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An Apple supplier executive has warned that the spread of COVID-19 in Taiwan is threatening a halt in production if more people don't receive a COVID vaccine soon. Only 2.4% of the country's population has reportedly received the first dose.

The Global 3D IC and 2.5D IC Packaging Market, report gave a careful examination of the driving factors, development trends, restraints, challenges, a

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Samsung Electronics maintained the second spot in the foundry market in the first quarter of the year, but its share fell slightly due to the temporary shutdown of its chip plant in the US, a report showed on Monday.Samsungs foundry business ...

‘Extremely heavy rain’ advisory issued for central Taiwan, chip makers breathe small sigh of relief | 2021-05-30 11:07:00

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United Microelectronics Corporation(NYSE:UMC): Even though investors have been rotating away from tech stocks with the economy’s gradual recovery, the industry is well positioned to resume its rally due to the rising demand for cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI) and 5G-enabled products and services. So, we think it could be wise to invest now in low-priced tech stocks United Microelectronics (UMC), AU Optronics (AUOTY), Seiko Epson (SEKEY), and Richardson Electronics (RELL) to capit...

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Tesla Is Taking Careful Steps To Combat Chip Shortages Tesla is making sure they are ready if chip supplies dwindle even more. That is why they’re stocking up on extra chips in advance. Advertisement Tesla has probably been well aware of the chip shortage for some time. The supply chain is breaking down, so It also may serve Tesla well to make sure they have enough steel since prices of steel have tripled. The rising gas prices could help Tesla but they will only have a significant impact if...

US $52 billion chip funding could help ease the global chip shortage PUBLISHED BY The semiconductor chip shortage is far from over but this hasn’t stopped governments around the globe from getting creative to move production ahead. The impact of the chip crisis on the automotive market has been debilitating, resulting in competition between automakers and electronics manufacturers. To prevent the global chip shortage from razing the economy to the ground the U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Rai...