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India Approves HCL-Foxconn Joint Venture Semiconductor Unit
India's cabinet has approved a new semiconductor plant, a joint venture between HCL Group and Taiwan's Foxconn. The plant will be located near the Jewar airport in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh.
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Bosch to Invest EUR 3 Billion in Chip Production by 2026
Bosch revealed its plans to spend EUR 3 billion (roughly Rs. 24,020 crore) in chip production by next four years. The company is looking forward to expand semiconductor production after spending EUR 1 billion (roughly Rs. 8,000 crore) on a new wafer plant in the Dresden, Germany. In another announcement, Bosch has also announced to invest over Rs. ...
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Taiwan's GlobalWafers to Invest $5 Billion in New Silicon Wafer Plant in Texas
Taiwan's GlobalWafers will spend $5 billion on a new plant in Texas to make silicon wafers used in semiconductors, switching to the United States after a failed European investment.
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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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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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Infineon Opens Austria Plant Early In Chip Capacity Boost
The Villach factory, ready three months early, will make chips on 300 mm wafers thinner than a human hair, operating in tandem as a 'megafab' with an existing German plant in Dresden.
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Renesas Says Damage From Fire At Chip Factory Worse Than First Thought
Renesas has said it will take at least a month to resume production at its 300 mm wafer line at the fire-hit plant, but replacing damaged machines could take several months.
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India finally wakes up to importance of local fabs, says IBM and STMicro interested
Two consortiums, including IBM and STMicroelectronics, have proposed building semiconductor wafer plants in India costing a total of $8 billion.
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India Approves HCL-Foxconn Joint Venture Semiconductor Unit
India's cabinet has approved a new semiconductor plant, a joint venture between HCL Group and Taiwan's Foxconn. The plant will be located near the Jewar airport in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh.
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Bosch to Invest EUR 3 Billion in Chip Production by 2026
Bosch revealed its plans to spend EUR 3 billion (roughly Rs. 24,020 crore) in chip production by next four years. The company is looking forward to expand semiconductor production after spending EUR 1 billion (roughly Rs. 8,000 crore) on a new wafer plant in the Dresden, Germany. In another announcement, Bosch has also announced to invest over Rs. ...
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Taiwan's GlobalWafers to Invest $5 Billion in New Silicon Wafer Plant in Texas
Taiwan's GlobalWafers will spend $5 billion on a new plant in Texas to make silicon wafers used in semiconductors, switching to the United States after a failed European investment.
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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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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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Infineon Opens Austria Plant Early In Chip Capacity Boost
The Villach factory, ready three months early, will make chips on 300 mm wafers thinner than a human hair, operating in tandem as a 'megafab' with an existing German plant in Dresden.
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Renesas Says Damage From Fire At Chip Factory Worse Than First Thought
Renesas has said it will take at least a month to resume production at its 300 mm wafer line at the fire-hit plant, but replacing damaged machines could take several months.
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India finally wakes up to importance of local fabs, says IBM and STMicro interested
Two consortiums, including IBM and STMicroelectronics, have proposed building semiconductor wafer plants in India costing a total of $8 billion.
