TCL实业揽获多项CES 2025科技大奖，蝉联全球消费电子品牌TOP10
近日，美国拉斯维加斯国际消费电子展（CES 2025）盛大举行。作为全球领先的智能终端企业，TCL实业凭借前沿科技创新及产品，揽获多项CES 2025大奖，充分展现其在全球消费电子行业的领先实力。
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Jan
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Jan
信濠光电：预计2024年净亏损2.9亿-3.55亿元
1月15日晚，信濠光电发布2024年度业绩预告，预计净利润亏损2.9亿-3.55亿元，上年同期盈利4050.02万元。
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Jan
US-China trade tensions drive shift in metal orders to Taiwan
In recent years, China and the United States have imposed reciprocal restrictions on critical raw materials, and with the potential for increased tariffs following Trump’s return to office, new sanctions may follow. Lianyou Metals, a major player in the recycling and smelting of rare precious metals such as tungsten and cobalt, has reported a noticeable rise in orders from American customers. Under the ongoing US-China trade tensions, Lianyou expects to benefit from order shifts.
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Jan
Lenovo to double smartphone and notebook production in India
Lenovo is set to more than double its smartphone and notebook production in India from 6.4 million in fiscal 2024 to over 12 million units in fiscal 2025, driven by the production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme. This move aims to reduce imports, foster a local component ecosystem, and enhance Lenovo’s manufacturing footprint in India.
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Jan
Industrial memory gradually recovers in 2H24, with varying performances from Transcend and Innodisk
The demand for industrial memory modules has gradually recovered in the second half of 2024. However, revenue performance in December varied significantly among companies.
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Jan
Why Corning’s LCD glass patent complaint missed Samsung
Corning Incorporated recently filed a patent infringement investigation with the United States International Trade Commission (USITC), targeting several TV and panel manufacturers, including LG Electronics, over alleged violations of its LCD glass substrate patents. Industry analysts link this move to Corning’s recent struggles with declining market share and profitability.
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Jan
US-China export controls: why Beijing’s long-term leverage is waning
The US-China trade war has evolved into a high-stakes contest over technology and economic supremacy, with export controls emerging as one of Washington’s most potent tools. However, while these measures have hindered Beijing’s technological ambitions, their broader implications suggest a complex and potentially counterproductive dynamic. This article explores the efficacy of export controls, China’s countermeasures, and the long-term ramifications for global trade and innovation.
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Jan
Yaskawa Electric revises profit forecast downward as semiconductor demand slips
Japanese robotics giant Yasukawa Electric has revised its fiscal year 2024 consolidated operating profit forecast, projecting a 12.4% year-on-year decline to JPY58 billion (approximately US$3.7 million). This marks a downward adjustment of JPY6 billion from previous projections. The company also expects total consolidated revenue for the fiscal year ending February 2025 to drop by 4.8% to JPY548 billion, a reduction of JPY5 billion from earlier estimates, according to Nikkei Asia and Yasukawa’s financial disclosures.
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Jan
Panram eyes automotive growth, seeks partnerships to offset DDR4 revenue decline
In the fourth quarter of 2022, Kingston Technology’s divestment from Panram International and subsequent board departure triggered market concerns, prompting Panram to initiate significant operational changes. The company’s new strategy involves reducing its DRAM production capacity to below 50% and revenue contribution to approximately 30% while shifting focus toward module applications for system manufacturers and expanding into the automotive market.
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Jan
Japan expands chip subsidies with US$1 billion for IC design
In recent years, the Japanese government has concentrated its semiconductor subsidy investments primarily on chip manufacturing. This includes financial support for TSMC to set up factories in Japan, funding for Rapidus to develop 2nm logic IC mass production technology, and investments in memory and power semiconductor production domestically.