Since the chip shortage broke out in the automotive industry at the end of 2020, it has spread to the upper, middle and lower reaches and various fields of the semiconductor industry chain. The industry had thought it might ease in 2022 or 2023, however, Intel CEO Gail Singer recently said that it may not be resolved until 2024.

At a time when the voices of "semiconductor demand slowing down" and "the end of the core shortage market" are coming, STMicroelectronics suddenly said that the impact of supply shortages will continue this year, as the influx of chip demand exceeds the group's production capacity by 30% to 40%; another chip maker has a similar claim...

The chips and systems of the future will be connected by light rather than electrical signals...

A sharp drop in graphics chip prices could herald an unexpectedly quick end to the global chip crunch that has crippled manufacturing from smartphones to cars...

Acquisitions in the semiconductor industry have become routine operations for companies to quickly catch up with their rivals in terms of technology accumulation and business scale. At the beginning of 2022, the global chip industry has ushered in a new round of mergers and acquisitions...

Since the beginning of this year, the epidemic has repeated. In the face of the severe market environment, the semiconductor industry alliance has formed, and all parties have worked together to resist risks and improve their own strength.

Although Intel is still trying to improve its own manufacturing capabilities, it will reveal more details on commissioning TSMC production in 2023-24, as well as 3nm orders in the next few quarters...

A well-known company that provides AI SoC chips for complex applications such as drones--Shanghai Kuxin Microelectronics Co., Ltd. is at the intersection of hardware architecture and software development needs...

Last week, led by Republican Congressman McCall, nine U.S. congressmen sent a letter to the president this week, asking the U.S. to intervene in Nexperia's acquisition of the UK's Newport Fab deal.

In recent years, semiconductor alliances have gained momentum. From Chip4 to SIAC, from UCIe alliance to Wi-Fi alliance, alliance members seek new scales, standards or positioning to deal with common competition for the purpose of ensuring market advantages for all parties involved. Or push the business into new areas.