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2026-01-13

[News] TSMC Reportedly Plans 5 More Fabs in Arizona Under U.S. Trade Deal, Investment Could Top $100B

Just days ahead of its January 15 earnings call, TSMC stepped up its U.S. push with a US$197 million land purchase for a future gigafab — a move that signals the foundry giant is preparing for another major wave of investment. The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal report that Washington i...

2026-01-13

[News] Chinese Research Team Achieved New Advances in Lithographic Manufacturing Technology

Focal plane arrays (FPAs) have attracted widespread attention in the field of polarization imaging due to their high level of integration, robustness, and strong dynamic adaptability. The key to fabricating FPAs lies in producing arrayed anisotropic subwavelength gratings. Conventional techniques su...

2026-01-13

[News] LG Reportedly Delays Glass Substrate Commercialization to 2030 on Demand Uncertainty

Multiple industry players have been working to advance glass substrates, with LG among them, though the Korean company is reportedly recalibrating its timeline. According to ZDNet, LG had previously anticipated large-scale commercialization around 2028 but has since pushed its outlook to 2030, citin...

2026-01-12

[News] China’s Domestic Chip Equipment Adoption Beats 2025 Target at 35%, Led by NAURA, AMEC

China’s domestic chip equipment push is gaining momentum. According to Commercial Times, citing Jiemian News, data released in January by the China Semiconductor Industry Association show that the share of domestically manufactured semiconductor equipment used in China rose from 25% in 2024 to 35%...

2026-01-12

[News] Micron Reportedly Sees Memory Crunch Through 2028; OEMs Keep Consumer Reach Despite Crucial Exit

As Micron prepares to break ground on its New York Mega fab on January 16, the company’s outlook on the global memory market remains under close watch. Wccftech, citing Micron’s VP of Marketing for the Mobile and Client Business Unit, Christopher Moore, emphasized that the ongoing memory shortag...

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