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Hurricane’s impact on semiconductor industry remains a threat
One of two plants that mine high-purity quartz and silica sand needed for the production of semiconductors and other high-tech hardware has reopened oprations after being shut down for more than a week. Sibelco today announced the restart of production at its Spruce Pine, NC mining and processing operations following the disruption caused by Hurricane Helene, the company said in…
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US and India partner to strengthen semiconductor supply chain – Computerworld
“This agreement is an important step in developing the semiconductor ecosystem in India,” said Pareekh Jain, CEO of Pareekh Consulting. “The US is the largest end market of semiconductors and many large semiconductor companies are based in the US. Almost all US semiconductor companies have R&D and design centers in India. Some companies including Micron have also started manufacturing in…
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European semiconductor group urges accelerated support and policy overhaul – Computerworld
“Finally, the ‘Chips Act 2.0’ should include mechanisms for flexibility and adaptability to rapidly respond to industry shifts and geopolitical changes, ensuring that the EU’s strategy remains relevant and effective in the evolving semiconductor landscape,” Rawat added. Overcoming export restrictions A significant challenge has been the trade restrictions placed on companies like ASML regarding exports to China. The ESIA has…
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