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Lockdown in Malaysia to have no effect on chip companies National governments in Southeast Asian countries, including Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia, have been instituting increasingly stringent pandemic control measures in response to the intensifying COVID-19 pandemic in these countries. Remarkably, these countries are all hotspots in the electronic component supply chain, and Malaysia, home to many semiconductor packaging and testing facilities as well as passive component fabs, has now come under the international spotlight as a result. In particular, Malaysia’s MCO 3.0 (Movement Contr...

Dr. Lisa Su, chief executive officer of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), will accept the Legend in Leadership award of the Yale Chief Executive Leadership Institute during the virtual Yale CEO Summit. The Legend in Leadership award will be presented to Dr. Su by Arvind Krishna, chair and CEO, IBM Corporation Lisa Su has served as AMD president and chief executive officer since

Owing to soaring demands for various end devices, manufacturers have been ramping up their component procurement activities, and foundry capacities, as a result, have been in shortage since 2020, with various foundries raising their wafer prices and adjusting their product mixes to ensure profitability, according to TrendForce.

27 May ASML’s history and success have been strongly influenced by IBM’s ambitions to remain at the forefront of chip research from 1988 onwards. The announcement of the 2nm node shows that Big Blue’s role and impact are far from over. With its announcement of IC production technology for the 2nm node, IBM underlined that it’s still playing in the premier league in chip research. That’s both remarkable and intriguing. Remarkable because it marks half a century of hegemony in advanced chip technology. Intriguing because Big Blue turned itself around from a computer company to a giant...

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Shipment of Apple’s Mini LED iPad Pro Expected to Reach Five Million Units in 2021 Thanks to Improved Display Technology, Says TrendForce April 21, 2021 GMT TAIPEI, Taiwan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 21, 2021-- During Apple’s Spring Loaded event, the Cupertino company announced the upcoming release of its latest 12.9-inch iPad Pro models featuring Mini LED display technology. According to TrendForce ’s latest investigations, demand for the 12.9-inch iPad Pro has already been relatively high in the ni...