Jessie Shen is a journalist for DIGITIMES Asia, specializing in the semiconductor industry and related technologies. With a focus on market trends, industry analysis, and company updates, Jessie provides comprehensive coverage of the latest developments in the field.
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Jessie Shen's coverage primarily focuses on the semiconductor industry, with a strong emphasis on company-specific developments and financial data. She frequently covers private sector announcements and press releases, indicating receptiveness to news directly from companies.
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By: Jessie Shen, Monica Chen
Industry sources indicate that while the Japanese government maintains high expectations for Rapidus, contingency plans are being developed.
Korean memory vendors intend to promote LPDDR5 as the prevalent specification, which will necessitate a reduction in the output of LPDDR4 and LPDDR4X chips, according to industry sources.
Market speculation suggests that the US may impose stricter restrictions on China. On November 28, it is anticipated that 200 Chinese semiconductor
By: Aaron Lee, Ninelu Tu, Jessie Shen
Donald Trump is set to return to the White House in January 2025, and he has already declared on social media that on his first day in office, he
While the US has not yet imposed sanctions on China's high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips and manufacturing equipment, industry sources expect such restrictions are inevitable.
Samsung Electronics has enacted changes to its management, including the appointment of a new chief technology officer (CTO) for its foundry operations.
By: Jessie Shen, Annie Huang
Onsemi's leadership has been increasing its presence in China recently. After Felicity Carson, SVP of global operations at Onsemi, attended PCIM
By: Jessie Shen, Jay Liu
In 2024, major Chinese semiconductor businesses continue to announce closures or severe layoffs, according to industry sources.
By: Jessie Shen, Aaron Lee
Wistron anticipates reporting a three-digit percentage increase in its AI server sales for 2024, followed by another substantial three-digit growth in 2025, driven by robust market demand, according to the Taiwan-based ODM.
Memory module maker TeamGroup anticipates heightened demand for high-end memory products in the first quarter of 2025, with low-end memory demand expected to follow suit in the second quarter.
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