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16.07.26 - 09:12
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Beyond AI: Resilient consumer demand widens semiconductor supply crunch (Digitimes)
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Reports of lengthening semiconductor lead times have become increasingly common in recent months, highlighting that the imbalance between chip supply and demand has not eased but is instead spreading across a broader range of end markets. Taiwanese IC design companies believe that while booming cloud AI investment remains the primary driver behind today's capacity constraints across semiconductors and electronic components, resilient demand outside the cloud AI sector has also played an equally important role in keeping the market tight....
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16.07.26 - 01:54
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Column: From K-Semiconductor to AI superpower —How South Korea is taking its next chip leap (Digitimes)
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South Korean President Lee Jae-myung unveiled the country's Three Mega Projects for AI and Semiconductors in late June 2026, an ambitious national strategy designed to strengthen South Korea's global leadership in artificial intelligence and semiconductors. The initiative centers on three pillars—semiconductors, physical AI, and AI data centers—and aims to double the nation's DRAM output within five years while expanding capabilities in high-bandwidth memory (HBM), advanced packaging, AI processors, and next-generation memory technologies. It also seeks to extend South Korea's semiconductor footprint beyond the Seoul metropolitan region....
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