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26.12.25 - 08:06
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Semiconductor, defense drive ChenFull Precision′s 2026 performance toward double-digit growth (Digitimes)
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ChenFull Precision president CM Lai stated during an earnings call on December 24 that looking ahead to 2026, strong growth momentum in both the semiconductor and defense sectors is expected. For ChenFull, semiconductor business revenue is projected to rise by 20% to 30%, while the defense business is also showing robust potential with opportunities to deliver double-digit growth. Overall gross margin is anticipated to return to around 30%....
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26.12.25 - 05:48
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US and China escalate semiconductor state capitalism amid global supply chain shifts (Digitimes)
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The semiconductor industry is increasingly central to national strategies as the US and China intensify state-led investments amid growing tech geopolitical tensions. The US CHIPS and Science Act and China's multibillion-yuan semiconductor funding illustrate a resurgence of state capitalism in high-tech sectors, reshaping global supply chains and industrial competition....
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26.12.25 - 05:48
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South Korean giants race to mass-produce semiconductor glass substrates in 2026 (Digitimes)
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As demand for artificial intelligence (AI) semiconductors continues to surge, the market for glass substrates, which are widely regarded as a critical material for next-generation advanced packaging, is gaining momentum. South Korean companies such as Samsung Electro-Mechanics (SEMCO) and LG Innotek are gearing up to compete for leadership in this emerging segment....
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25.12.25 - 02:30
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Bharti, PE investor Warburg pick up 49% in electronics maker Haier India (Times of India)
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Bharti Enterprises and Warburg Pincus have jointly acquired a 49% stake in Haier India, a subsidiary of Chinese consumer electronics giant Haier Group. This strategic investment aims to accelerate Haier India's growth and expansion by leveraging global innovation, Bharti's extensive networks, and Warburg Pincus' expertise in scaling brands....
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24.12.25 - 19:12
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AI Demand Top of Mind for PC, Hardware Giants in 2026 (Bloomberg)
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Woo Jin Ho, Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Technology Analyst, joins Paul Sweeney and Kristine Aquino on Bloomberg Intelligence to discuss the 2026 outlook for the PC and computer hardware market, including Micron, Dell, HP, and more. AI is top of mind for these companies as server demand continues to accelerate. Dell in particular is expected to see a broadening customer base that will support a high-single-digit compound annual growth rate through fiscal 2030. Robust AI order activity and stable traditional server and storage trends will help sustain momentum. Elsewhere, Micron's 2026 DRAM-supply outlook offers little relief for HP and Dell's PC sales and margin. Micron expects DRAM-supply tightness at least through 2026 and into 2027, which forces personal-computer manufacturers to make tradeoffs between PC units and sales, especially at the higher end. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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24.12.25 - 15:30
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Regulierungs-Hammer: US-Verbot schockt Drohnenmarkt – wer profitiert jetzt? (Wallstreet-Online)
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Eine neue Regulierungsentscheidung in den USA könnte den Drohnenmarkt grundlegend verändern. Wie Seeking Alpha unter Berufung auf eine Analyse von Needham and Company berichtet, dürften heimische Anbieter von unbemannten Fluggeräten ab dem kommenden Jahr deutlich profitieren. Auslöser ist ein Schritt der Federal Communications Commission. Die Behörde hat aus Gründen der nationalen Sicherheit im Ausland hergestellte Drohnen sowie zentrale Komponenten auf ihre sogenannte Covered List gesetzt. Damit verlieren diese Systeme die Möglichkeit, eine Zulassung der Regulierungsbehörde zu erhalten. Ohne diese Genehmigung dürfen sie in den Vereinigten Staaten weder importiert noch verkauft oder legal betrieben werden..
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24.12.25 - 15:06
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Chinese AI champion iFlytek sets up new entity to expand into semiconductor design (SCMP)
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US-blacklisted company iFlytek has set up a new corporate entity to expand into semiconductors and other artificial intelligence-related fields as part of efforts to bolster China's broader tech self-sufficiency initiatives.
The new entity, Shandong Yixun Information Technology, was incorporated last week with a registered capital of 50 million yuan (US$7.1 million), according to the latest information from Chinese corporate data provider Qichacha.
The scope of this entity's operations would......
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