While chip design giants like Nvidia, AMD, and Intel prioritize "system-level" integration, all the six major Taiwanese EMS providers – Foxconn, Wistron, Compal, Quanta, Inventec...

TSMC Japan 3DIC R&D Center, located at Tsukuba Shi of the Ibaraki Prefecture, is now developing solutions for enlarging AI chip substrates.

DIGITIMES Vice President Eric Huan Huang says despite the potential for AI development to become overinflated, there are significant growth opportunities in the future for AI appli...

Samsung Electronics witnessed a significant surge in the procurement costs of raw materials for IT products in 2023.

Following media reports that the Netherlands-based lithography equipment leader ASML is harboring thoughts to move its operations abroad, the country's political climate, especially...

NAND flash prices have risen since the second half of 2023 and are expected to reach new highs in the second quarter this year, according to industry sources.

The Leading-edge Semiconductor Technology Center (LSTC) established by the Japanese government, along with Rapidus, was formed in 2022, marking a crucial initiative for Japan's advancement...

IC distributor Zenitron believes that the market has rebounded and the company is targeting quarterly revenue growth throughout 2024 with support from IT and automotive product lin...

SK Hynix recently began the liquidation of its Shanghai sales office, which was established in 2006. It is shifting its core business operations in China to the Wuxi site, where it...

The Chinese government is encouraging Chinese automakers to increase their use of Chinese semiconductors.

Topco Technologies is optimistic about the demand for heat-dissipation materials and silicone.

After Qualcomm announced its Snapdragon X Elite PC platform with its custom Oryon architecture in 2023, market watchers have shown skepticism and optimism in the company's AI PC ef...

The Taiwanese government has proposed a subsidy program to fund the research and development of sub-16nm chips.

Merck views AI as the biggest driver of productivity growth in history, set to transform industries and reshape the world.

Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang heralded the arrival of the AI era in a two-hour speech on March 18 at the company's GTC event.