Applied Materials Inc. was informed by US officials that it won’t be receiving Chips Act money for a long-anticipated research and development center, dealing a critical blow to a much-touted project in the heart of Silicon Valley.
E Ink Holdings (E Ink) and Himax Technologies (Himax) have jointly unveiled the next-generation color e-paper timing controller, an ASIC T-Con named T2000.
Epitaxial wafer manufacturer LandMark Optoelectronics expects its product mix improvement to drive revenue and profit growth in the third quarter, as US silicon photonics customers begin to pull shipments of 800G (Gigabits per second) or even 1.6T (Terabits per second) networking solutions targeting AI applications and data centers.
India’s smartphone shipments fell by 2% last quarter, with the premium segment surging. MediaTek led the chipset market with a 54% share, while Qualcomm maintained dominance in the premium tier with a 33% share.
In a recent interview, Taiwan’s new Economics Minister, J.W. Kuo, outlined the government’s ambitious plans to strengthen Taiwan’s position in the global economy. With his extensive background in the semiconductor industry, Kuo is regarded as the most industry-savvy leader to helm the ministry, charged with guiding Taiwan through an increasingly competitive global landscape.
The meteoric rise of generative AI is reshaping the tech landscape, but it’s also straining power grids and raising environmental concerns. As data centers proliferate to meet the demands of AI computing, tech giants are scrambling for sustainable solutions to an increasingly urgent problem.
Despite the imminent release of new models, such as the iPhone, Taiwan-based III-V compound semiconductor companies continue to identify flat client shipment pull-ins.