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    DRAM and NAND shortages intensify, forcing major manufacturers to ration shipments
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    Monday 24 November 2025
    When EV know-how meets humanoid robots: Chinese automakers' pivot to 'physical AI'
    China's electric vehicle (EV) makers are shifting more of their R&D toward humanoid robots, betting the next phase of AI competition will centre on physical-world applications rather than in-car systems. As US-China tech tensions rise, automakers including Xpeng, Chery, Nio, BYD, GAC, and Seres are using their EV engineering and autonomous-driving AI to develop robots with autonomous mobility and semantic understanding, positioning embodied intelligence as their next strategic arena
    Monday 24 November 2025
    Nvidia shifts to LPDDR for AI servers, Samsung poised to benefit most
    Nvidia is reportedly adopting low-power DDR (LPDDR) memory in its servers to enhance power efficiency, marking a major shift in memory architecture. Industry analysts suggest this move could elevate LPDDR to become a core semiconductor in the AI era, following the prominence of high-bandwidth memory (HBM)
    Monday 24 November 2025
    Toshiba's China SiC turn triggers Japan's power-chip intervention
    Toshiba's sudden move from its long-standing partnership with Rohm Semiconductor to a brief collaboration with China's Sicc unsettled Japan's power semiconductor sector. Toshiba reversed course after METI intervened, but uncertainty still surrounds the future of its relationship with Rohm
    Monday 24 November 2025
    India pushes to build local-language LLMs as community groups and researchers race to fill data gaps
    India's efforts to build large language models (LLMs) for its diverse linguistic landscape are accelerating, driven by community-led data collection, academic research, and government-backed AI initiatives. With more than 1,600 languages and dialects spoken across the country, developers say the lack of high-quality digital data — especially for low-resource languages — is one of the biggest obstacles to creating AI systems that work for Indian users
    Monday 24 November 2025
    Weekly News Roundup: US moves to ban Chinese chipmaking equipment; Tesla eyes in-house fab; Intel hires TSMC veteran
    These are the most-read DIGITIMES Asia stories in the week of November 17 to November 23, 2025
    Monday 24 November 2025
    SK On swaps shares with EVE Energy to restructure joint ventures in China
    South Korean battery maker SK On has restructured its investment portfolio by exchanging shares with Chinese battery firm EVE Energy, resulting in SK On acquiring full ownership of its Jiangsu-based joint venture SKOJ and divesting its entire stake in the Guangdong-based EUE factory. This move aims to enhance operational efficiency amid challenges in the EV market
    Monday 24 November 2025
    India races to join the chip elite—can it close the gap by 2032?
    India has renewed its push to become a global semiconductor hub, setting an ambitious target to match the manufacturing capabilities of leading producers by 2032. Technology Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said the country expects to reach a "level playing field" with major chipmaking nations within the next decade, as New Delhi accelerates investment to build domestic capacity. "By 2031–2032, we will be equivalent to what many of these countries are at today," he told Bloomberg's New Economy Forum in Singapore
    Monday 24 November 2025
    NGK Insulators to expand capacity for chiplet ceramic support wafers that offer 5x warpage resistance
    Japanese ceramics firm NGK Insulators has announced plans to triple its production capacity of support wafers by fiscal year 2027 (April 2027-March 2028). More specifically, these refer to double-sided polished alumina ceramic HICERAM Carriers used in chiplet packaging
    Monday 24 November 2025
    India roundup: Fujifilm to build semiconductor materials factory in India, targeting regional exports

    Fujifilm will build a semiconductor materials plant in India for regional exports; Ziroh Labs promotes CPU-first AI compute; India approves 17 ECMS projects worth US$810 million to expand component manufacturing

    Monday 24 November 2025
    Doosan poised to secure exclusive Nvidia Rubin CCL supply as EMC fails GB300 test
    Doosan Electronic Business Group (Doosan Electro-Materials) is on track to become the exclusive supplier of copper-clad laminate (CCL) for Nvidia's next-generation AI chip, Rubin, following Taiwan competitor Elite Material Co. (EMC)'s failure to pass quality certification for the Nvidia Blackwell GB300 compute tray
    Sunday 23 November 2025
    SK Hynix reportedly plans to boost 1c DRAM output eightfold in 2026
    SK Hynix is reportedly preparing a major ramp-up of its next-generation 1c DRAM production, with plans to increase capacity eightfold in 2026 to meet rising demand for high-performance general-purpose memory in server and accelerator systems. The chipmaker is expected to boost output of GDDR7 and SOCAMM2 modules built on the 1c platform to support growing orders from Nvidia and global cloud service providers
    Sunday 23 November 2025
    Intel's China debut highlights AI expansion, Gaudi 2E, and disaggregated supernodes
    The 2025 Intel Technology Innovation and Industry Ecosystem Conference was held from November 19 to 21, 2025, in Chongqing, China. At the event, Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan and newly appointed chairman of Intel China Alan Wang both made their first public appearances in China following their appointments. They took office in March and September 2025, respectively. In contrast to former CEO Pat Gelsinger, their remarks focused heavily on AI
    Saturday 22 November 2025
    Foxconn activates Model A for Japan, forecasting bigger CDMS impact by 2026
    Electric vehicles continued to dominate Hon Hai Tech Day (HHTD25) this year, with Foxconn unveiling a fully realized version of its Model A concept and framing the project around the idea of "From Japan for Japan.
    Saturday 22 November 2025
    South Korea's KT Sat calls for a national sovereign network amid megaconstellation dominance
    As control of the low-Earth-orbit satellite market consolidates among a small number of global operators, KT Group's satellite arm, KT Sat, has issued a warning that South Korea must develop an autonomous "sovereign network" and secure influence in future standard-setting
    Friday 21 November 2025
    Nexperia shockwaves hit auto industry as Europe and Japan slash output

    The Dutch government recently suspended its administrative order against Nexperia and returned control of the chipmaker to its Chinese parent company, Wingtech Technology. While the move has softened diplomatic friction between the Netherlands and China, the supply-chain turmoil triggered by the dispute continues to ripple outward, forcing European and Japanese automakers to cut production

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