Amy Fan is a data reporter specializing in technology and business. With a focus on the semiconductor industry, Amy's work has been featured in DIGITIMES Asia, Scripps News, Newsy, and ABC15 Arizona. She covers topics such as AI innovations, smartphone market trends, and corporate developments in the tech sector.
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By: Charlene Chen
The US government has recently finalized the subsidy amounts for SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics (Samsung), with the two major South Korean companies
South Korea's semiconductor industry is considering the creation of KSMC amid claims of facing its biggest crisis ever, prompting calls for KRW300 trillion (US$207 billion) in government financial support.
As global memory manufacturers race to advance DDR5 technology, a dispute has emerged over China's semiconductor capabilities.
By: Levi Li
Guangzhou-based CanSemi Technology has launched production for its third-phase project, representing a CNY16.25 billion (approx. US$2.23 billion) investment.
Samsung Electronics' Device Solutions (DS) division is revising its production strategy as falling DRAM prices and weak IT demand weigh on profits.
Hua Hong Semiconductor (Hua Hong) has announced the appointment of former Intel vice president Peng Bai as its new president, effective January 1, 2025.
By: Elaine Chen
South Korea's semiconductor industry is rapidly diversifying its export destinations away from China, with Taiwan and the US emerging as increasingly important markets amid ongoing US-China trade tensions.
Samsung reported mixed financial results, with fourth quarter 2024 revenue of KRW75 trillion (US$51.26 billion) showing growth amid an operating
By: Jingyue Hsiao, Amy Fan
At CES 2025, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang publicly addressed challenges regarding Samsung Electronics' HBM3E memory design, marking his first explicit acknowledgment of the issues that have sparked industry-wide discussion.
By: Levi Li, Amy Fan
Samsung Electronics has reportedly launched a new EUV Task Force (TF) to enhance its extreme ultraviolet (EUV) technology and improve yields for advanced nodes like 3nm processes. In contrast, SK Hynix dissolved its EUV TF as part of its 2024 organizational restructuring.
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