Car companies also make Chinese chips; domestic lithography machine factories are refuted; Europe's "Chip Act" comes into effect丨A quick overview of the week
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Chinese lithography factory? Fake
Real photos of Beijing High Energy Synchrotron Radiation Light Source Project
NIO makes mobile phones and chips
Europe’s Chip Act officially comes into effect
Cisco continues to buy, buy, buy
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Samsung will produce Exynos application processors at its Taylor plant in the United States, using a 4nm process;
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Google will launch the Tensor G5 chip for its Pixel mobile phone series. The foundry partner will be switched from Samsung to TSMC. However, the mass production schedule has been postponed from 2024 to 2025. TSMC will not comment on relevant reports;
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TSMC’s Hsinchu Baoshan 2nm plant construction plan has slowed down and will be postponed to mass production in 2026;
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Nanya follows up with DRAM original manufacturers to adjust production capacity, reduce utilization rates, flexibly adjust product mix and capital expenditures, and dynamically adjust according to customer needs and market changes to cope with market weakness. It is expected that production capacity will be dynamically reduced by less than 20%.
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SEMI: In order to meet future market demand, suppliers such as Bosch, Infineon, Mitsubishi, ON Semiconductor, and STMicroelectronics are accelerating their 8-inch factory production capacity. It is estimated that from 2023 to 2026, the 8-inch production capacity of automotive and power semiconductors will An increase of 34%.
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TrendForce: AI stimulates the related supply chain stocking boom. In addition to driving the revenue of the world's top ten IC design companies to US$38.1 billion in the second quarter, a month-on-month increase of 12.5%;
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IDC: It is expected that the global semiconductor market will return to the growth track in 2024 and will increase by 20.7% year-on-year to US$625.9 billion;
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Some MCU materials and parts have been restocked, and MCU factories have seen price increases for some materials and parts, with prices gradually bottoming out. However, the overall destocking has not ended, and the inventory will not return to normal levels until the end of the year or the first half of next year;
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Storage manufacturers have confirmed that they will increase Q4 contract prices. NAND flash and DRAM almost all have double-digit increases;
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SEMI: It is expected that from 2023 to 2026, the production capacity of global semiconductor manufacturers’ 200mm wafer fabs will increase by 14%;
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Omdia: Nvidia’s H100 shipments reached 900 tons in the second quarter, equivalent to 300,000 pieces;
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DIGITIMES: Taiwan's wafer foundry industry revenue is expected to be US$77.9 billion this year, a 13% decline, and is expected to rebound next year.
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Market rumors continue
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OPPO responds to rumors of restarting chip design business: No comment;
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Jin Yuzhi, President of Huawei's Optical Product Line, will take over as CEO of Auto BU, while Yu Chengdong will become Chairman of Auto BU;
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Honor CEO Zhao Ming: At present, Honor has no plans to develop SoC chips and it is absolutely impossible to return to Huawei;
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Qualcomm's Shanghai company was exposed to large-scale layoffs, with a maximum compensation of N+7 and no triple cap limit. Qualcomm responded that it is expected that the Shanghai company will lay off employees, but it is not true to "large-scale", "evacuate Shanghai" and "close offices";
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Lots of new products
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Intel has released its latest PC processor Meteor Lake, which is the first product of Core Ultra processor. It can run generative AI chatbots on laptops without having to use cloud data centers to obtain computing power. Core Ultra will be released on December 14;
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Intel has launched the industry's first glass substrate for next-generation advanced packaging, aiming to increase the upper limit of the number of transistors in a single package chip to 1 trillion by 2030. The current mass production technology is still immature and is still being developed in the laboratory. middle;
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Intel announced the expansion of its FPGA product line, the expansion of its Programmable Solutions Group (PSG) product line, and the addition of RISC-V processor design and other updates;
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AMD announced the launch of its new AMD Kria K24 system-on-module (SOM) for industrial and commercial edge applications;
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Sony Semiconductor Solutions (SSS) has developed an energy harvesting module that utilizes electromagnetic wave noise energy. This technology can utilize constant electromagnetic waves generated by robots in factories, monitors and lighting in offices, monitors and TVs in stores and homes, etc. noise to provide the stable power needed to run low-power IoT sensors;
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Four departments (the Ministry of Finance, the State Administration of Taxation, the National Development and Reform Commission, and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology): increase the super deduction ratio for R&D expenses of integrated circuit and industrial machine companies;
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Our country’s scientific research team has made important progress in two-dimensional high-performance floating-gate transistor memory;
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Nexperia announced its commitment to becoming carbon neutral by 2035 in terms of its direct operational emissions and indirect emissions from procuring energy for operations;
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The craze for ChatGPT is gradually receding, and the demand for Microsoft 365 Copilot is not as strong as before. Microsoft has begun to reduce orders for Nvidia H100 chips;
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The Korean government will invest 2.2 trillion won to develop advanced industrial clusters.
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Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania School of Engineering and Applied Science have fabricated a high-performance two-dimensional semiconductor into full-size, industrial-scale wafers. In addition, the semiconductor material indium selenide (InSe) can be used at low enough temperatures to deposition so that it can be integrated with silicon chips, the research was recently published in the journal Materials.
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There are 17 noteworthy financing events in the field of electronic engineering this week, with projects focusing on laser technology, semiconductor IP, and optoelectronic devices.
Secondary market
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Tuojing Technology: PE-ALD equipment has achieved mass production, and Thermal-ALD equipment is being verified on the client side;
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Huahong Company announced on September 20 that it plans to use the raised funds to increase capital of 12.632 billion yuan in its wholly-owned subsidiary Huahong Grace. This amount accounts for approximately 60% of the company’s net proceeds from the IPO. Part of the raised funds will be used. Yu Huahong Hongli increased capital to Huahong Semiconductor Manufacturing (Wuxi) Co., Ltd., which is the implementation entity of the Huahong Manufacturing (Wuxi) project. The remaining funds raised will be used for the 8-inch factory optimization and upgrading project and the characteristic process technology innovation research and development project. and supplement working capital;
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On September 21, the media broke the news that technology giant Google was considering giving up Broadcom as its artificial intelligence (AI) chip supplier as early as 2027. After the news was announced, Broadcom's stock price plunged 8% before the market opened that day, with its lowest price per day. The stock price was US$761, and the decline has now narrowed to 6%, to US$781 per share.
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