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2026-05-19
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2026-05-19
TSMC's Arizona fab has turned profitable, surprising the market and supply chain after years of warnings from founder Morris Chang and others that overseas fabs could lose money. Supply-chain sources say the US plant has now benefited from six years of process tweaks and ramp-up, while three factors drove the turnaround.
2026-05-19
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2026-05-19
Samsung Electronics and its South Korean labor union resumed talks on May 19 in a last-ditch effort to avert an 18-day strike set to begin May 21, with the two sides reportedly closing in on some differences.
2026-05-19
tomshardware.com
2026-05-19
Luke James
A federal jury in Oakland, California, on Monday unanimously rejected every claim in Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI.
2026-05-19
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2026-05-19
Luke James
Adata is the largest single borrower in the group, having completed a NT$2 billion convertible bond issuance and secured NT$12 billion in bank loans.
2026-05-18
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2026-05-18
Etiido Uko
China has begun full operations at a 24 MW underwater AI data center off Shanghai’s coast, using offshore wind power and seawater cooling to reduce energy consumption and improve efficiency
2026-05-18
tomshardware.com
2026-05-18
Luke James
Internal Samsung wage negotiation transcripts show the company proposed bonuses of 607% of annual salary for its memory chip division in March.
2026-05-18
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2026-05-18
The Motley Fool
Two of the hottest stocks on the market areNvidia(NVDA4.39%)andMicron(MU6.58%). Both companies are thriving on heightened data center demand, and each has integral products for the artificial intelligence (AI) training ecosystem. Nvidia makes graphics processing units (GPUs), while Micron makes memory chips. That makes these two partners rather than competitors.However, there can only be one stock
2026-05-18
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2026-05-18
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SK Hynix is accelerating construction at its Yongin Semiconductor Cluster, as a tightening memory market pushes South Korea's top chipmakers to move faster on long-term capacity plans.The article requires paid subscription.Subscribe Now
2026-05-18
eetimes.com
2026-05-18
Strategic deal brings Dutch lithography giant's technology to Gujarat facility.
2026-05-18
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2026-05-18
The Motley Fool
May 20 is going to be a big day forNvidia(NVDA4.39%)shareholders, but also for every investor. Nvidia has grown to become a massive $5 trillion company that is a huge part of every major stock index. So, if Nvidia does well, so does the whole market. If Nvidia skips a beat, the broader market will also take a hit. Luckily for investors, I think good news is coming after market close on May 20 that
2026-05-18
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2026-05-18
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Samsung Electronics has significantly improved yields for its latest DRAM technologies used in high-bandwidth memory (HBM), according toIT Chosun, underscoring the intensifying race among memory makers to secure leadership in AI-related...The article requires paid subscription.Subscribe Now
2026-05-18
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2026-05-18
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Swancor Holding and RobiChip Technology announced a strategic partnership to accelerate the adoption of advanced packaging materials and heterogeneous chip system integration in robots, robot dogs, and AI-powered platforms, the firms said at the forum on...The article requires paid subscription.Subscribe Now
2026-05-18
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2026-05-18
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Apple has increasingly relied on "binned" chips — processors with disabled or defective cores — to expand into lower-priced devices, according to a recent report byThe Wall Street Journal. The strategy allows the company to reuse chips that would...The article requires paid subscription.Subscribe Now
2026-05-18
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2026-05-18
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Kioxia Holdings is moving to capture a larger share of AI-related storage demand, as the shift from AI training to inference raises interest in high-speed, high-capacity NAND flash and solid-state drives.The article requires paid subscription.Subscribe Now
2026-05-18
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2026-05-18
Businesskorea
1SK Hynix Overtakes Micron, Climbing to 14th in Market Cap Globally2Samsung and SK Hynix Ramp Up AI Memory R&D3UAE Eyes Samsung and SK Hynix Supply Chains4SK Hynix Chief Seeks AI Memory Ties5Amazon Breaks Into Samsung Top Five Revenue Sources6KOSPI Nears 8,000 on Tech-Led Rally7Samsung Strike Threatens Billions in Daily Losses8Merge of Korean Air and Asiana Launches on Dec. 17
2026-05-18
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2026-05-18
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Global server markets may shift as DIGITIMES analyst Luke Lin says Intel's revenue gains stem largely from price rises while AMD posts stronger shipment-led growth. TSMC plans another price increase as customers prioritize capacity over cost, developments...The article requires paid subscription.Subscribe Now
2026-05-18
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2026-05-18
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Nvidia's GB300 is becoming the mainstream AI server product in the first quarter of 2026, boosting ODM revenue and profit worldwide; with Vera Rubin servers due to ramp in the third quarter and aggressive ASIC deployments by cloud providers, the global AI...The article requires paid subscription.Subscribe Now
2026-05-18
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2026-05-18
A South Korean court granted Samsung Electronics an injunction on May 18, 2026, limiting union dispute actions and ordering that safety protection systems and wafer anti-deterioration operations remain fully staffed and operational during any strike, according to Seoul Economic Daily. The Suwon District Court issued the decision three days before a planned general strike on May 21, 2026, and the r
2026-05-18
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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.
2026-05-18
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2026-05-18
Apple has increasingly relied on "binned" chips — processors with disabled or defective cores — to expand into lower-priced devices, according to a recent report by The Wall Street Journal. The strategy allows the company to reuse chips that would otherwise be discarded, lowering costs while broadening its product lineup.