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Taiwans biggest earthquake since 1999 is likely to cause some disruption across Asias semiconductor supply chain, analysts say, after chipmakers from TSMC to UMC halted some operations to inspect...

India is looking to capitalise on the shift away from China as companies diversify their global supply chains, before the window of opportunity closes.

Tata Group, India's largest conglomerate, has applied to the Union Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology(MeiTY) to set up a semiconductor wafer fabrication facility under the India Semiconductor Mission(ISM)

The fab will manufacture chips in the 28-nanometer, 40-nm and 55-nm categories with a planned monthly output of 40,000 wafers, the two companies said.

15 years ago there was a fundamental switch in the EU position on leading-edge chip process development. In 2008, the hub for European leading-edge

Taiwan chipmaker Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp is considering around five sites in Japan, including Mie prefecture, for setting up a potential $5.4 billion factory as talks on subsidies progress, sources said. Powerchip announced in July it was setting up a joint venture with Japanese financial firm SBI Holdings with the aim of securing government subsidies to build a plant in Japan. The total cost of the factory is expected to be around 800 billion yen ($5.35 billion), one source s

Dublin, Oct. 11, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The

Considered Taiwanese buying habits and ongoing tensions with China hampering attendance meant sales were slower off the mark at Taipei Dangdai.

GO-BETWEEN: US-China trade disputes are creating opportunities for Taiwanese firms, as companies seek a second source for technology components, Powerchip’s Huang saidBy Lisa Wang / Staff reporter

24 years ago I went to Taiwan to try and find out why its foundry industry - then only 11 years old - had taken off so well. The year before my trip, in