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Chinese chipmaker ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) has overtaken South Korean SK Hynix and U.S. Micron Technology to claim the lead in memory profit margins, signaling a major shift in a sector long dominated by Korean, U.S., and Japanese suppliers. CXMT's success stems from its strong performanc
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Japan's Miyagi prefecture is seeking to attract SK Hynix to build a state-of-the-art memory chip plant, but faces competition from Washington and Seoul's reluctance to approve new foreign facilities due to concerns over technology leakage. This situation highlights the growing geopolitical significa
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Applied Materials, a leading U.S. semiconductor equipment supplier, reported record quarterly revenue of $9.12 billion, driven by strong demand for chips used in AI infrastructure. Despite ongoing U.S. export controls on China, the company forecasts continued revenue growth in the Chinese market by
2026-08-13
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2026-08-13
Recently, TSMC and Sony announced a collaboration to mass-produce next-generation image sensor chips by 2029 in Japan, highlighting deepening global semiconductor supply chain integration and the shift of AI development from software models to physical systems. Meanwhile, China's tech sector is expe
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2026-08-11
The partnership between TSMC and Sony marks an unusual alliance in the semiconductor industry, driven by concerns over a stagnant smartphone market and increasing competition from South Korean and Chinese rivals. This collaboration focuses on joint production of next-generation image sensors, reflec