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Several anonymous sources told Reuters that China is looking to raise $41 billion to fund its semiconductor industry and achieve self-sufficiency in the face of US technological sanctions.

SFA, a local display equipment maker, is moving to diversify its business portfolio by expanding beyond displays, the company said Tuesday. Among the non-display sectors, the company said it will focus on equipment for electric vehicle (EV) batteries, saying it will apply the laser technologies it has accumulated in the display sector to its batteries to increase its presence in the growing EV battery market.

ALBAWABA – In response to the US' recent export controls and restrictions, China will raise $41 billion to boost chipmaking domestically

This state-backed initiative marks the third installment from the China Integrated Circuit Industry Investment Fund.

Quantum Science, a pioneer in infrared quantum dot (QD) technology, has appointed Shimura Masayuki as its new Commercialisation Director to spearhead the company's rapid growth in international semiconductor markets. Click to read more...

Goldman Sachs analysts, quoted by the Taiwanese media outlet Commercial Times, suggest that Intel is likely to expand product outsourcing to TSMC in 2024 and 2025. The...

“It has been an extraordinary success beyond anyone's wildest dreams.” 

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Koreas exports fell for the 11th consecutive month in August due mainly to weak demand for semiconductors and petroleum products, but the country reported a trade surplus for the third straight month, the industry ministry said Friday.

Mustafa Suleyman says sales of Nvidia chips that dominate artificial intelligence should be tied to safe use pledges