The War Between Israel and Iran Poses a Massive Threat to a Vulnerable Company: Intel
Business and EconomicsIts state-of-the-art Kiryat Gat chip manufacturing plant is in central Israel, about 31 miles from Tel Aviv.
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Intel and TSMC Lead the Photonic Chip Revolution—But China Just Entered the Race
Business and EconomicsLithium tantalate enables photonic chips to be manufactured using UV lithography equipment, which China possesses.
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Chinese Companies Are Clear About Their Position on the U.S. Tech Ban: ‘The Best Development Opportunity Ever’
ComponentsEDA software is crucial for the semiconductor industry. China is prepared to lead the sector.
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China’s Three-Pronged Approach to Achieving ‘Technological Independence’ Involves Securing Raw Materials, Manufacturing Chips, and Developing AI Systems
Business and EconomicsChina’s plan unfolds in three stages: securing resources, building industrial capacity, and establishing innovation leadership.
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China’s Future in the Chip Industry Rests on a Single, Almost Unknown Company: SiCarrier
Business and EconomicsSiCarrier aims to compete with top equipment manufacturers such as ASML, Tokyo Electron, and Applied Materials.
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Intel’s New Roadmap: The Company’s Future Relies Heavily on the 18A and 14A Chip Nodes
Business and EconomicsIntel’s near-term competitiveness relies heavily on the success of a single semiconductor manufacturing technology: the 18A node.
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BYD Set Out to Win the EV Race. Then, TSMC Decided to Sell One of Its Factories
MobilityBYD designs and manufactures its chips, threatening the position of industry giants like Infineon and NXP.
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Intel Turns Its Eyes to Meta to Stay Competitive. Its Strategy Involves Layoffs, More Office Days, and Middle Management
Business and EconomicsIntel begins its transformation with job cuts, a forced return to the office, and a crackdown on internal bureaucracy.
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A Look at Samsung’s Historic Moment as the Company Loses Its 30-Year Leadership in the DRAM Chip Industry
Business and EconomicsArtificial intelligence is significantly transforming the hardware supply chain.
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Intel’s Future Depends Heavily on the Success of One Chip Fabrication Node: The 18A Process
Business and EconomicsIntel is experiencing one of the most challenging periods in its 50-year history.
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German Scientists Made the Impossible Possible in the 1990s: They Developed a Critical Component for Today’s Chip Manufacturing Machines
Business and EconomicsDutch company ASML manufactures highly advanced and sophisticated EUV photolithography equipment.
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U.S. Tariffs Threaten a Gigantic Domino Effect on the Global Economy. The First Domino Is Big Tech
Robotics and AIThe declines represent a dangerous domino effect that could hit AI development hard.
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Meet SiCarrier, the Little-Known Company Powering China’s Cutting-Edge Chip Production
Business and EconomicsThe company aims to compete with top semiconductor equipment manufacturers, including ASML, Tokyo Electron, and Applied Materials.
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Samsung Faces One of Its Most Challenging Periods Ever. The Issue: It’s Struggling to Keep Up With TSMC and SK Hynix
Business and EconomicsSamsung is struggling to keep up with the AI advancements led by TSMC, which faces little competition.
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Who Is Lip-Bu Tan? Intel’s New CEO Promises a Change of Direction and May Announce Further Layoffs
Business and EconomicsThe new CEO will likely implement significant cost-cutting measures, which may result in layoffs.
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Intel Has a New CEO: Lip-Bu Tan Takes Up the Role at a Crucial Time for the Tech Company
Business and EconomicsLip-Bu Tan will become CEO on March 18, facing the challenge of strengthening the company in a more competitive market.
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Alibaba’s RISC-V CPU Is More Than Just a Chip. It Represents China’s Path to Tech Self-Sufficiency
Business and EconomicsDamo Academy, Alibaba’s research-focused subsidiary, has created the XuanTie C930 server processor.
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Japan Sounds the Alarm Bell Over China’s Dominance in Global Chip and Battery Production Thanks to Its Powerful Gallium Market
MaterialsChina currently produces 59.2% of germanium, 48% of antimony, and an astonishing 98.8% of gallium.
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ARM Is Off to a Good Start in Its Goal to Sell Its Own Chips: It’s Already Secured Meta as Its First Customer
ComponentsThis poses a threat to Intel and AMD, but it could also hinder Qualcomm.
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China Responds to U.S. Sanctions with $8.2 Billion AI Investment Fund
Business and EconomicsBeijing launches a massive $8.2 billion AI investment fund as a countermeasure to U.S. sanctions.
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