South Korea’s Semiconductor Industry Expected to See a Major Growth in 2021
It is expected that South Korea’s semiconductor exports will surpass $100 billion this year, which will be the second time ever for the country, and that South Korea will take back the top spot for amount of investments in semiconductor facilities from China and Taiwan after losing the spot two years ago. There will be strong demands for memory semiconductors, which are the main focus of Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, as contactless economy continues to spread. Samsung Electronics’ foundry business will also see increased orders for system semiconductors, and there will also be increased system semiconductor exports due to demands for 5G modem chips and image sensors. South Korea’s semiconductor industry is expected to play a major role in vitalizing the South Korean economy once again through exports and investments.
To launch new platform on 20 January 2021Tanla Platforms proposes to launch a cloud native, digital CPaaS platform with global scale on 20 January 2021. This new platform has been conceptualized and patented by Tanla. The United States Patent
& Trademark Office has approved three patents for the same. Microsoft Corporation was the
development partner who architected & built this platform for Tanla.
Tanla and Microsoft will jointly go to market in India and other parts of the world.
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