Taiwan
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Fronted by Rohit Sharma, electronica India & productronica India 2025 Showcases India’s Electronics Presence electronica India and productronica India will take place this September, from the 17th to the 19th. The event will take place at the Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC) with Rohit Sharma fronting the campaign to reflect ‘India’s spirit of innovation, teamwork, and emerging global leadership in electronics.’ This plays on the theme, “India’s Powerplay in Electronics.” … |
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TSMC Declines India’s Factory Proposal as Nation Launches 3nm Chip Design Centers Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the global leader in semiconductor fabrication, rejected invitations to set up foundries in India, Singapore, and Qatar. Although the company did not share reasons, analysts point to the lack of a mature semiconductor supply chain. Historically, TSMC has leaned towards locations with a strong existing ecosystem and infrastructure. Even… |
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TSMC Plans $100B US Investment to Transform Semiconductor Manufacturing and Mitigate Geopolitical Risks Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is set to invest $100 billion in advanced manufacturing facilities in the United States. The planned move responds to potential tariff threats on semiconductor imports from Taiwan, as proposed by the Donald Trump’s administration. It also aligns with the Biden administration’s CHIPS and Science Act, which seeks to… |
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Global Semiconductor Industry: Market Insights, Leading Companies and Country-wise Dominance The semiconductor industry plays a pivotal role in powering technological advancements across various sectors including AI, robotics, home appliances, industrial applications and more. As the demand for innovative semiconductors rises, governments worldwide are introducing policies and initiatives to support production and development. This analysis delves into the… |
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India Started its Semiconductor Journey with SCL in 1984, even before TSMC was set up – What went Wrong? In 1984, India laid the foundation for its semiconductor dream by establishing Semiconductor Complex Limited (SCL) in Chandigarh. This bold move came three years before Taiwan’s TSMC, now a global leader in semiconductor manufacturing, was even founded. With strong engineering talent and a growing electronics market, India seemed poised to become a major player in… |
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US Directs TSMC to Suspend Advanced Chip Exports to China The United States directs Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) to stop supplying its advanced 7-nanometer and smaller chips to Chinese customers starting November 11. This directive, communicated by the US Department of Commerce through a direct “is informed” letter, is focused on reducing China’s access to chips vital for artificial intelligence (AI)… |
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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 in the field of chemical and electrical engineering. Back in September 2022, the US based globe’s largest chip-maker Intel has announced to invest a whooping $20 billion to manufacture semiconductor chips in its two… |
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Will Taiwan Manage to Lead the Entire Semiconductor Industry in the Coming 10 Years? The Taiwanese IDMs and IC design houses Winbond, Macronix and Nanya contributed US$53.9 billion that accounts for 9.7 percent of the global sales The global semiconductor sector coupled with skilled and top-notch labor has observed a terrific transformation and evolution for more than sixty years where the international capital market has played a… |
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How a 90 MInute Power Failure Disrupted Taiwan’s Entire Semiconductor Industry? According to media reports and experts in the industry, the power plant failure continued for 90 minutes, which is said to have damaged five million people and their properties A day back, Taiwan’s biggest government backed power plant Xingda witnessed a massive outage that badly impacted a huge area of the island’s trade and local population. The… |
