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Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra Was Denied US Visa 3 Times, Now Heads $1 Trillion Firm
Born in Kanpur, India, Mehrotra was denied entry to the United States three times as a teenager before finally securing his student visa to study at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Micron to Start Plant Construction in August, Domestic Microchip Production to Begin by 2024-End: Report
India's first semiconductor assembly plant by Micron Technology would start construction in August in Gujarat, says a report by Financial Times. The country aims to make its first domestically manufactured microchips by the end of 2024.
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Government Approves $2.7 Billion Micron's Chip Plant, To Create 5000 Jobs
Micron's OSAT proposal was cleared after the government modified the semiconductor programme and increased the incentives.
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India Said to Approve Micron's $2.7 Billion Semiconductor Testing Plant Ahead of PM Modi's US Visit
India's cabinet has reportedly approved Micron Technology's $2.7 billion (roughly Rs. 22,159 crore) plan for a new semiconductor testing and packaging unit in Gujarat. The government agreed with production-linked incentives worth Rs. 110 billion ($1.34 billion) for the plant
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Chip Manufacturers’ Order Books Still ‘Very Full’, Taiwan’s Economy Minister Says
Taiwan’s chip manufacturing companies’ order books are still “very full”, the country’s Economy Minister said on Wednesday. The revelation from the minister came on the heels of a significantly weaker-than-expected business outlook by memory-chip firm Micron last Thursday, which raised concerns that the industry was turning towards a down...
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Samsung Likely to Report 15 Percent YoY Rise in Server Chip Profits, Analysts Say
Samsung Electronics is estimated to report a 15 percent year-on-year rise in profits in the last quarter, thanks to demand for its memory chips from server customers. An average of seven estimates shows that the operating profit for the world’s largest smartphone manufacturer may have jumped to KRW 14.46 trillion (roughly Rs. 88,000 crore) in the...
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Foxconn Raises Full-Year-Outlook Despite Rising Inflation, Global Chip Shortage
Foxconn has raised its full-year business forecast on Monday, after an increase in smartphone sales in June. The firm saw a 31 percent jump in sales from a year earlier, to a record high for the month. The increase comes despite concerns of slowing demand due to rising inflation, and a global chip shortage. The ongoing semiconductor shortage has al...
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Micron Considering New U.S. Memory Chip Factory As It Gears Up Spending
Micron has pilot manufacturing lines for developing new technologies at its Idaho headquarters and a factory in Virginia that turns out special high-reliability chips for automobiles.
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Parag Agrawal Is New Twitter CEO. Here Are Other Indian-Origin Executives Leading Major Technology Firms
After Parag Agrawal's succession to the position of Twitter's CEO, Irish billionaire entrepreneur Patrick Collison in a tweet noted the success of Indians in the tech world to which billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk concurred.
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Micron Considering New U.S. Memory Chip Factory As It Gears Up Spending
Micron has pilot manufacturing lines for developing new technologies at its Idaho headquarters and a factory in Virginia that turns out special high-reliability chips for automobiles.
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Chinese Chipmaker's Ambitions Hit Hurdle With US Indictment
The US Justice Department on Thursday indicted Fujian Jinhua and Taiwan-based United Microelectronics Corp (UMC) for industrial espionage.
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US Indicts Chinese, Taiwan Firms for Targeting Micron Trade Secrets
The action is the latest in a long list taken to fight what some in the Trump administration call China's cheating through intellectual property theft.
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Chipmaker SK Hynix logs small profit desipte weak PC demand
Hynix is the world's second-largest maker of computer memory chips that help run multiple programs quickly.
