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Global chip sales forecast to jump 13% this year after rocky 2023: Industry group, ET Telecom - Vimarsana News

Global chip sales forecast to jump 13% this year after rocky 2023: Industry group, ET Telecom

The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) forecast a 13.1% jump in global chip sales to $595.3 billion, compared with a drop of about 8% in sales in 2023.

IRA and CHIPS Act bringing manufacturing back to the US - Vimarsana News

IRA and CHIPS Act bringing manufacturing back to the US

Since the onset of the US-China trade war, Washington has launched a series of initiatives to bring manufacturing back to India, especially the strategically significant semiconductors. Asian manufacturers, except for China, are also building manufacturing facilities and fabs in an era when globalization yields to diversified production.

Chip Sales Rise in 2022, Especially to Auto, Industrial, Consumer Markets · EMSNow - Vimarsana News

Chip Sales Rise in 2022, Especially to Auto, Industrial, Consumer Markets · EMSNow

By Robert Casanova, Director, Industry Statistics and Economic Policy, SIA

Source: emsnow.com
From Colorado Springs layoffs to new hires, major expansion: Microchip's rebound - Vimarsana News

From Colorado Springs layoffs to new hires, major expansion: Microchip's rebound

Three years ago, the Colorado Springs semiconductor industry seemed to be on its last legs in the wake of Microchip plans to lay off more than 200 people from its

Microchip rebound: From Colorado Springs layoffs to new hires, expansion - Vimarsana News

Microchip rebound: From Colorado Springs layoffs to new hires, expansion

Three years ago, the Colorado Springs semiconductor industry seemed to be on its last legs in the wake of Microchip plans to lay off more than 200 people from its