Chipsets
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Intel Foundry Services and Tower Semiconductor Announce New US Foundry Agreement This agreement shows how IFS enables access to corridors of manufacturing capacity across Intel’s global factory network, including in the U.S., Europe, Israel and Asia Intel Foundry Services (IFS) and Tower Semiconductor, a foundry for analog semiconductor solutions, today announced an agreement where Intel will provide foundry… |
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Why Taiwan Increased Its Chip Export To The US For A Consecutive 26 Months The US sanctions on advanced semiconductors and gear as well as the ongoing weaker demand in PCs and smartphones have weakened the Chinese imports Flouting the slump in the international semiconductor market, Taiwan increased its export of chips to the US for a consecutive 26 months. According to a Bloomberg report, there is an… |
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Global Financial Crisis and Weak Demand Impacting Growth of Semiconductor Industry, says TSMC Before announcing its final plan to build a plant in Europe, TSMC is carefully examining the government’s assistance in the region and the demand growth Mentioning a weak demand of semiconductors globally, the world’s largest semiconductor foundry Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has stated that they are now… |
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China Decides to Pause Huge Investments For the Semiconductor Industry. Why? A couple of weeks back, China has formed a "New Strategy for its Companies to Use Only Chinese Chips or Pay 400% More Tax In an effort to curb the spread of coronavirus infection, China has supposedly paused its major investments in the semiconductor sector, which were aimed in making China an international center of chip… |
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Global Chip-makers Looking to Invest Billions in Acquiring Start-ups to Boost Revenue Growth The automotive semiconductor revenue will reach $200 billion annually by the mid-2030s and surpass $250 billion by 2040, claims KPMG Global technology experts have stated that in 2023, the semiconductor industry in the US will be surrounded by numerous conflicts and there will be several challenges. But, the unleashing of the US… |
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Rapid Demand of EVs Globally Forcing Chip-makers to Increase Their Production Capacity Companies, which supplies chips for personal PCs and smartphones like Samsung, TSMC, and Intel have been impacted with a colossal drop in demand As per a media report, international semiconductor and automobile manufacturers have warned that the escalating growth of electric vehicles will further push for a slump in semiconductor… |
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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 supply chipset to Chinese firms The US government has been undertaking stern action against Chinese technology companies since the time of COVID-19 pandemic. In fact, ex-President Donald Trump passed an executive order… |
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How US is Forming New Strategies with its Allies to Counter the Growth of China’s Semiconductor Market In fact, the US people working on Chinese firms and sale of these related technologies are also subject to licensing requirements In an effort to perk-up the growth of the semiconductor industry and control the security of the nation, the US Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) has unleashed some favorable… |
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How Intel Aims to Beat its Rivals Samsung and TSMC in the Semiconductor Foundry Space? The opportunity for Intel is more as the geopolitical trouble is escalating not only for Samsung, but also for TSMC In the first half of 2021, Pat Gelsinger has been spearheading Intel whose aim is to transform or rather revolutionize US’s largest chip firm into a contract manufacturer. According to the experts, implementing such an… |
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Ford, General Motors Announces its Foray into Semiconductor Business A non-binding agreement has been signed between Ford and GlobalFoundries that will help the chip maker to perk-up supply and production of chipsets Amid the global semiconductor shuffle, the US based international automobile firms, General Motors (GM) and Ford have announced their foray into the semiconductor manufacturing business. This massive shortage of chipset, which has already… |
