Recent #Semiconductor Industry news in the semiconductor industry

7 months ago
➀ Innolux denies plans to sell its plant in southern Taiwan amidst rumors of TSMC's potential purchase. ➁ The AI boom has increased demand for advanced packaging production capacity, driving industry growth. ➂ The situation highlights the strategic importance of semiconductor manufacturing facilities in Taiwan.
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10 months ago
1. The domestic PC market in Japan showed a recovery trend with a 7.9% year-on-year increase in shipments for the first quarter of 2024. However, the month of June saw a significant decrease in shipments, indicating a mixed recovery. 2. Personal PC demand has been particularly weak, with sales consistently below the previous year's levels, except for a brief spike in March 2024. 3. The Copilot+ PC, featuring advanced AI capabilities, has struggled to gain traction, with a market share of less than 1% due to high prices and software compatibility issues.
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10 months ago
1. SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won warns that the AI boom could vanish if it doesn't generate profits, comparing it to the gold rush. 2. Chey predicts NVIDIA's dominance in the AI hardware market could be threatened if competitors like AMD and Arm offer high-quality chips at lower prices. 3. SK Group is pushing for more efficient AI data centers using their technologies and materials.
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11 months ago
1. The 61st Design Automation Conference (DAC) focused on the theme 'Chips to Systems', reflecting the industry's shift from traditional chip makers to system companies designing their own chips. 2. AI was a prominent topic at the conference, with Nvidia being highlighted as a major beneficiary of the AI surge. 3. The conference showcased a mix of established and new companies, emphasizing the depth of experience within the semiconductor ecosystem.
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11 months ago
1. South Korean lawmaker and former Samsung Electronics president Ko Dong-jim has submitted a new bill for government support of the semiconductor industry, dubbed the 'All-Out War' strategy. 2. The bill aims to centralize semiconductor industry regulations through a proposed 'Presidential Semiconductor Industry Competitiveness Enhancement Committee'. 3. The legislation includes fast-tracking permits, rapid infrastructure construction, legal plans for competitiveness, designation of semiconductor clusters, and government subsidies for production facilities and infrastructure.
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