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SK Hynix Completes $9 Billion Acquisition of Intel’s NAND Business: A Strategic Reshaping of the Memory Market
2025-04-01
The acquisition of Intel’s NAND and SSD business by SK Hynix, finalized on December 30, 2021, with the completion of the $9 billion payment, marks a pivotal realignment in the global semiconductor memory sector. Announced in October 2020, the deal includes Intel’s NAND flash memory and SSD operations, its Dalian, China-based fab, and related IP—excluding Intel’s OptaneTM (3D XPoint) business.
ADI Terminates WT Microelectronics' Distribution Rights: A Strategic Shift Mirroring TI's 2020 Channel Restructuring
2025-03-05
Franchise Network Consolidation Accelerates as Chipmakers Prioritize Supply Chain Control and Margin Optimization
China expands domestic automotive chip use with new whitelist
2024-12-06
5th December 2024 – (Beijing) The China Automotive Chip Industry Innovation Strategic Alliance has unveiled its second whitelist, aimed at promoting the use of domestic semiconductor chips by Chinese automakers. This new list covers 10 categories of chips essential for various vehicle systems, including the body, chassis, engine, and intelligent driving technologies.
Rumor: Xbox Will Have Black Myth Wukong, Square Enix’s Entire Slate In TGS 2024
2024-09-11
And they will allegedly announce one big Game Pass game. We have an interesting new rumor about Xbox’s third party plans, and the upcoming Tokyo Game Show.
Harnessing Data and Digital Innovations to Redefine Material Science
2024-07-23
Microchips have been hailed by both technology and financial sectors as the new oil — the scarce, vital resource underpinning our modern world — because of their fundamental role in economies and their impact on key industries, innovation, and global competitiveness.
China's HBM development hits snags, South Korean chipmakers to fill the gap
2024-06-27
As China faces difficulties in developing high-bandwidth memory (HBM) for AI semiconductors, it is expected to rely on South Korean manufacturers for the foreseeable future, according to a Bank of America (BofA) analyst. The reasons are twofold: First, China’s AI market is growing rapidly, increasing the need for HBM. Second, the country’s efforts to develop HBM are hampered by stringent U.S. regulations on advanced semiconductor technology.
China's Guangdong Province Launches Bold Initiatives to Power Up AI Sector
2024-06-11
Guangdong, known as the economic hub of southern China, has introduced 45 initiatives aimed at promoting the adoption of AI across various industries to drive technological advancement. These measures, announced by the provincial government last week, set targets for the artificial intelligence sector to achieve a value of 300 billion yuan (US41.4 billion) by next year and 440 billion yuan by 2027. These goals correspond to 2.3 percent and 3.3 percent, respectively, of the province's GDP in 2023
Behind the Curtain: AI's ominous scarcity crisis
2024-05-29
Top AI executives tell us they're racing to overcome old-fashioned shortages — electricity, computing power, chips, data and engineering talent — to keep improving and deploying their world-changing technology. Mike Allen, Jim VandeHei
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