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US To Give GlobalFoundries $1.5 Billion To Boost Domestic Chip Production
The US government is awarding $1.5 billion to GlobalFoundries to expand semiconductor production, the Biden administration said on Monday, in a bid to strengthen domestic supply chains after the COVID pandemic exposed weaknesses.
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US President Joe Biden Pushes Congress to Pass $52 Billion Bill to Boost US Chip Production
US President Joe Biden pressed Congress on Monday, asking it to pass a bill to provide US chipmakers with $52 billion (roughly Rs. 4,14,800 crore) in subsidies to reduce foreign sourcing for semiconductors. He cited both the economic and national security "imperative" of securing production of the tiny components needed for everything from smartpho...
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Samsung to Reportedly Begin Mass Production of 3nm Chips in a Bid to Surpass TSMC
Samsung will reportedly announce to begin the mass production of 3nm chips next week. The company's decision will surpass TSMC, whose 3nm chip production is anticipated to start in the second half of this year.
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Toyota To Produce Record 11 Million Cars In Fiscal 2022 If Chip Supply Stable
Hitting that production target would depend on a stable supply of chips
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Europe's Carmakers Face Raw Material Bottleneck For EV Batteries
Major carmakers like Volkswagen, Daimler and Stellantis have been racing to secure battery cell supplies in Europe, but may face a bigger challenge as they seek to go electric - finding enough battery raw materials.
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Operations Are Normal At Chipmaker SMIC's Shanghai Plants - Report
Chinese chipmaker Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation said operations remain normal at its Shanghai factories, state media outlet China Securities Journal reported on Monday.
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GlobalFoundries Posts 56% Rise In Quarterly Sales On Booming Chip Demand
The company makes silicon wafers for chip designers, such as Advanced Micro Devices and Broadcom Inc, that do not have their own fabrication plants, called fabs.
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Japan Urges More Chip Tie-Ups With Taiwan At Trade Talks
Japan-Taiwan Exchange Association Chairman Mitsuo Ohashi praised Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (TSMC)'s plans to expand in Japan. Expects these collaborations can continue to expand.
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Taiwan Sees Limited Impact From Ukraine War On Chip Supply Chain
Taiwan is a major chip manufacturer, home to the world's largest contract chip maker and Asia's most valuable listed company, TSMC, and key to alleviating a global shortage of semiconductors which have in some cases forced auto production lines to shutter.
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Russia's Top Carmaker Avtovaz Looks To Secure Chip Supplies Amid Sanctions Threat
The White House has told the U.S. chip industry to be ready for new restrictions on exports to Russia if Moscow attacks Ukraine, including potentially blocking Russia's access to global electronics supplies.
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Bosch To Invest Additional 250 Million Euros In Chip Production Capacity
Bosch says, the largest part of that budget was allocated to expanding its 1-billion-euro Dresden factory producing 300-millimeter wafers, which the group inaugurated in June.
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TSMC To Expand New Japan Chip Factory, Denso Takes Stake
TSMC, which is the world's largest contract chip maker, announced the $7 billion factory in southern Japan in November and construction is scheduled to start this year, with production beginning by the end of 2024.
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Chip Production: EU Looks to Ease Dependency on Asia, Announces $48-Billion Plan
The European Union announced a $48-billion (roughly Rs. 3,58,520 crore) plan to become a major semiconductor producer, seeking to curb its dependency on Asian markets for the component that powers everything from cars to hospital ventilators and game consoles.
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Panasonic's Q3 Profit Slides As Material Costs Rise And Appliance Sales Fall
Panasonic has sought to reduce its reliance on low-margin consumer electronics and appliances, shifting its focus to automotive batteries for Tesla Inc, production machinery, components and more recently supply chain management services.
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US Passes Bill to Boost Domestic Chip Production Amid Shortage
US has passed a new bill that aims to improve the country’s domestic semiconductor production amid a global chip shortage and stiff competition from China.
