The U.S. Commerce Department is mulling to revoke licenses previously granted to major chipmakers like TSMC, Samsung, and SK hynix—a move that could create fresh obstacles for their operations in China, according to Reuters. Citing the Wall Street Journal, Wccftech points out that Jeffrey Kessl...

As Samsung pushes to accelerate 1c DRAM development and regain ground in the HBM4 race, current leader SK hynix is pulling ahead with custom HBM solutions for tech giants. According to the Korea Economic Daily, its first customized HBM—likely HBM4E—is set to debut in the second half of 2026. ...

With hopes of turning the tide in the HBM4 era resting on its progress in 1c DRAM, Samsung has reportedly made a major leap in yield rates. According to Sedaily, the company recently achieved yields of 50–70% in tests for its sixth-generation 10nm-class DRAM (1c DRAM) wafers—a jump from the sub-...

In the ongoing race within the semiconductor industry, TSMC and Samsung Electronics are fiercely competing to lead in 2nm chip manufacturing. As per recent reports, both companies plan to begin mass production of 2nm chips in 2H25. However, TSMC is at an advantage in securing orders due to its super...

According to FETV, Samsung has reportedly passed Broadcom’s qualification test for its HBM3E 8-Hi prototype, raising the prospect of rejoining the supply chain. Multiple testing equipment sources cited in the report indicate that its improved 8-Hi product has successfully passed the verification, ...