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    HongKong’s First 8-Inch SiC Wafer Plant Got Approval

    https://www.trendforce.com/news/news/2025/07/01/news-hongkongs-first-8-inch-sic-wafer-plant-got-approval/ On June 25, the Innovation and Technology Commission under the Innovation, Technology and Industry Bureau of the Hong Kong SAR Government announced that the application submitted by Jizcube...
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    TSMC affiliate VIS may expedite production at US$8b Singapore fab

    https://theedgemalaysia.com/node/760677 June 28): Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co’s (TSMC) smaller affiliate Vanguard International Semiconductor Corp (VIS) may accelerate the chip production schedule at its new US$7.8 billion (RM32.98 billion) joint venture in Singapore on greater...
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    Intel reaffirms commitment to Malaysia with RM50 billion reinvestment and workforce expansion

    Tech giant’s long-standing presence aligns with Malaysia’s vision as a global semiconductor powerhouse under NIMP 2030 and NSS. INTEL has reaffirmed its commitment to Malaysia with a reinvestment plan valued at nearly RM50 billion, bolstering its local workforce to more than 12,300 employees...
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    Taiwan adds China’s Huawei, SMIC to export control list

    TAIPEI – Taiwan’s government has added China’s Huawei Technologies and Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp (SMIC) to its export control list, which includes other proscribed organisations like the Taliban and Al-Qaeda. Inclusion on the economy ministry’s trade administration’s...
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    India’s first Aatmanirbhar semiconductor chip is finally here!

    At the end of 2023, we posted about India’s own Aatmanirbhar GPS called NAVIC. Now, after years of policy pitches, global fab tie-ups, and more announcements than we could count, India is finally making chips for real. In mid-2025, the country will roll out its first indigenously produced...
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    Do any commentators on Semiconductors know that Photomasks are an integral part of the process?

    Do folk talking about the industry know a photomask exist?
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    More Semicon Reality - Renesas abandons SiC plan

    Its tough sledding when you not at leading edge , which is where the majority of Semicon companies are. Non-Leading edge saturation is a real thing! Renesas has abandoned plans to enter the SiC market. It was due to begin production this year. The move may have been precipitated by the...
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    The Other Side of Semicon - Wafer supplier Soitec withdraws mid-term, year-ahead guidance, changes CFO

    Wafer supplier Soitec withdraws mid-term, year-ahead guidance, changes CFO 27 May 2025 11:57PM (Updated: 28 May 2025 12:52AM) By Nathan Vifflin AMSTERDAM : French semiconductor materials supplier Soitec on Tuesday withdrew forecast targets for its new fiscal year and the medium term, following...
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    Wolfspeed - Its not all gravy in Semicon

    Facing fierce competition from rapidly expanding Chinese rivals and weak demand in the industrial and automotive markets, Wolfspeed is reportedly preparing to file for bankruptcy within weeks, according to the Wall Street Journal and Reuters. Weighed down by around $6.5 billion in debt, the...
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    EU microchip strategy ‘deeply disconnected from reality’, say official auditors

    Plan to supply 20% of the world’s semiconductor chips by 2030 described as ‘essentially aspirational’ The EU’s strategy to secure its own supply of microchips is “deeply disconnected from reality”, a damning report by the official European court of auditors (ECA) has found. The ECA reported...
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    TSMC’s U.S. Fab Posts NT$14.3 Billion Loss, While China Operations Deliver Steady Profit

    As TSMC advances its U.S. expansion, growing attention has been placed on the contribution of its Arizona operations. According to its 2024 annual report, TSMC’s Arizona facility posted a loss of nearly NT$14.3 billion last year, making it the company’s most costly overseas site. In contrast...
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    Hit by Trump’s tariffs, China’s chip traders decry ‘no point in working’ as orders tank

    https://www.scmp.com/economy/global-economy/article/3306577/hit-first-tariff-blows-chinas-chip-traders-decry-no-point-working-orders-tank One of the world’s largest electronics markets, Huaqiangbei shows how fast the supply chain was upended by the tariff escalation with Washington
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    China has spent billions of dollars building far too many data centers for AI and compute - could it lead to a huge market crash?

    80% of the country's new data center capacity is unused, reports say! DeepSeek is just one of the many reasons China's AI growth simply didn't materialize. Up to 80% of new data center capacity hasn't been used according to local sources. Should this capacity hit the wider market, it could...
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    GlobalFoundries weighs merger with No. 2 Taiwan chipmaker UMC: sources

    GlobalFoundries weighs merger with No. 2 Taiwan chipmaker UMC: sources Move could secure American access to older chips amid China aggression GlobalFoundries and UMC each control around 5% of the global market for contract chipmaking. (Photos by Reuters) CHENG TING-FANG March 31, 2025 23:35...
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    GlobalFoundries explores manufacturing partnerships in China

    https://www.digitimes.com/news/a20250313VL207/globalfoundries-manufacturing-2025-automotive-demand.html At the Morgan Stanley Tech, Media & Telecom 2025, GlobalFoundries announced plans to explore manufacturing partnerships in China. ????????? How does this work in the current climate?
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    STMicroelectronics and Sanan Inaugurate 8-inch SiC Facility in Chongqing, China

    COMPANIESActualityEVENTSHIGHLIGHTSNEWS STMicroelectronics and Sanan Inaugurate 8-inch SiC Facility in Chongqing, China Arsenio Spadoni March 1, 2025 0 1 of 5 With a total investment of approximately $3.2 billion, the factory will have a production capacity of 480,000 8-inch SiC wafers...
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    ASML to build reuse-and-repair centre in Beijing despite US-China tech tensions

    ASML Holding, the world’s top supplier of advanced chipmaking equipment, will build a “reuse and repair” centre in Beijing this year, showing its commitment to the world’s second-largest economy despite pressure from Washington as it finds itself caught up in the US-China tech rivalry. The...
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    Singapore semicon companies, including startups, can tap new S$500 million national fab facility by 2027

    Does $500M SGD get you much these days? Singapore semicon companies, including startups, can tap new S$500 million national fab facility by 2027 Nurturing strong enterprises through innovation is one of four ways the government plans to drive economic growth Sharon See Published Thu, Mar 6...
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    GlobalFoundries chief says tariffs could benefit US chipmakers

    GlobalFoundries Chief Executive Officer Thomas Caulfield said on Tuesday that U.S. tariffs on foreign-made chips could help U.S. chip manufacturers by boosting demand for domestically made chips. Caulfield told an investor conference hosted by Morgan Stanley the $52.7 billion CHIPS and Science...
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    Microchip Technology to lay off 2,000 employees amid weak automotive demand

    Microchip Technology to lay off 2,000 employees amid weak Microchip has been grappling with tepid demand from automotive customers that are struggling to clear existing chip inventory, dragging the chipmaker’s shares down more than 36 per cent last year. MICROCHIP Technology said on Monday (Mar...
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