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SK hynix said Wednesday it logged losses for three quarters in a row as a demand slump continued amid macroeconomic woes, but it called the bottom on the chip market.

SK hynix has decided to carry out an additional 5 to 10 percent reduction in its production of NAND flash memory this year, to further decrease its operating losses by focusing more on selling high bandwidth memory (HBM) chips, which are in high demand among generative artificial intelligence (AI) developers, the chipmaker said Wednesday.

The semiconductor industry’s global strategic importance is more widely understood than ever before, and this increased recognition is unlocking tens of billions of dollars of investment in all aspects of the semiconductor space: from design to fabrication and deployment.

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The US Senate on Tuesday backed a bill that requires US companies to report their investments in certain Chinese technology sectors, including semiconductors and artificial intelligence (AI), to federal government. The move is seen as the latest US efforts to impede China’s technology progress.

Foxconn: India wants to establish itself as a semiconductor manufacturing hub, rivaling the likes of Taiwan, and the high demand for chips means the local market will be worth $80 billion by 2028, almost four times its $23 billion size now.

Samsung Semiconductor India Research (SSIR), the research arm of South Korean manufacturing conglomerate Samsung in Bengaluru, has got 1,100 patents to its credit so far, a senior executive told ET.

TSMC interested in investment after Berlin’s 10bn euros subsidy for Intel ventures

The European Council has approved the EU Chips Act to boost the continent’s semiconductor production and reduce its reliance on adversarial competitors like China.

Washington should take bold action to stem Beijing’s progress in AI for military purposes and negotiate risk reduction, says American think tank.