Chip technology
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Chip Turmoil in US: Ambitious USD 30 Billion Semiconductor Investment Struggles to Show Impact In May 2020, Industry leaders Huang Renxun, Su Zifeng, Tim Cook, Wei Zhejiang, Liu Deyin, and Morris Chang came together in Phoenix, Arizona, to commemorate the opening of TSMC's first plant in the United States. This was considered a crucial event. It was an important turning point in the revival of the US semiconductor manufacturing sector. The world's… |
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Future of 3D Printing: Researchers Demonstrate Tiny Chip-Based 3D Printer Researchers from MIT and the University of Texas at Austin have demonstrated the first chip-based 3D printer, potentially revolutionizing the 3D printing landscape. At present it is a novel device, small enough to fit in the palm of a hand, features a single millimeter-scale photonic chip that directs reconfigurable beams of light into a resin, which then cures into… |
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Why Global Semiconductor Firms are Reluctant to Invest in AI, IoT Amid Huge Growth Potentials IoT and AI has the higher chance to escalate R&D expenses, requires a completely skilled workforce, and includes cross-border regulation. Semiconductors are now the backbone of modern electronic products and are playing an imperative role in our daily lives. They are the building blocks for the integrated circuits, which power everything from computers to smartphones, and every… |
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The Imperious Historical Facts that Forced India to Move Generations Behind in Semiconductor Manufacturing India lost the semiconductor growth race during the late 1980s. But, for the past five to six years, the government has unleashed various schemes, initiatives, and educational programs to boost chip fabs and design. Investments are happening, but there are a couple of grave impediments such as lack of proficient workforce and infrastructures. Currently, it is… |
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How India’s Fresh Applications Under ‘Modified Semicon India Program’ will Boost Semiconductor Fab Growth After unleashing the much-awaited Production Linked Incentive (PLI) of Rs 76,000 crore in December 2021, the government has notified a week back that they are likely to approve another Rs 25,000 crore scheme for boosting chip manufacturing. Under the Modified Semicon India Program, the fresh new applications were being invited by the union government from Jun 1, 2023… |
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What are the Impediments that are Preventing US CHIPS Act from Boosting Chip Manufacturing In an effort to reduce dependence on Asian countries on chip import and to revive the country’s growth in semiconductor production, the USA in August 2022, has unleashed the much-awaited CHIPS Act worth $52 billion. Since the time of Trump administration the country has been undertaking various strenuous efforts and involved in geopolitical scuffles with China to… |
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Why Top-notch Secured Memory Chips are Essential for Video Surveillance Cameras? For the past few years, video surveillance cameras have become an important part of our life whether in a business center or in our homes. Inside these cameras, the memory chip is a very important part of the technology that helps us to view what the cameras witnessed and recorded. The videos and the images that are captured sometimes prove to be very critical and… |
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Tata Electronics Expresses Interests to Enter into Packaging of Semiconductor Components Tata Electronics has expressed its interest in four states; Odisha, Karnataka, Telangana, and Tamil Nadu as they think they are the perfect locations for setting up the facility Raja Manickam, who is spearheading the Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly and Test (OSAT) wing of Tata Electronics, has told the media that the company… |
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India Soon to Lead the Global Competition in Manufacturing. Here’s is Why The move aspires to lead the country’s long term strategies for perking-up display and semiconductor manufacturing units and also the semiconductor design cluster The state government of Karnataka has recently signed a deal (MoU) with Israel-based International Semiconductor Consortium (ISMC), which proclaimed to spend $3 billion (Rs… |
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IBM Introduces 2 Nanometer Chip Technology for High Performance and Increased Energy Efficiency Semiconductors play a critical role in computing, home appliances, communication devices, transportation systems, critical infrastructure, etc. Opening a new frontier for semiconductors, IBM has announced 2-nanometer chip technology to propel major leaps forward in performance and energy efficiency. The new 2nm chip technology helps advance… |
