firms like Nvidia whose graphics chips are… |
