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Ohio Lt. Gov. Jon Husted joined with leaders from Intel, JobsOhio and community colleges to unveil programs for workers in the semiconductor industry.

Karnataka govt and Foxconn signed an LoI to set up two manufacturing projects including one which will be a partnership with US-based Applied Materials which would create employment opportunities for 13,000 people in the state.

Independent Thermal Control Board and Engineering Thermal Chamber Targeting Early SSD Product Development Stages with Per DUT Thermal Control ...

Nikon Corporation (Nikon) is pleased to announce that its Kumagaya Plant in Kumagaya-shi, Saitama prefecture, the development and production site for semiconductor lithography systems and more has obtained Gold Status in the Validated Assessment Program (VAP) audit conducted by Responsible Business Alliance (RBA). RBA is an international industry organization aimed at proper management of labor, health and safety, environment, and ethics in the supply chain of mainly in the electronics in...

The wait for a 40nm silicon fab in India got longer after Vedanta and Foxconn called off their JV. Both companies are expected to submit separate proposals but there is no clarity when that may happen

In its press release, Intel said that the Sierra Forest (SRF) lineup is expected to launch in the first quarter of next year, while Granite Rapids (GNR)...

Arm has recently unveiled the Semiconductor Education Alliance (SEA) initiative, a fresh approach to address the escalating skill gap affecting technology companies worldwide. The SEA aims to...

Undeterred by Taiwan's Foxconn pulling out of his group's USD 20 billion semiconductor-making venture, mining baron Anil Agarwal said the first phase of Vedanta's chip-making project will be ready in two-and-a-half years.

As part of the collaboration, the Arm Flexible Access for Startups programme will broaden its qualification criteria to welcome applications from startups that qualify under MEITY’s SemiconIndia futureDESIGN DLI scheme

Rice University engineers have developed a solar device that converts sunlight into hydrogen at a record-breaking 20.8% efficiency, paving the way for cleaner and more cost-effective energy production.