On November 9, according to Korean media BusinessKorea, the Korean Ministry of Industry, Trade and Energy and the U.S. Department of Commerce held talks on the 8th to discuss the impact of U.S. export restrictions on Chinese semiconductors on the Korean semiconductor industry.

On November 9, according to the Taiwanese media "Economic Daily", foreign media reported that TSMC was evaluating an overweight US 3nm fab to invest $12 billion...

The latest news points out that the Google Tensor G3 flagship chip used in the Google Pixel 8 series will be manufactured by Samsung...

The global semiconductor silicon wafer shipment area this year is expected to approach 14.7 billion square inches, a new high. The International Semiconductor Industry Association expects that the growth of silicon wafer shipments may slow down in 2023...

It has been more than a year since TV panel prices fell from highs. The Chromebook's fall from the cloud also lasted a year. Other epidemic demand during the epidemic has also dropped significantly...

German Economy Ministry Robert Habeck said today that Chinese investment in Germany's semiconductor industry faces higher barriers, adding that this also applies to the planned acquisition of the Elmos chip factory...

According to the BIS official website of the U.S. Department of Commerce recently, the Materials and Equipment Technical Advisory Committee will meet at 10:00 am Eastern Standard Time on November 17, 2022...

Taiwan's wafer foundry UMC announced on October 7 that its revenue for October this year reached NT$24.344 billion, reaching a low of nearly six months, down 3.47% from the previous month...

On November 7, Samsung Electronics announced that it has started mass production of 1Tb (terabyte) triple-level cell (TLC) 8th generation V-NAND with the highest storage density among Samsung products...

Qualcomm slashed its forecast for smartphone shipments again and gave a bleaker-than-expected sales outlook, joining other chipmakers in the face of a sharp decline after a brief boom in the pandemic, The Wall Street Journal reported.