➀ BelGaN, a Belgian GaN semiconductor foundry, has filed for bankruptcy, affecting approximately 440 employees. ➁ The company has over 30 years of experience in automotive semiconductor production and significant advancements in GaN technology. ➂ Despite technical successes, BelGaN faced financial difficulties, including a lack of sufficient cash flow and challenges in securing additional investments. ➃ The company has received bids from potential buyers, including a Swedish-Finnish consortium and former owner Guido Dumarey.

1. Timon and Wemap, which filed for corporate rehabilitation proceedings, owe over 10 billion won to domestic PC-related companies. 2. The situation has led to concerns about a domino effect of bankruptcies in the industry. 3. The government has pledged to support affected small and medium-sized enterprises, but there are doubts about the effectiveness of these measures.

1. A major Chinese semiconductor company has declared bankruptcy after the failure of a $3 billion IDM project. 2. The incident has raised concerns about the future of China's chip industry. 3. Additionally, 23 other semiconductor companies have recently withdrawn their IPO applications.