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US To Give GlobalFoundries $1.5 Billion To Boost Domestic Chip Production
The US government is awarding $1.5 billion to GlobalFoundries to expand semiconductor production, the Biden administration said on Monday, in a bid to strengthen domestic supply chains after the COVID pandemic exposed weaknesses.
-
US President Joe Biden Pushes Congress to Pass $52 Billion Bill to Boost US Chip Production
US President Joe Biden pressed Congress on Monday, asking it to pass a bill to provide US chipmakers with $52 billion (roughly Rs. 4,14,800 crore) in subsidies to reduce foreign sourcing for semiconductors. He cited both the economic and national security "imperative" of securing production of the tiny components needed for everything from smartpho...
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Samsung to Reportedly Begin Mass Production of 3nm Chips in a Bid to Surpass TSMC
Samsung will reportedly announce to begin the mass production of 3nm chips next week. The company's decision will surpass TSMC, whose 3nm chip production is anticipated to start in the second half of this year.
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Toyota To Produce Record 11 Million Cars In Fiscal 2022 If Chip Supply Stable
Hitting that production target would depend on a stable supply of chips
-
Europe's Carmakers Face Raw Material Bottleneck For EV Batteries
Major carmakers like Volkswagen, Daimler and Stellantis have been racing to secure battery cell supplies in Europe, but may face a bigger challenge as they seek to go electric - finding enough battery raw materials.
-
Operations Are Normal At Chipmaker SMIC's Shanghai Plants - Report
Chinese chipmaker Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation said operations remain normal at its Shanghai factories, state media outlet China Securities Journal reported on Monday.
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GlobalFoundries Posts 56% Rise In Quarterly Sales On Booming Chip Demand
The company makes silicon wafers for chip designers, such as Advanced Micro Devices and Broadcom Inc, that do not have their own fabrication plants, called fabs.
-
Japan Urges More Chip Tie-Ups With Taiwan At Trade Talks
Japan-Taiwan Exchange Association Chairman Mitsuo Ohashi praised Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (TSMC)'s plans to expand in Japan. Expects these collaborations can continue to expand.
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Taiwan Sees Limited Impact From Ukraine War On Chip Supply Chain
Taiwan is a major chip manufacturer, home to the world's largest contract chip maker and Asia's most valuable listed company, TSMC, and key to alleviating a global shortage of semiconductors which have in some cases forced auto production lines to shutter.
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Russia's Top Carmaker Avtovaz Looks To Secure Chip Supplies Amid Sanctions Threat
The White House has told the U.S. chip industry to be ready for new restrictions on exports to Russia if Moscow attacks Ukraine, including potentially blocking Russia's access to global electronics supplies.
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Bosch To Invest Additional 250 Million Euros In Chip Production Capacity
Bosch says, the largest part of that budget was allocated to expanding its 1-billion-euro Dresden factory producing 300-millimeter wafers, which the group inaugurated in June.
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TSMC To Expand New Japan Chip Factory, Denso Takes Stake
TSMC, which is the world's largest contract chip maker, announced the $7 billion factory in southern Japan in November and construction is scheduled to start this year, with production beginning by the end of 2024.
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Chip Production: EU Looks to Ease Dependency on Asia, Announces $48-Billion Plan
The European Union announced a $48-billion (roughly Rs. 3,58,520 crore) plan to become a major semiconductor producer, seeking to curb its dependency on Asian markets for the component that powers everything from cars to hospital ventilators and game consoles.
-
Panasonic's Q3 Profit Slides As Material Costs Rise And Appliance Sales Fall
Panasonic has sought to reduce its reliance on low-margin consumer electronics and appliances, shifting its focus to automotive batteries for Tesla Inc, production machinery, components and more recently supply chain management services.
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US Passes Bill to Boost Domestic Chip Production Amid Shortage
US has passed a new bill that aims to improve the country’s domestic semiconductor production amid a global chip shortage and stiff competition from China.
