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The US’s Bureau of Industry and Security added 31 new Chinese entities to an "Unverified List" on October 7, a move that affects fields like electric vehicles, aerospace and even smartphones.
Texas Instruments, a semiconductor design and manufacturing enterprise located in Texas, US, announced that its second packaging and testing plant at the manufacturing base in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, will be put into production within the next few months.
SMIC, the leading Chinese chipmaker, aims to play a major role in the hastening semiconductor arms race.
Chinese chipmaker Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) on August 11 announced several board changes and its financial report for the second quarter of this year.
The Trump administration on Thursday added nine Chinese firms to government blacklists of companies that it says have ties to the Chinese military.
Hon Hai Precision Industry, a leading electronics manufacturer which trades as Foxconn Technology Group, announced on November 22 that it would recruit Chiang Shang-yi, a former executive at Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC), as the group's new semiconductor strategy chief.
Tudor Brown, the former president of British tech giant Arm, announced on August 11 through his LinkedIn page that he has resigned from the board of directors of Chinese IC manufacturing company SMIC.
The State Intellectual Property Office (SIPO) released its statistics and information about China's major fields. In 2017, the number of patent applications in ...
On July 4th, SMIC announced that Wu Jingang, a core technician, recently applied to resign from his position for personal reasons and completed the resignation procedures.
SMIC announced that it signed a cooperation agreement with Shanghai's Free Trade Zone Lin-Gang Special Area Administration.
Chinese internet giant Sina announced on Sept. 28 that it would go private and delist its US shares, ceasing to trade on Nasdaq where it went public in 2000, after an entity led by Charles Chao, the chairman of Sina, boosted its offer for the company to $43.3 a share in cash.
SMIC, a prominent Chinese semiconductor foundry company, released its financial report for the first quarter. The company reported an operating revenue of 10.209 billion yuan ($1.47 billion), which is a decrease of 13.9% compared to the previous year's figures.