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Finance & Economics

South Korea’s Nand Flash Memory Chip Exports Show Growth

According to the results of last month, an increase in South Korean exports of Nand flash memory chips was recorded.

Science & Technology

Canon Starts Selling Nanoimprint Semiconductor Manufacturing Systems

Canon has announced the start of sales of its nanoimprint systems for the production of semiconductors.

Finance & Economics

China’s Exports and Imports Show Slowdown in Contraction

At the end of September, a decrease in the slowdown in China’s exports and imports was recorded.

News

Head of Bank of Korea Welcomes Decline in Chip Prices

The governor of the Bank of Korea, Rhee Chang-yong, announced an improvement in the prospects for the development of the situation in the semiconductor market.

Finance & Economics

Kaszek Ventures Prepares for Latin America Tech Rebound

Kaszek Ventures, a venture capital firm based in Latin America, currently has almost $1 billion in funds raised earlier this year and is in a state of expectation that new deals will be concluded and that more mature companies will lose a significant portion of cash and potentially agree to revised estimates.

News

IMF: World Economy ‘Limping Forward’, Growth ‘Weak’

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has stated that it is likely that central banks will be able to find and implement solutions that will allow them to contain the process of spreading and scaling inflation and at the same time avoid a recession of the world economy.

Science & Technology

China Plans to Grow Its Computing Power

China has announced its intention to increase the country’s computing power.

Finance & Economics

TSMC Third Quarter Revenue Exceeds Forecasts

The revenue indicator of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company at the end of the third quarter of this year showed a decrease, which turned out to be lower than the pace of this negatory dynamic initially predicted.

News

Taiwan to Check Suppliers for Cooperation With Huawei

Taiwan announced its intention to conduct an investigation, during which it will be established whether local companies are involved in violations of the United States sanctions regime against China by interacting with Huawei Technologies in the framework of assisting in the operation of chip manufacturing plants.

Finance & Economics

Fall in Value of TSMC Shares Signals Difficult Times to Chip Sector

The Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company stock price index has shown a drop more significant than any other securities in Asia since mid-June, which is a reflection of investors’ preparation for a prolonged negative situation of slowing processes in the chip sector.

News

TalkTalk Sells B2B Unit

The British company TalkTalk Telecom Group is currently selling its business-to-business unit to a specialized organization that is controlled by the main shareholders of these broadband Internet access providers.

Science & Technology

Philippines Seeks to Actively Use AI

Jack Madrid, President of the IT and Business Process Association of the Philippines, said that this Southeast Asian country should use artificial intelligence technologies to raise the sector to new heights of efficiency.

News

Incomes of Leading Chinese Manufacturers of Chip Equipment Demonstrate Growth

According to the results of the first half of 2023, the revenue growth of the leading Chinese manufacturers of chip equipment was recorded.

Finance & Economics

Moody’s Warns US Government About Consequences of Shutdown for Country’s Credit

Moody’s warned that the shutdown of the United States government, which is currently being assessed as a potentially possible scenario for the development of events in the country, is a threat to global markets and may also become a factor of negative impact on the US credit rating.

Science & Technology

India Reportedly Eases Restrictions on Laptop and Tablet Imports

The Indian leadership has decided to ease the planned restrictive measures against the import of laptops, tablets, and other IT equipment.

News

Apple’s Taiwan Suppliers Report Decline in August

Apple’s main suppliers in Taiwan in August faced another decline in sales figures, which turned out to be double-digit.