Intel collaborates with top Chinese customers, including Baidu and Alibaba, to explore hardware solutions for ChatGPT AI technology in enterprise and vertical fields.

Taiwanese panel manufacturers are relocating their production to Vietnam and India due to geopolitical factors, with companies such as AU Optronics, Innolux, and Raydium planning to establish new facilities in these countries to cater to their customers' supply chain strategies, although they will face challenges such as a shortage of skilled workers, high land costs, and anti-Chinese sentiment.

Rapidus has selected Chitose City in Hokkaido as the location for its new advanced semiconductor factory, aiming to launch a prototype line in 2025 and a mass production line in the late 2020s, positioning itself as a leader in the advanced semiconductor field and receiving 70 billion yen in subsidies from the Japanese government to enhance Japan's competitiveness in the semiconductor industry.

Texas Instruments (TI) has introduced a new line of high-performance microcontrollers that are designed to improve motor efficiency and simplify motor control for designers of various electronic devices.

Explore IC manufacturers' insights as destocking falls short, impacting the semiconductor market amid global trends and economic adjustments.

Several IC design companies in Taiwan are receiving short-term urgent orders for laptop and mobile phone applications as some inventory is gradually being sold off, but customers are not yet willing to place long-term orders.

Soitec and Applied Materials are expanding their production capacity in Singapore to meet the increasing demand for semiconductor chips and to reduce supply chain risks, which is good news for electronic components distributors as Singapore becomes a more attractive production hub for the industry

Major semiconductor manufacturers discuss chip supply chain stability in Chip 4 meeting, but avoid discussing export restrictions.

Chip companies receive rush orders for 5nm due to increased demand for AI server platforms, while cloud service providers lower their server procurement targets, posing a potential challenge to the overall chip industry.

Explore Micron Taiwan's latest announcement at the internal staff meeting, confirming no second wave of layoffs for 2023 in the semiconductor industry.