The Angstrom Era: A14 and What Comes After 2nm
As the industry crosses below 2nm, node names lose their physical meaning. We examine what A14 actually delivers and where the angstrom era heads next.
How AI Demand Is Reshaping Global Fab Investment
Surging demand for AI accelerators is redrawing the map of global fab investment, concentrating capital on leading-edge nodes, advanced packaging and reliable supply of high-bandwidth memory.
RISC-V in India: Shakti, Vega and the Push for Homegrown Cores
How India’s Shakti and Vega RISC-V processor families are building indigenous CPU capability, and what open-standard cores mean for domestic chip design talent.
TSMC’s 2nm Dominance: Why the “N2” Era is a Game-Changer for Global Silicon
The race for the world’s most advanced semiconductors has reached a fever pitch. In the latest industry showdown, analysts have confirmed that TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) is positioned to maintain a crushing lead over rivals Intel and Samsung as it enters the 2-nanometer (2nm) node era. While competitors are racing to catch up, TSMC […]
India Semiconductor Mission: Where the Programme Stands
An overview of the India Semiconductor Mission, its incentive structure and the fabrication and packaging projects it has helped set in motion across the country.
Five Years of Global Silicon: How EE Awards Asia Mapped a Half-Decade of Innovation
The electronics industry moves at a pace that often feels like a blur. However, once a year, the EE Awards Asia provides a rare moment of clarity, acting as a historical map for the semiconductor world. As we hit the five-year milestone of these awards, a retrospective look reveals much more than just a list […]
Cyient’s $93 Million Strategic Bet : Accelerating Custom Silicon for the AI Era
In the high-stakes world of semiconductor manufacturing, the race for power efficiency is no longer just a trend—it’s a survival requirement. Cyient Semiconductors recently sent a clear signal of its global ambitions by announcing a definitive agreement to acquire a majority stake in Kinetic Technologies for up to $93 million. This isn’t just a financial […]
Why Chip Manufacturing is the Ultimate Team Sport: Everyone is Now Responsible for Yield
The semiconductor industry is standing at a historic crossroads. As we push toward the ambitious goal of a $1 trillion market by 2030, the traditional walls between chip design and the factory floor are crumbling. The latest industry insights from leaders like Qualcomm and PDF Solutions suggest a radical shift in perspective: Chip manufacturing is […]
Tata Electronics Advances India’s Semiconductor Strategy with Automotive MOSFET Assembly and Test Operations
HOSUR, INDIA — In a strategic move that signals India’s deepening integration into the global semiconductor value chain, Tata Electronics has announced the commencement of assembly and test operations for automotive Power MOSFETs (Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistors). This development marks a critical expansion for the company into the OSAT (Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly and Test) sector, specifically […]
The “Wrong Brick” Problem: Is Europe Building the Future but Forgetting the Present?
This is the big worry currently buzzing through the European electronics industry. Europe is spending billions to build factories for the world’s most advanced chips, but experts are starting to ask: Are they securing the wrong ones?