Recent #South Korea news in the semiconductor industry

11 days ago

➀ South Korean space startup Innospace received the first private commercial launch permit from KASA for its 'Spaceward' mission, deploying satellites from Brazil, India, and South Korea into LEO via the HANBIT-Nano rocket;

➁ The launch is scheduled between October 28 and November 28 at Brazil’s Alcântara Space Center, where Innospace built its own platform and previously conducted a sub-orbital test in 2023;

➂ This milestone marks Innospace’s entry into the commercial satellite launch market, supported by South Korean authorities for safety and technical oversight.

South KoreaSpacesemiconductor
7 months ago

➀ Japan hosts the third highest number of active U.S. troops deployed overseas, with 52,852 personnel;

➁ The total number of active U.S. personnel overseas is 165,830 as of June 2024, increasing to 1,294,191 when including those in the U.S.;

➂ This figure includes all branches of the military, State Department personnel, and excludes temporary duty and contingency operation personnel.

GermanyJapanSouth Korea
8 months ago

➀ According to a survey report by KISTEP, South Korea's majority of semiconductor technologies have been surpassed by China.

➁ South Korea's level in high integration and low impedance storage chip technology is 90.9%, lower than China's 94.1%.

➂ South Korea's level in high-performance, low-power artificial intelligence chips is 84.1%, still not reaching China's 88.3%.

➃ South Korea's power semiconductor level is 67.5%, while China's is 79.8%.

➄ Both South Korea and China are at 74.2% in advanced semiconductor packaging technology.

➅ South Korea's semiconductor industry has made significant achievements in the past few decades, especially in the field of storage chips.

➆ China's semiconductor industry has developed rapidly in recent years, surpassing South Korea in many key technology areas.

ChinaSouth Koreasemiconductor technology
9 months ago

➀ This article lists the ten most technologically advanced countries in the world as identified by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).

➁ The countries include Japan, South Korea, the United States, Germany, China, Singapore, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and Finland.

➂ The article does not provide a detailed analysis of each country's technological advancements but highlights their overall technological capabilities.

ChinaFinlandGermanyJapanSingaporeSouth KoreaSwitzerlandtechnology
9 months ago

➀ OECD 预计到 2050 年,日本和意大利的退休人口与工作人口比例将分别达到 81 和 74;

➁ 中国和韩国预计将是最快进入老龄化社会的两个国家,中国受到独生子女政策的影响,而韩国则面临低生育率问题;

➂ 韩国年轻一代面临经济挑战,社会结构传统上分层,特别是对女性来说难以应对。

ChinaRetirementSouth Korea
10 months ago
➀ The Korean government has accelerated the construction of the Yongin Semiconductor National Industrial Complex by three and a half years, with construction now set to begin in 2026 instead of 2029. ➁ The project is expected to attract $200 billion in private investment and aims to create a $475 billion added value production. ➂ The cluster will include six fabs plants, three power plants, and 60 SMEs.
ConstructionSouth Koreasemiconductor
11 months ago
➀ FIFA confirmed that Saudi Arabia will host the 2034 World Cup and Spain, Portugal, and Morocco will host the 2030 World Cup. ➁ The 2030 World Cup will mark the centenary anniversary of the first World Cup and will feature a ceremony in Montevideo and opening matches in Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay. ➂ It will be the first time the World Cup has been held in six countries and on three continents.
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12 months ago
➀ According to the OECD, a male worker in South Korea earned 29.3% more than his female counterparts in 2023; ➁ In Japan, the gender wage gap was 22%; ➂ In the US, the wage gap was around 16%; ➃ The OECD average for the year stood at around 11%; ➄ Among highly developed countries, New Zealand had one of the smaller gender wage gaps at 4.2%.
JapanOECDSouth Korea
about 1 year ago
➀ South Korea's exports surged 7.5% year-on-year in September, with semiconductors, wireless communication equipment, computers, cars, ships, and medical products leading the growth; ➁ Semiconductor exports, including memory chips, saw a significant increase, driven by the launch of new smartphones like the iPhone 16 and AI server investments; ➂ The country's trade surplus expanded to 67 billion USD, with exports to China and the US also witnessing growth.
South KoreaTradeeconomic growthsemiconductor
about 1 year ago
➀ Electronics production in developed countries is showing slow growth or decline in 2024; ➁ Taiwan and South Korea have seen strong growth, driven by AI servers and smartphones; ➂ Vietnam and India are experiencing significant production growth, with Vietnam benefiting from Samsung's investment and India from multinational manufacturing; ➃ China remains dominant but growth has slowed as companies shift manufacturing overseas.
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