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All About World's Most Advanced 2nm Chips Now In Mass Production In Taiwan
Taiwan's world-leading microchip manufacturer TSMC says it has started mass producing next-generation "2-nanometre" chips.
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Opinion: Semiconductors Are India's Leap Into Fourth Industrial Revolution
Almost five years ago, PM Modi said India missed the bus in the last three industrial revolutions, but it won't be missing the fourth. Its efforts to manufacture advanced and critical technologies, such as semiconductors, are part of that resolution.
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Millions Offline, Banks Shut: How Taiwan Is Preparing For China Invasion
Millions of people offline, banks knocked out and the world's most advanced semiconductor industry paralysed -- Taiwan's doomsday scenario includes not just invading Chinese troops but also a wave of attacks against its cyber infrastructure.
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Conflict With China Would Have "Disastrous Results": Taiwan Minister
A Chinese invasion of Taiwan would have "disastrous results" for the world, Foreign Minister Joseph Wu told AFP in an interview Wednesday, citing the island's strategic importance for the semiconductor industry and global shipping lanes.
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Foxconn, Semiconductor Giants Head To Gujarat For SemiconIndia Conference
Top executives from Foxconn and semiconductor firms Micron and AMD will this week attend a conference in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state, as the government tries to lure investments into India's nascent chip industry.
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AI Will Define Trend for Global Computing Industry, Says AMD Chief
AI will be the "defining mega-trend" for the global computing industry, the head of chip giant AMD said Thursday in Taiwan, where the majority of the world's semiconductors powering the technology is produced. California-based Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is one of the world's largest chip suppliers — rivalling giants Intel and Nvidia — and th...
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Taiwanese Technology Giants Look to Relocate Production Bases to India in Move Away From China
Leading Taiwanese technology firms are looking at relocating their manufacturing bases to India to bring down their exposure to the Chinese market, top policymakers in the Taiwan government have said, amid the self-governed island's increasingly tense relations with China.
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TSMC Unveils Software to Allow Automotive Chip Designers to Get Newest Chip Technology Into Cars Faster
TSMC on Wednesday announced that it will release new software to help automotive chipmakers bring the latest chip technology to cars at a faster rate. The software, that will be released later this year, will enable automotive chipmakers to start work on their designs about two years sooner than usual, according to TSMC.
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TSMC Founder Morris Chang Supports US Moves to Curb China's Chip Advances
TSMC founder Morris Chang said on Thursday that he backed US efforts to slow down China's chip advances, but warned of increasing prices and reducing availability of chips. The 91-year-old retired founder of TSMC, Asia's most valuable listed company and a major Apple supplier, remains an influential voice in Taiwan's chip industry.
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TSMC to Recruit More Than 6,000 New Staff in 2023 Despite Global Downturn in Chip Sector
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world's largest contract chipmaker, will recruit more than 6,000 new staff in 2023, the company said in a statement on Saturday. The company will seek young engineers with associates, bachelor's, masters's or doctorate degrees in electrical engineering or software-related fields, in cities all ...
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Apple’s Chinese Partner to Help Develop AR Headset; Sony, TSMC to Make Micro OLED Displays for Device: Report
Apple's Chinese contract manufacturer Luxshare Precision Industry Co Ltd will help develop the iPhone maker's long-awaited augmented reality (AR) device, Nikkei Asia reported on Thursday. Taiwan-based Foxconn is also helping with the project, Nikkei said, and Apple has tapped two of its most important suppliers, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing C...
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Taiwan Signals Chip Firms Will Comply With US Export Rules Targeting Chinese Semiconductor Industry
Taiwan said on Friday that semiconductor companies on the island attach "great importance" to complying with the law, as the government signalled the firms are likely to comply with US export controls that target China's chip industry. The island is home to firms like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC), the world's largest contract chipma...
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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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Taiwan Weighs Foxconn Fine For China Chip Investment - Report
Taiwan's government is considering fining tech giant Foxconn up to T$25 million ($835,600) over its investment in a Chinese chip conglomerate without first getting regulatory approval.
