年产1000万台以上！比亚迪电子二期项目投产
11月30日，长沙比亚迪电子二期项目正式投产，预计可新增智能终端年产量1000万台。
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Dec
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Nov
BOE（京东方）携尖端科技亮相超高清视频产业联盟会员大会 “屏之物联”引领未来“视界”
11月28日至30日，2024 UWA SUMMIT暨世界超高清视频产业联盟会员大会在深圳举行，来自全球的行业专家和企业
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Nov
Hotai Motor raises Taiwan vehicle market forecast to 460,000 units for 2024
Hotai Motor, Taiwan’s automotive leader, projected Taiwan’s vehicle market will reach 460,000 units in 2024, up from a prior estimate of 450,000 units, citing steady domestic demand and improved production conditions.
29
Nov
German government plans about EUR2 Billion in new chip subsidies
The German government is preparing billions of euros of new investments into the nation’s semiconductor industry, two months after Intel Corp. shelved plans to build a EUR30 billion (approx. US$32 billion) chip factory in Magdeburg.
29
Nov
Xiaomi’s financial strength positions it to disrupt China’s fiercely competitive EV market
The Chinese electric vehicle (EV) industry is characterized by intense competition as numerous automakers aim to achieve profitability in the face of increasing sales. Xiaomi, with its substantial financial resources, has the potential to disrupt this market.
29
Nov
Push for cobalt-free batteries gains momentum amid geopolitical risks
Lithium-ion batteries, a cornerstone of modern technology, traditionally rely on cobalt for their stability and energy density. However, cobalt’s high cost, environmental concerns, and its concentration in geopolitically unstable regions have raised alarms about supply chain vulnerabilities.
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Nov
Samsung Foundry’s uncertain future: What path should it take?
Amid challenges, Samsung has decided to scale back investments in its foundry business, prioritizing existing production lines to reduce losses and refocusing efforts on regaining competitiveness in memory technologies. However, with its foundry lagging in technical competitiveness and large-scale investments difficult to recoup, Donald Trump’s re-election and speculations regarding spinning off Samsung’s foundry unit or collaborating with Intel have further heightened interest in Samsung’s future direction.
29
Nov
Offshore wind power component maker Yeong Guan sets 2025 Thai plant launch
Leading offshore wind turbine component maker Yeong Guan Energy Technology has announced that mass production at its Taichung plant will begin in 2025, while its plant in Thailand will begin trial production in mid-2025. Amid the trend toward supply chain diversification, the company has already received numerous inquiries from European companies about production in its Thailand plant, potentially boosting growth next year.
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Nov
HMD Global designates India as key mobile phone export hub amid US-China trade tensions
HMD Global has strategically designated India as a crucial export hub for Nokia phones in response to the evolving dynamics of the global trade environment. The persistent trade tensions between the US and China have prompted the search for alternative supply chains, with India increasingly becoming a favored manufacturing location for numerous companies, including HMD.
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Nov
Samsung’s semiconductor personnel reform appears unconventional but may still struggle with bureaucracy
Samsung Electronics is undergoing a personnel reform in response to the crisis within its semiconductor business. Notably, the head of Device Solutions (DS), Young-Hyun Jun, will also manage the memory division and a new CTO position for foundry services has been introduced.