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Samsung reportedly cracks 1c DRAM yield hurdle, positions HBM4 for AI rebound
Samsung Electronics is preparing a major push to reclaim ground in the high-bandwidth memory (HBM) market, where it has lagged behind SK Hynix and Micron. Its sixth-generation 1c DRAM, built for HBM4, has reportedly hit a critical production milestone, positioning the company for mass deployment and a broader DRAM strategy reboot.
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India roundup: Tesla’s long-awaited showroom in India
Tesla finally enters India with Model Y showroom but skips local manufacturing amid rising global headwinds
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Amazon, Google drive HBM memory boom as custom AI chips threaten Nvidia’s lead
As demand for artificial intelligence (AI) accelerates, tech giants like Amazon, Google, and Meta are emerging as major players in the high-bandwidth memory (HBM) market. These companies are scaling up development of custom AI chips, and shipments are expected to rise sharply by 2026. The shift could threaten Nvidia’s dominance and drive fierce competition among DRAM suppliers Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, and Micron Technology.
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Aurotek’s robot pivot drives 69% revenue surge as automation demand soars
Transforming from an automation equipment manufacturer, Aurotek has treated its integrated robot solution business as a second growth curve and has reaped the benefits reflected in its 2024 revenue. Chairman Terry Cheng stated that Aurotek’s lineup of robots for the automation business will be operational priorities.
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Synopsys closes US$35B Ansys deal to create unified chip-to-system design powerhouse
Synopsys has finalized its US$35 billion acquisition of Ansys, uniting two global leaders in electronic design automation (EDA) and multiphysics simulation. The deal closed shortly after China’s State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) conditionally approved the merger on July 14, removing the last major regulatory obstacle.
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Intel CEO concedes Nvidia’s AI lead: a critical shift for the semiconductor giant
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan has openly admitted to global employees that Nvidia has surpassed Intel in the AI chip market. This candid acknowledgment underscores the company’s dramatic fall from its former dominance in the semiconductor sector and highlights the scale of Intel’s struggles in the AI era.
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China’s grip on cathode tech exposes fragility in U.S. and EU battery ambitions
China’s Ministry of Commerce recently announced new export restrictions on “battery cathode material preparation technologies,” along with five lithium refining technologies and overseas lithium battery technology transfers. This move effectively tightens China’s control over the lithium battery supply chains in Europe and the US.
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Tesla ignites three-row EV showdown in China
Tesla is reinforcing its presence in China’s electric SUV segment with the upcoming Model Y L, a long-wheelbase, six-seat version positioned between the Model Y and Model X. Disclosed in filings published by China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) on July 16, the Model Y L enters a rapidly growing market for large, three-row electric SUVs amid intensifying competition.
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Can Samsung innovate its way out of its own system?
Samsung Electronics, once the crown jewel of South Korea’s industrial might, is facing a growing crisis in its semiconductor division. A sharp downturn in high-bandwidth memory sales during the second quarter of 2025, combined with widening losses in its chip foundry operations, has raised serious questions about whether the company is losing its footing in the race to power artificial intelligence.