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Apple could face iPad 2 component shortages
The aftermath of the Japanese earthquake may cause logistical disruptions and supply shortages in Apple Inc.'s iPad 2
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Apple could face iPad 2 component shortages
The aftermath of the Japanese earthquake may cause logistical disruptions and supply shortages in Apple Inc.'s iPad 2
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Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra Was Denied US Visa 3 Times, Now Heads $1 Trillion Firm
Born in Kanpur, India, Mehrotra was denied entry to the United States three times as a teenager before finally securing his student visa to study at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Micron to Start Plant Construction in August, Domestic Microchip Production to Begin by 2024-End: Report
India's first semiconductor assembly plant by Micron Technology would start construction in August in Gujarat, says a report by Financial Times. The country aims to make its first domestically manufactured microchips by the end of 2024.
-
Government Approves $2.7 Billion Micron's Chip Plant, To Create 5000 Jobs
Micron's OSAT proposal was cleared after the government modified the semiconductor programme and increased the incentives.
-
India Said to Approve Micron's $2.7 Billion Semiconductor Testing Plant Ahead of PM Modi's US Visit
India's cabinet has reportedly approved Micron Technology's $2.7 billion (roughly Rs. 22,159 crore) plan for a new semiconductor testing and packaging unit in Gujarat. The government agreed with production-linked incentives worth Rs. 110 billion ($1.34 billion) for the plant
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Chip Manufacturers’ Order Books Still ‘Very Full’, Taiwan’s Economy Minister Says
Taiwan’s chip manufacturing companies’ order books are still “very full”, the country’s Economy Minister said on Wednesday. The revelation from the minister came on the heels of a significantly weaker-than-expected business outlook by memory-chip firm Micron last Thursday, which raised concerns that the industry was turning towards a down...
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Samsung Likely to Report 15 Percent YoY Rise in Server Chip Profits, Analysts Say
Samsung Electronics is estimated to report a 15 percent year-on-year rise in profits in the last quarter, thanks to demand for its memory chips from server customers. An average of seven estimates shows that the operating profit for the world’s largest smartphone manufacturer may have jumped to KRW 14.46 trillion (roughly Rs. 88,000 crore) in the...
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Foxconn Raises Full-Year-Outlook Despite Rising Inflation, Global Chip Shortage
Foxconn has raised its full-year business forecast on Monday, after an increase in smartphone sales in June. The firm saw a 31 percent jump in sales from a year earlier, to a record high for the month. The increase comes despite concerns of slowing demand due to rising inflation, and a global chip shortage. The ongoing semiconductor shortage has al...
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Micron Considering New U.S. Memory Chip Factory As It Gears Up Spending
Micron has pilot manufacturing lines for developing new technologies at its Idaho headquarters and a factory in Virginia that turns out special high-reliability chips for automobiles.
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Parag Agrawal Is New Twitter CEO. Here Are Other Indian-Origin Executives Leading Major Technology Firms
After Parag Agrawal's succession to the position of Twitter's CEO, Irish billionaire entrepreneur Patrick Collison in a tweet noted the success of Indians in the tech world to which billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk concurred.
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Micron Considering New U.S. Memory Chip Factory As It Gears Up Spending
Micron has pilot manufacturing lines for developing new technologies at its Idaho headquarters and a factory in Virginia that turns out special high-reliability chips for automobiles.
-
Chinese Chipmaker's Ambitions Hit Hurdle With US Indictment
The US Justice Department on Thursday indicted Fujian Jinhua and Taiwan-based United Microelectronics Corp (UMC) for industrial espionage.
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US Indicts Chinese, Taiwan Firms for Targeting Micron Trade Secrets
The action is the latest in a long list taken to fight what some in the Trump administration call China's cheating through intellectual property theft.
-
Chipmaker SK Hynix logs small profit desipte weak PC demand
Hynix is the world's second-largest maker of computer memory chips that help run multiple programs quickly.
-
Apple could face iPad 2 component shortages
The aftermath of the Japanese earthquake may cause logistical disruptions and supply shortages in Apple Inc.'s iPad 2
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Apple could face iPad 2 component shortages
The aftermath of the Japanese earthquake may cause logistical disruptions and supply shortages in Apple Inc.'s iPad 2
