Page 7 - T Ce News Today

SK Hynix has completed the development of 1bnm, the fifth generation of its 10nm process technology, and the company and Intel have launched a joint evaluation and validation of 1bnm for DDR5 products destined for Intel Xeon Scalable platforms.

As India is promoting its electronics manufacturing ecosystem through a slew of initiatives such as Make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India), the South Asian country is reportedly considering lifting restrictions to build India as an electronics repair hub to complement the EMS ecosystem.

Xiaomi announced it would source its Bluetooth audio device to India-based EMS provider Optiemus, highlighting the emergence of Indias local giants as India has been encouraging electronics manufacturing through incentives and rising import duties.

Foxconn (Hon Hai Technology Group) held its shareholders meeting on the May 31. Chairman Young Liu stated that Foxconn has a comprehensive product portfolio in the ICT field, including market-leading positions in products such as mobile phones, PCs, servers, and others.

The proliferation of generative AI and the growing adoption of Qualcomms in-house developed Oryon CPU will help the companys PC-related processor business achieve breakthrough results in 2024, according to Kedar Kondap, SVP and GM of compute and gaming for the US chip vendor.

Quanta Cloud Technology (QCT), a subsidiary of Taiwan-based Quanta Computer, generated 50% of its revenue from AI servers in 2022 and anticipates that the proportion will further increase in 2023.

Despite the achievements of Nvidia, companies developing their own AI models are moving towards custom chips as costs escalate, potential compatibility constraints surface, and to circumvent supply shortage from reliance on a solitary provider.

K. Y. Lee, who founded the BenQ group, has now left the board of directors at major group company Qisda, about a year after departing from AU Optronics (AUO), another major group company.

Taiwan-based Getac Technology is optimistic about the rugged PC market growth this year, citing AI-driven demand in enterprise digital transformation solutions.

TSMC is widely regarded as the driving force behind AMD and Nvidias recent success in eroding Intels share of the data center processor market.