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: Amy Fan, Levi Li
Samsung Electronics' high-bandwidth memory (HBM) division, which has been struggling to regain competitiveness, is now glimpsing a potential revival. With AMD's latest AI accelerator leveraging Samsung's HBM3E modules, analysts predict the collaboration could provide the boost Samsung needs to strengthen its presence in the expanding AI memory market.
By: Charlene Chen, Amy Fan
The "crisis theory" surrounding Samsung Electronics has recently garnered widespread attention across various sectors in South Korea. The predicament faced by the country's largest conglomerate not only threatens the company itself but could also impact society, industry, employment, and tax revenues as a whole nation.
By: Stephanie Sandoval, Amy Fan, Carrie Cochran
A Scripps News investigation found as many as 1,300 coal mining facilities across Appalachia have been sitting for more than a decade without being productive and still may not be fully cleaned up.
By: Amy Fan, Jerry Chen
SK Group has reportedly decided to cut approximately 20% of its senior management across affiliated companies, undergoing organizational restructuring at SK Ecoplant. Large South Korean enterprises typically conduct routine executive personnel changes by the end of December, but many conglomerates are moving this timeline forward by a month and a half. This shift is part of the trend of South Korean companies attempting to maximize profits through "dynamic balance" in their organization and personnel.
Samsung Electronics is reportedly progressing its 1c-nanometer DRAM, regarded as a crucial potential for the company to contend with high bandwidth memory (HBM) competitors.
By: Vyra Wu
South Korea, one of the world's most nuclear-reliant nations, has seen nuclear power generation reach historic highs for two consecutive years.
By: Charlene Chen
Apple plans to launch the iPhone 17 series in 2025, featuring low-temperature polycrystalline oxide (LTPO) OLED panels across all models.
Chinese media reports that TSMC has formally notified its Chinese AI chip customers via email that, starting November 11 — known as Singles' Day in
Nvidia is gearing up to debut its next-gen "Rubin" GPU in 2025, featuring eight HBM4 chips, with a Rubin Ultra version to follow, packing twelve.
By: Charlene Chen
Apple's planned release of the OLED MacBook Air faces potential delays, primarily due to pricing challenges and market dynamics.
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