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2026-06-01
qz.com 2026-06-01 qz.com
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www.ad-hoc-news.de 2026-06-01 AD HOC NEWS
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www.ad-hoc-news.de 2026-06-01 AD HOC NEWS
Infineon’s, Triple Infineon’s Triple Catalysts: Price Hikes, NVIDIA Ecosystem, and a New Dresden Fab Power a Record Run 01.06.2026 - 11:21:55 | boerse-global.de Infineon stock reaches €83.27 as AI data center revenue soars, price increases take effect, and Dresden fab opens early, signaling structural demand shift. Infineon’s Triple Catalysts: Price Hikes, NVIDIA Ecosystem, and a New Dresden Fab
2026-06-01
seekingalpha.com 2026-06-01 Seeking Alpha
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2026-06-01
nvidianews.nvidia.com 2026-06-01 NVIDIA Newsroom
News Summary: NVIDIA CUDA-X libraries and AI models are accelerating TSMC workloads across lithography, transistor and process simulation, advanced process control and fab operations optimization. TSMC is using NVIDIA Metropolis and NVIDIA TAO Toolkit to advance automated defect inspection with vision AI, improving detection of nanometer-scale defects while reducing repeated labeling and retraini
2026-06-01
www.globenewswire.com 2026-06-01 GlobeNewswire
News Summary: NVIDIA CUDA-X libraries and AI models are accelerating TSMC workloads across lithography, transistor and process simulation, advanced process control and fab operations optimization. TSMC is using NVIDIA Metropolis and NVIDIA TAO Toolkit to advance automated defect inspection with vision AI, improving detection of nanometer-scale defects while reducing repeated labeling and retraini
2026-06-01
news.google.com 2026-06-01 GlobeNewswire
2026-06-01
kdhnews.com 2026-06-01 The Killeen Daily Herald
News Summary: NVIDIA CUDA-X libraries and AI models are accelerating TSMC workloads across lithography, transistor and process simulation, advanced process control and fab operations optimization. TSMC is using NVIDIA Metropolis and NVIDIA TAO Toolkit to advance automated defect inspection with vision AI, improving detection of nanometer-scale defects while reducing repeated labeling and retraini
2026-06-01
www.techtimes.com 2026-06-01 Tech Times
Samsung's $17 billion semiconductor plant in Taylor, Texas, has cleared its most significant credibility hurdle since construction began in early 2022. On May 28, Margaret Han, vice president of Samsung Electronics Foundry's North American operations, told attendees of theSamsung Advanced Foundry Ecosystem (SAFE) Forum 2026at the company's U.S. headquarters: "Customers are scheduled to begin produ
2026-06-01
www.techtimes.com 2026-06-01 Tech Times
By Allen Lee Published: May 31 2026, 13:21 PM EDT Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Reddit Share on Flipboard Share on Pocket TAYLOR, TEXAS - APRIL 16: A general view of the Samsung Austin Semiconductor plant on April 16, 2024 in Taylor, Texas. The U.S. has awarded Samsung $6.4 billion to support the company's chip manufacturing plant in Taylor, Texas in an effort to h
2026-05-30
digitimes.com 2026-05-30
The building where Saeed Amidi runs his global venture empire was once one of the most important semiconductor facilities on the West Coast. Philips Electronics operated a fabrication plant here in Sunnyvale, California, employing 8,000 people at its peak. Then, like much of America's chip manufacturing base, it moved to Asia — to Taiwan, to Korea, to the supply chains that would come to define th
2026-05-30
digitimes.com 2026-05-30
SpaceX's IPO prospectus details an early-stage "Terafab" initiative to build large-scale AI chip manufacturing capacity. Still, the company warns of significant execution uncertainty, unfinalized partnerships, and capital intensity risks. The plan, still in preliminary form, depends on future agreements and could face delays, cost overruns, and supply-chain constraints.
2026-05-30
www.tweaktown.com 2026-05-30 TweakTown
NVIDIA and Microsoft tease 'a new era of PC' ahead of Computex, and it's hard not to link this to the fabled N1X chip N1X sightings have been piling up for months, and with Windows 12 ruled out, the new era of PC is almost certainly NVIDIA chips and new Surface hardware. Hassam Nasir Tech Reporter Published May 29, 2026 4:50 PM CDT 2 minutes & 15 seconds read time TL;DR: NVIDIA and Microsoft tease
2026-05-30
www.ad-hoc-news.de 2026-05-30 AD HOC NEWS
Infineon’s, Nvidia Infineon’s Nvidia Pact and Dresden Fab Push Shares to 52-Week High, Analysts See More Room to Run 29.05.2026 - 21:43:07 | boerse-global.de Infineon hits 52-week high on Nvidia AI deal and Dresden fab. Structural shift in power semiconductors for data centers drives revenue target >€16B. Infineon’s Nvidia Pact and Dresden Fab Push Shares to 52-Week High, Analysts See More Room
2026-05-30
www.windowscentral.com 2026-05-30 Windows Central
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2026-05-29
www.cleanroomtechnology.com 2026-05-29 Cleanroom Technology
A partnership has been established between ASML and Tata Electronics to create India’s first 30mm semiconductor fabrication facility.  Under the memorandum of understanding (MoU), ASML will deploy its lithography platforms and associated solutions to support operations at Tata Electronics’ upcoming Dholera facility.  ASML is a Netherlands-based global semiconductor equipment manufacturer special
2026-05-29
www.thelec.net 2026-05-29 thelec.net
Samsung Electronics reaffirmed that its Taylor fab in Texas will begin mass production next year. Margaret Han, vice president at Samsung Electronics' US foundry business, said at the SAFE Forum held at Samsung's US office on May 28 that customers are expected to begin production at the Taylor fab next year. "We are ready," Han said. Samsung previously said during its first-quarter earnings conf
2026-05-29
digitimes.com 2026-05-29
South Korean fabless chip-design company DeepX is using Computex 2026 to broaden partnerships around its neural processing units, or NPUs, as it pushes low-power AI chips for industrial and edge applications.
2026-05-28
news.google.com 2026-05-28 Idaho Statesman
2026-05-28
eetimes.com 2026-05-28
“Can Europe realistically compete on leading-edge fabs alone?” Maria Marced said. “No.”