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2026-05-23
digitimes.com
2026-05-23
US President Donald Trump has again repeated the false claim that Taiwan stole America's chip industry after his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping earlier this month, sparking concerns that he is renewing pressure on Taiwanese chipmakers to invest further in America in a bid to reshore semiconductor production.
2026-05-22
semiengineering.com
2026-05-22
Semiconductor Engineering
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2026-05-21
digitimes.com
2026-05-21
China's memory chip industry is entering a critical capital markets phase, with YMTC formally launching IPO counselling and CXMT resuming its STAR Market listing review after updating its prospectus. The parallel moves mark an accelerated push by China's two leading memory chipmakers to secure long-term funding and expand their role in the global semiconductor industry.
2026-05-21
digitimes.com
2026-05-21
US President Donald Trump, after recently concluding a visit to China, again publicly accused Taiwan of having "stolen our chip industry." This was not the first time he had made such a claim. From the 2024 campaign period to a Fox Newsinterview in May 2026, before his departure after visiting China, Trump has repeatedly argued that the business originally belonged to Intel and that, had the US go
2026-05-20
finance.yahoo.com
2026-05-20
Yahoo Finance
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2026-05-20
moneywise.com
2026-05-20
moneywise.com
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2026-05-18
www.digitimes.com
2026-05-18
digitimes
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2026-05-18
digitimes.com
2026-05-18
The global map of semiconductor manufacturing is beginning to shift. For years, the market for advanced chip production was dominated almost entirely by TSMC. But the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), intensifying geopolitical tensions, and mounting pressure from Washington to secure critical supply chains are beginning to loosen that grip.
2026-05-17
news.az
2026-05-17
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2026-05-15
digitimes.com
2026-05-15
Memory industry profits have surged, and Samsung Electronics recently posted earnings that exceeded TSMC's revenue for the first quarter of 2026, underscoring memory's rise as a strategic resource. Etron Chairman Nicky Lu warned that amid global geopolitical shifts, the US and South Korea are highly likely to move toward a deep alliance that could pose a formidable challenge to Taiwan's semiconduc
2026-05-15
digitimes.com
2026-05-15
Explosive AI-driven demand and a booming memory rebound push Taiwan's chip industry to NT$1.93 trillion (approx. US$61.9 billion) in the first quarter of 2026, with foundry and memory segments leading the charge.
2026-05-15
cepa.org
2026-05-15
Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA)
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2026-05-14
digitimes.com
2026-05-14
While the global semiconductor industry remains fixated on 3nm, 2nm, and the AI GPU arms race, SMIC founder and "China's semiconductor godfather" Zhang Rujing is pushing a sharply different message: the future of China's chip industry may depend less on chasing the world's most advanced nodes and more on dominating the vast market still built on mature processes.
2026-05-14
digitimes.com
2026-05-14
AI server demand is pushing semiconductor packaging into a new growth cycle, but the market remains heavily concentrated among a small group of global outsourced semiconductor assembly and test leaders and Taiwanese and Chinese companies, sharpening the challenge for South Korea's back-end chip industry.
2026-05-11
semiengineering.com
2026-05-11
Semiconductor Engineering
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2026-03-16
eetimes.com
2026-03-16
Majeed Ahmad
Here is how a prolonged war in the Middle East could turn into a disaster for the semiconductor business.