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Chinese computer chip firm Changsha Chixin Semiconductor Technology Co., Ltd. announced on Wednesday that it will launch its first commercial ultra-wideband (UWB) chip: the CX300.
Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) announced on Thursday that Jiang Shangyi has stepped down as vice chairman, executive director and member of the strategic committee of the board of directors, effective Wednesday.
Shanghai Analogy Semiconductor Technology Co., Ltd., an analog and mixed-signal design company, completed its round A of financing worth nearly 200 million yuan.
Magnachip, a South Korean semiconductor company listed on the New York Stock Exchange, announced on Monday that its merger with Chinese private equity firm Wise Road Capital was officially terminated.
Tianjin-based semiconductor equipment manufacturer Hwatsing Technology Co., Ltd. listed to the Shanghai Sci-Tech Innovation Board (STAR Market) on Wednesday.
An affiliated company of Xiaomi added external investment on Monday. The newly-added enterprise is Zhuhai Xinshijie Semiconductor Technology, with an investment ratio of 15%.
Nextin, a South Korean company involved in the process of detecting product defects and metrology, is reportedly in talks with up to five Chinese semiconductor companies to supply its equipment.
Suzhou Oriental Semiconductor Co., Ltd., a computer chip manufacturer based in China, on Thursday officially listed to Shanghai's Sci-Tech Innovation Board (STAR Market).
Shenzhen Habo Technology Investment Partnership (Limited Partnership), belonging to telecommunications and tech giant Huawei, has become a new investor in Suzhou Jingtuo Semiconductor Technology Co., Ltd.
SMIC announced at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Friday that SMIC Holdings, National Integrated Circuit Industry Investment Fund Phase II and an investment institution have agreed to set up a joint venture (JV) in Shanghai.
SMIC announced that it signed a cooperation agreement with Shanghai's Free Trade Zone Lin-Gang Special Area Administration.
The Chinese division of ASML, a leading Dutch semiconductor equipment manufacturer, announced on September 2 that it employed more than 1,500 employees in the country as of the end of August.