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Nova Technology (Novatech), which specializes in chemical and gas equipment used in the semiconductor and display industries, expects to generate another annual revenue growth in 2023 as its chip clients maintain their order pull-in pace.

TSMC disclosed at its annual technology symposium in Taiwan that its overseas sub-28nm process manufacturing capacity in 2024 will be multiple times that of 2020.

Electronics and semiconductors are Taiwans two diamond industries with complete ecosystems and strong tech resources, and their close combination is being highlighted in the trends of vehicle electrification and networking, autonomous driving and resources sharing. The Foxconn-led MIH open EV platform plays a crucial role in pooling the resources of both industries to build a new ecosystem for EV production. In a recent interview for the "Silicon Island Chronicles" documentary conducte...

Entegris, a provider of advanced materials and process solutions to the semiconductor and other high-tech industries, has announced the launch of a 54,000-square-meter manufacturing facility in southern Taiwans Kaohsiung Science Park.

The core of todays high-profile contest between the United States and China is Washingtons aim of trying to curb Beijings steady growth in chip-related areas. Especially in artificial intelligence, quantum technology, nanotechnology, quantum computing and data science.

Nvidia has placed additional orders for AI chips that require TSMCs CoWoS (chip on wafer on substrate) packaging, according to industry sources.

Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC said on Thursday that while war in Ukraine has impacted the companys costs, customers need not worry about the impact being passed on in price hikes.... | May 11, 2023

At the 2023 TSMC Technology Symposium held on May 11, TSMC CEO C.C. Wei highlighted the importance of "trust" in his keynote speech.

All advanced military hardware uses microchips, often in many ways, from communications to navigation to targeting and fire control.

TSMC reportedly is looking to raise pricing for specific orders and processes in the second half of this year or in 2024 in order to maintain stability and profitability, according to industry sources.