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Zhen Ding mulls new plant in Southeast Asia - Vimarsana News

Zhen Ding mulls new plant in Southeast Asia

Taiwan-based PCB maker Zhen Ding Technology has drawn plans to expand its production capacity worldwide. According to company chairman Charles Shen, in addition to its existing factories in China, Taiwan, and India, the company is looking at additional production sites in Southeast Asia.

Semiconductor iinnovations key to 6G deployment, according to DIGITIMES Research - Vimarsana News

Semiconductor iinnovations key to 6G deployment, according to DIGITIMES Research

Due to the rapid advancement in communication technology, the commercialization of 6G is expected to take place by 2030, marking a significant reduction in the innovation cycle.

Winbond eyeing return to monthly profit in 2Q23 - Vimarsana News

Winbond eyeing return to monthly profit in 2Q23

Specialty DRAM and flash memory maker Winbond Electronics has seen its foundry utilization rates begin to recover, anticipating a return to monthly profits in the second quarter.

Nvidia open to partnership with Intel, says CEO - Vimarsana News

Nvidia open to partnership with Intel, says CEO

Nvidia's supply chain strives to be as diverse and decentralized as possible, and the company is open to working with Intel, according to Jensen Huang, CEO for the fabless vendor.

Qualcomm sees 2024 a big year for its PC processor biz - Vimarsana News

Qualcomm sees 2024 a big year for its PC processor biz

The proliferation of generative AI and the growing adoption of Qualcomm's in-house developed Oryon CPU will help the company's 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.