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Aug
India-based startup to establish OSAT facility in Gujarat
As Micron and Tata Group’s large semiconductor projects are under construction in Gujarat, India-based startup Suchi Semicon has announced its plan to begin providing OSAT (Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly and Test) services to chipmaking facilities in the state in November.
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Aug
Singtex’s new eco-friendly dyeing plant set to drive revenue growth
Taiwan’s Singtex Industrial, known for its commitment to supplying eco-friendly functional textiles, is gearing up for mass production at its newly constructed high-precision dyeing and finishing plant in northern Taiwan by the fourth quarter of 2024. This new facility is expected to significantly boost the company’s overall revenue for the year.
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Aug
Indian PC industry seeks clarity on impending import policy changes
As India’s import management policy on imported computers approaches expiration at the end of September, stakeholders in the industry are seeking clarity on future policies to avoid disrupting the booming market.
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Aug
Rising production costs test Samsung, LG’s profitability
South Korea’s top TV manufacturers, Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics, are grappling with rising production costs as Chinese firms tighten their grip on the LCD panel market, driving up component prices and putting pressure on profit margins.
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Aug
India reportedly allows Luxshare’s investment in Tamil Nadu
After years of stringent restrictions on incoming Chinese investments, India has reportedly approved investments from Luxshare and Huaqin, as well as some Taiwanese investments with connections to China. This move could accelerate Apple suppliers’ investments in India.
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Aug
Mitsubishi Materials develops world’s largest rectangular silicon substrate for AI chips
Mitsubishi Materials has announced the development of the world’s largest rectangular silicon substrate, a technology gaining attention due to advancements in advanced packaging. The company plans to start small-scale production in 2025.
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Aug
Lite-On advances liquid-cooling solution shipments and AI server power supplies amid GB200 delays
Amid concerns in the AI server supply chain regarding Nvidia’s delayed GB200 shipments, Lite-On Technology reports that its clients are continuing product testing, and shipments can commence once the supply chain is ready.
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Aug
This tiny startup is helping Musk’s Grok with image generation
If you’ve seen a picture of Elmo, Mickey Mouse or Pikachu wielding a gun online recently, chances are good it was made with Grok, the artificial intelligence chatbot created by Elon Musk’s xAI, with help from a tiny startup called Black Forest Labs.
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Aug
China hits Xi Jinping’s renewable power target six years early
China’s world-leading clean energy boom has passed another benchmark, with its wind and solar capacity surpassing a target set by President Xi Jinping almost six years earlier than planned.