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Tech giant Google is reportedly planning to upgrade its Nest speakers to ‘fuchsia’, which could launch next year. “Fuchsia” is an operating system developed by Google. Fuchsia is based on a unique kernel called Zircon, unlike Google’s Linux-based operating systems…
Last week, semiconductor giant Intel signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Gurugram-based contract manufacturer VVDN Technologies. The deal will see Intel supply its reference designs and chips to VVDN to locally manufacture 5G radios for the telecom sector, connected…
Chipmakers such as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) and Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., better known as Foxconn, may be forced to reassess their investments in the coming quarters as they take a cautious stance to respond to global headwinds…
The US said the export controls were added as part of an ongoing effort to protect US national security and foreign policy interests. China on Saturday criticized the latest US decision to tighten export controls that would make it harder…
Lawmakers expect Commerce to “announce additional protections and refine its existing guidance in the coming weeks and months.” A group of Democratic lawmakers wants the U.S. Commerce Department to take more steps to ensure that semiconductor companies don’t use government…
American semiconductor equipment supplier LAM Research is setting up its second research and development (R&D) center in India in September. In an interview, Rangesh Raghavan, corporate vice president and general manager of LAM Research, India, said the new facility will…
The US should do more to attract overseas manufacturers to plant plants in its area as a national safety issue, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt wrote in an article published Monday. Pointing to the development of China’s investment in chip…
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could disrupt the global gas supply of neon gas and metal palladium, both of which are used to make semiconductors, say analysts. Any disruption arising from the dispute will be followed by a decline in the…
