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Semiconductor Sales Grow 15.8% in the Third Quarter
To confirm the boom driven by Artificial Intelligence (AI), the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) has announced the global semiconductor sales for the third quarter of this year. Sales increased by nearly 16% compared to the previous quarter, with September 2025 showing a growth of over 25% compared to September 2024.…
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Samsung Cuts 2nm Wafer Prices by 33% to Challenge TSMC
Samsung has surprised the semiconductor market by reducing the price of its 2nm wafers by 33%, offering them at around $20,000, compared to approximately $30,000 from its main competitor, TSMC. This aggressive move is part of a clear strategy to attract customers to its advanced node production capacity, which is…
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GlobalFoundries Seals IBM Deal
GlobalFoundries has been given the all-clear to complete its purchase of IBM’s chips division, in a deal worth $1.5 billion. An off-shoot of AMD, GlobalFoundries was founded in 2009 on the back of massive funding from the Advanced Technology Investment Company, the tech investment arm of the Abu Dhabi government.…
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Intel Agrees $16.7 Billion Purchase of Altera Corp
Chip giant Intel has agreed a deal to buy PLD (programmable logic device) manufacturer Altera for $16.7 billion, consolidating the company’s presence in data centres. Intel will pay $54 a share, all-cash, for Altera at a premium of 11% over its closing share price on Friday. The Intel/Altera merger comes…
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Mass Production Of Carbon Nanotube Made Possible Thanks To Japanese Researchers
First of all, carbon nanotubes, or CNTs, are allotropes of carbon with a cylindrical nanostructure. Short version of the story, they are favorable materials in nanotechnology, electronics and optics for their unusual and extraordinary properties in terms of thermal conductivity, mechanical and electrical properties. You can read more about them…
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Physicists testing flexible organic semiconductors
Physicists from Rutgers university have made organic semiconductors which can be rolled like a piece of paper and can even withstand rugged handling. They stated that many numerous crystalline devices that they’ve tested revealed that there was no degradation of display performance after the semiconductor was bent. This can be applied…
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