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The decision by the Cyberspace Administration of China to ban Micron Technologys semiconductors in Chinese infrastructure has put South Korea in the middle of the dispute between Washington and Beijing over the future of Chinas semiconductor industry. While there are immediate issues for South Korea and the United States to consider, the dispute highlights the need for South Korea and the United States to engage in deeper discussions in the medium-to-long term on how to handle economic coercion ...

Tech giant Samsung is reportedly planning to unveil a new time-of-flight (ToF) sensor for AR/VR (mixed reality) headsets which will feature an on-chip Image Signal Processor (ISP)

Vietnam is drawing attention as an investment destination for global semiconductor companies while electronics makers continue to set up shop in the Southeast Asia country.

Ichor Holdings, Ltd. , a leader in the design, engineering, and manufacturing of critical fluid delivery subsystems and components for semiconductor capital equipment, today announced... | June 13, 2023

SKC Co., a South Korean manufacturer of advanced materials, signed a preliminary agreement on Monday with Vietnams Hai Phong city to explore potential investment in advanced materials for secondary batteries, semiconductors, and other green sectors.

Copyright BusinessAMBE Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company achieved substantially higher sales in May than in April. This was revealed Friday by figures from the Taiwanese semiconductor... | June 12, 2023

The proposed semiconductor manufacturing facility by Intel, near Magdeburg, Germany, has hit financial roadblocks. It was initially envisioned to be Europes most extensive plant, but an escalation i...

Northwest University Semiconductor Network reinforces nationwide commitment to building semiconductor workforce of the futureBOISE, Idaho, June 12, 2023 -- Micron Technology, Inc. , one of the... | June 12, 2023

The worst is over for Samsung Electronics and SK hynixs stock prices at least for this year, as major investors are confident demand will return in the second half of this year due to massive production cuts by the South Korean chip duo as well as Micron Technology of the U.S., which are clearly helping supply chain inventories return to healthier levels quite quickly, analysts say.

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