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Integra, a Wichita technology company, announced its plans to expand and build a new plant Thursday.

Japan and Netherlands have agreed to join the United States in limiting the exports of high-end semiconductor technology to China, Japan-based nonprofit cooperative news agency Kyodo News reported.

The US, Japan, and the Netherlands are also in discussions to restrict Chinas access to materials for semiconductor technology and for the manufacture of advanced processor chips which, they claim, can be used in weapons, according to the Geo Politik report.

SEMICON Korea, an annual semiconductor exhibition, has proven that the industry has unlimited growth potential despite currently being overshadowed by its worst-ever slump, as many industry officials and jobseekers filled the exhibition hall on Friday, the last day of the three-day event.

A court case involving leakage of intellectual property (IP) from a Korean company to China has shed light on growing tensions in the semiconductor supply chain between the two countries.

LONDON, Feb. 2, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- To further enhance, strengthen and expand the global semiconductor ecosystem, the International Semiconductor Executive Summits (ISES) launches the International

MASS Group Named Top Semiconductor Tech Company of 2022...

ITHACA, NY / ACCESSWIRE / February 2, 2023 / Odyssey Semiconductor Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB:ODII), a semiconductor device company developing innovative high-voltage power switching components based on

U.S. Rep. Brandon Williams reiterated his commitment to Microns central New York plans after meeting with the chip manufacturers top executive on Tuesday.

Britain's government has been preparing a plan to diversify supply chains for essential components and increase domestic manufacturing for the past two years amid growing concerns that...