Tax incentives promised for South Korean semiconductor companies by its version of the Chips Act may fall through the fingers.

Micron Technology has seen its orders for High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) wait to be fulfilled throughout 2025.

Samsung is building a virtual fab

Reports suggest that Samsung Electronics may soon become the sole supplier of 12-layer HBM products for Nvidia.

Support from Taiwan's supply chain was behind US memory IDM Micron's successful mass production of its latest-generation high bandwidth memory (HBM) product – HBM3E –...

Chinese exhibitors went full native.

Synopsys recently kicked off its annual flagship Synopsys User Group (SNUG) conference in Silicon Valley at the Santa Clara Convention Center with a keynote presentation by company...

Samsung Electronics is intensifying its efforts in developing next-generation 3D NAND Flash technology.

These are the most-read DIGITIMES Asia stories in the week of March 18 – March 22.

All roads lead to Taiwan.

Samsung Electronics recently announced the launch of its self-developed Artificial Intelligence (AI) accelerator, MACH-1.

The South Korean memory industry is finally starting to recover.

Huang showcased his diplomatic flair at Nvida's AI developers' conference.

QLC NAND development will make its way into the business market, according to Yangtze Memory Technology (YMTC).

Micron turned to profit over the past quarter thanks to rising memory demands driven by AI. The company expects AI momentum to continue, constraining supplies for non-HBM products...