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Taiwan-based semiconductor tool vendors stand a chance of breaking into the supply chain for Apples iPhones by supplying RF peripheral IC test equipment, according to industry sources.

The concept of AI has continued to penetrate high-performance computing (HPC) and even the future car sector. Supply chain sources admitted that this is already a battle of "ecosystem," not just a single-chip business model. The importance of a "subsystem" integration service is higher than ever, which has become a real source of profit for Nvidia, a front-runner in the industry.

Dedicated IC testing house King Yuan Electronics (KYEC) continues to see weak demand for smartphone application processors, with replenishment demand unlikely to pick up until the fourth quarter, according to company president A. H. Liu.

After nearly a year of work, the University of North Carolina has tested all 3,900 of its drinking water fixtures on campus.

With unclear business outlook from Taiwans mobile SoC vendor MediaTek, its backend partners including ASE Technology, Powertech Technology (PTI), Sigurd Microelectronics and King Yuan Electronics (KYEC) are all downbeat about their business prospects for the second quarter, with backend capacity demand for handset chips to be deferred to the second half of the year, according to industry sources.

Japan is set to officially tighten export controls on 23 semiconductor equipment items to China, starting in July, following the US-led containment against Chinese semiconductor industry. The decision not only meets strong repercussions from Beijing, but will also impact Japanese equipment suppliers more than their counterparts in the US and the Netherlands, given their higher market shares in China.

North Carolina testing data shows majority of students failing end-of-course tests More N.C. students failing state exams By Chandler Morgan | March 1, 2021 at 5:55 PM EST - Updated March 1 at 7:45 PM CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Data from North Carolina Department of Public Instruction shows the majority of high school students did not pass state end-of-course exams that we’re given in the Fall. The data is the first large-scale glimpse into how students in North Carolina are doing amidst t...