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IC Manufacturing, Package&Test


2025-08-01

[News] Tesla Taps Samsung for A16 Chips—Reportedly Set for Supercomputer and Robots, Not Cars

IC Manufacturing, Package&Test

According to a report from TechNews, citing Notebookcheck, Tesla has recently signed a multi-billion-dollar AI6 chip production agreement with Samsung Foundry. Analysts cited in the report note that Tesla’s 2nm AI6 chips are expected to enter mass production in 2028, with peak output projected bet...

2025-08-01

[News] Intel’s Ohio Plant Dilemma: Build at High Cost — or Pay Back Billions in Government Aid

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As part of its global cost-cutting drive, Intel is pulling back on new fab plans in Germany and Poland —and its long-delayed Ohio project has now been pushed beyond 2030-31, with no clear timeline in sight. So, what’s next for the Ohio site? According to The Columbus Dispatch and NBC4i, Intel no...

2025-07-30

[News] CoWoP: A Game-Changer Beyond CoWoS—Or Just Hype? PCB Makers Stay Skeptical

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Fueled by booming demand for advanced packaging like CoWoS, a new report from China’s Wallstreetcn is turning heads with claims of a breakthrough “CoWoP” (Chip on Wafer on PCB) tech—mounting chips directly onto PCB mainboards via mSAP processes, skipping IC substrates entirely. However, Info...

2025-07-29

[News] NVIDIA Reportedly Adds 300K H20 Orders on China Demand Surge — TSMC, Memory Makers in Focus

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With U.S. approval to restart H20 sales in China, buzz around NVIDIA’s inventory is ramping up. Fueled by strong demand from Chinese buyers, the AI chip giant reportedly placed a 300,000-chip order with TSMC last week, Reuters reports. According to sources cited by the report, the new TSMC orde...

2025-07-28

[News] TSMC’s Arizona Fab Reportedly Meets Only 7% of U.S. Chip Demand for Now Despite Expansion Push

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TSMC is accelerating its U.S. push, with its third Arizona fab (F21 P3) reportedly breaking ground in Q2. Still, the foundry giant is playing catch-up—Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent revealed TSMC’s Arizona site currently meets just 7% of U.S. chip demand, according to Wccftech via The The All-...

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