Nissan Motor announced that it will roll out 30 new vehicle models by the fiscal year 2026, including 16 electrified vehicles containing battery EVs (BEV) and hybrid EVs (HEV). The...

In March, CEOs from 11 global technology companies were active in the US and China, with their focus squarely on AI, chips, and the Chinese market.

Taiwan-based ASIC designers are quietly seeking business opportunities arising from China's prohibition on the public sector's use of US chips, according to industry sources.

China's efforts to counter the downbeat narrative about a structural slowdown in the world's second-biggest economy got a boost from enthusiastic endorsements from chief executives...

The founder of China's world-beating battery manufacturer is pressing ahead with expansion in the face of a global slowdown in electric vehicle sales growth.

Automotive and machine parts maker IKKA-KY held an opening ceremony for a JPY1 billion (US$6.6 million) new plant in Nagoya, Japan, on March 25.

As the world's largest battery maker, China must remain vigilant about the industry climate.

Japanese manufacturers and the Japanese Ministry of Defense have been increasing cooperation and joint development. According to Nikkei, in the fiscal year 2023 (April 2023...

Samsung is building a virtual fab

Japan-based Toppan Holdings has shifted the production of components for CMOS image sensor components (CIS) from Japan to China, increasing local production by 40% as Beijing seeks...

Huawei Central website quoted a chipset spec sheet leaked onto the Internet, highlighting that the chip is manufactured using the SMIC 5nm process.

Reports suggest that Samsung Electronics may soon become the sole supplier of 12-layer HBM products for Nvidia.

Retired former TSMC R&D director Konrad Young said China's semiconductor industry will eventually become an independent ecosystem and develop its systems under the US sanctions...

Despite initial challenges, industry leaders and experts are optimistic that India is on a trajectory that aligns with developing a robust indigenous semiconductor industry.

LG and Samsung, eyeing the continual growth of the robotics market, are accelerating their investment efforts in their respective ventures.