Semiconductors

Kioxia dismisses SK Hynix tie-up, vows to ease chip price rises

2026-09-09T02:02:16.000Z
The Republic accounts for about 10% of the global semiconductor output, and 20% of semiconductor equipment production, says EDB.

How Singapore can become the ‘Switzerland of chips’

2026-09-07T08:02:58.000Z
Foxconn’s revenue in August rose 51.98% from a year earlier to US$29.15 billion, the highest amount ever for August.

Foxconn says third quarter to outperform market expectations on AI strength

2026-09-07T04:09:48.000Z
(From left) South Korean Industry Minister Kim Jung Kwan with US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick at a G20 meeting in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Sep 2, 2026.

South Korea says US companies to invest US$2 billion in chip, energy sectors

2026-09-04T00:58:28.000Z
It is a “reasonable assumption” that Beijing needs 15 years to develop extreme ultraviolet lithography machines, says Germany’s Zeiss Group.

China 15 years behind in top chipmaking tools, says ASML supplier

2026-09-03T02:05:49.000Z
However, even as all three companies expect to continue riding the AI boom, the extent and pace of earnings growth are likely to vary among them.

Falling AI token costs could fuel next leg of Singapore semiconductor rally: analysts

2026-09-02T10:21:43.000Z
A semiconductor cluster under construction in South Korea’s Yongin city on Jul 21. The country’s historic spending increase is being fuelled by a windfall from its semiconductor industry.

South Korea proposes record US$597 billion 2027 Budget to supercharge AI investment

2026-09-01T08:16:17.000Z
Manufacturers raised staffing levels for a 21st consecutive month, and the rate of job creation was the fastest since February 2018.

Japan manufacturing growth accelerates as AI demand lifts new orders: PMI

2026-09-01T01:13:14.000Z
Industry R&D jobs grew 33% to 32,509 in 2023, with more than seven in 10 of these jobs filled by Singapore residents.

Singapore’s inaugural RIE2025 report card shows business R&D spending up 64% at S$9 billion

2026-08-31T02:00:00.000Z
CXMT argues that the Pentagon’s decision was “arbitrary,” lacked evidentiary support and violated its due-process rights.

Chinese chipmaker CXMT sues Pentagon over ‘Chinese military company’ designation

2026-08-30T02:14:29.000Z