STMicroelectronics
Semiconductor pioneer and long-time STMicroelectronics chief Pasquale Pistorio dies at 89
He led the company from its creation until 2005; for his contributions to Singapore’s semiconductor and manufacturing sectors, he was named an Honorary Citizen in 2003
STMicro to acquire part of NXP Semiconductors’ sensor business for US$950 million
Purchase price consists of US$900 million to be paid upfront, and US$50 million to be paid subject to the achievement of technical milestones
STMicro to cut 5,000 jobs in next 3 years, says CEO
Around 2,000 employees will leave the Franco-Italian chipmaker due to attrition
UOL, Vallianz, STMicroelectronics commit S$700,000 to help special needs children, elderly at Care Corner
The three-year partnerships will use metrics including academic progress, developmental milestones to gauge success
Semiconductor body calls for EU ‘Chips Envoy’, more support
EUROPE’S main computer chip industry group ESIA called on the European Union on Monday (Sep 2) to speed up aid, draw up a revamped “Chips Act 2.0” support package and name an envoy to champion the sec...
Europe’s auto chipmakers have a deepening China habit
AS ADVANCED semiconductor companies in the US and allied countries pull back from China, a less glamorous sector of the chip market is turning even more to the world’s second-biggest economy.
STMicro cuts full-year outlook for second time, shares tumble
CHIPMAKER STMicroelectronics (STMicro) cut its full-year revenue and margins guidance for a second time on weak industrial orders and lower demand for automotive chips, sending its shares sharply lowe...
STMicroelectronics CEO says China is a growth market despite US chip war
CHINA remains an important growth market for French-Italian semiconductor STMicroelectronics (STM), despite increasing US-China tensions over semiconductors, the company’s chief executive said on Tues...
STMicroelectronics beats third quarter sales forecasts
EUROPEAN chipmaker STMicroelectronics beat expectations on Thursday (Oct 26) for third quarter sales, helped by demand from the automotive sector.
STMicro boosts quarterly revenue as auto demand drives sales
STMICROELECTRONICS revenue in the second quarter rose 13 per cent from a year earlier, slightly beating expectations, as demand from the auto industry drove sales.