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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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All About World's Most Advanced 2nm Chips Now In Mass Production In Taiwan
Taiwan's world-leading microchip manufacturer TSMC says it has started mass producing next-generation "2-nanometre" chips.
-
Opinion: Semiconductors Are India's Leap Into Fourth Industrial Revolution
Almost five years ago, PM Modi said India missed the bus in the last three industrial revolutions, but it won't be missing the fourth. Its efforts to manufacture advanced and critical technologies, such as semiconductors, are part of that resolution.
-
Millions Offline, Banks Shut: How Taiwan Is Preparing For China Invasion
Millions of people offline, banks knocked out and the world's most advanced semiconductor industry paralysed -- Taiwan's doomsday scenario includes not just invading Chinese troops but also a wave of attacks against its cyber infrastructure.
-
Conflict With China Would Have "Disastrous Results": Taiwan Minister
A Chinese invasion of Taiwan would have "disastrous results" for the world, Foreign Minister Joseph Wu told AFP in an interview Wednesday, citing the island's strategic importance for the semiconductor industry and global shipping lanes.
-
Foxconn, Semiconductor Giants Head To Gujarat For SemiconIndia Conference
Top executives from Foxconn and semiconductor firms Micron and AMD will this week attend a conference in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state, as the government tries to lure investments into India's nascent chip industry.
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AI Will Define Trend for Global Computing Industry, Says AMD Chief
AI will be the "defining mega-trend" for the global computing industry, the head of chip giant AMD said Thursday in Taiwan, where the majority of the world's semiconductors powering the technology is produced. California-based Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is one of the world's largest chip suppliers — rivalling giants Intel and Nvidia — and th...
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Taiwanese Technology Giants Look to Relocate Production Bases to India in Move Away From China
Leading Taiwanese technology firms are looking at relocating their manufacturing bases to India to bring down their exposure to the Chinese market, top policymakers in the Taiwan government have said, amid the self-governed island's increasingly tense relations with China.
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TSMC Unveils Software to Allow Automotive Chip Designers to Get Newest Chip Technology Into Cars Faster
TSMC on Wednesday announced that it will release new software to help automotive chipmakers bring the latest chip technology to cars at a faster rate. The software, that will be released later this year, will enable automotive chipmakers to start work on their designs about two years sooner than usual, according to TSMC.
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TSMC Founder Morris Chang Supports US Moves to Curb China's Chip Advances
TSMC founder Morris Chang said on Thursday that he backed US efforts to slow down China's chip advances, but warned of increasing prices and reducing availability of chips. The 91-year-old retired founder of TSMC, Asia's most valuable listed company and a major Apple supplier, remains an influential voice in Taiwan's chip industry.
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TSMC to Recruit More Than 6,000 New Staff in 2023 Despite Global Downturn in Chip Sector
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world's largest contract chipmaker, will recruit more than 6,000 new staff in 2023, the company said in a statement on Saturday. The company will seek young engineers with associates, bachelor's, masters's or doctorate degrees in electrical engineering or software-related fields, in cities all ...
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Apple’s Chinese Partner to Help Develop AR Headset; Sony, TSMC to Make Micro OLED Displays for Device: Report
Apple's Chinese contract manufacturer Luxshare Precision Industry Co Ltd will help develop the iPhone maker's long-awaited augmented reality (AR) device, Nikkei Asia reported on Thursday. Taiwan-based Foxconn is also helping with the project, Nikkei said, and Apple has tapped two of its most important suppliers, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing C...
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Taiwan Signals Chip Firms Will Comply With US Export Rules Targeting Chinese Semiconductor Industry
Taiwan said on Friday that semiconductor companies on the island attach "great importance" to complying with the law, as the government signalled the firms are likely to comply with US export controls that target China's chip industry. The island is home to firms like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC), the world's largest contract chipma...
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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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Taiwan Weighs Foxconn Fine For China Chip Investment - Report
Taiwan's government is considering fining tech giant Foxconn up to T$25 million ($835,600) over its investment in a Chinese chip conglomerate without first getting regulatory approval.
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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...
