Tag: Semiconductor
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Intel’s Super Load: Engineering Marvels on the Move
In an unprecedented move, Intel is transporting a colossal 916,000-pound load across Ohio to its new semiconductor fabrication plant. Stretching over 280 feet, this ‘Super Load’ is not just heavy; its length and dimensions present logistical challenges that require meticulous planning and coordination. The load itself, described as a ‘cold box’, is a critical component…
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Why Intel’s Israel Fab Pause Reflects Bigger Industry Concerns
The technology industry was abuzz when Intel announced it would pause the development of its $25 billion semiconductor fabrication plant in Israel. This decision resonated deeply in both the tech and financial sectors, sparking debates around the logic of massive investments in regions with complex geopolitical landscapes. While the decision is perhaps multifaceted, it’s crucial…
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The Future of Semiconductor Industry Amid US-China Trade Tensions
Recent events surrounding the US revoking licenses of Intel and Qualcomm to sell chips to Huawei have sparked discussions on the future of the semiconductor industry. Comments from various users shed light on the intricate dynamics at play, hinting at a potential shift in the balance of power within the industry and the global economy.…
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TSMC Advances Chip Technology with 1.6nm Process and Innovative Backside Power Delivery
The recent unveiling of TSMC’s 1.6nm process technology marks a significant milestone in semiconductor fabrication. This technology not only pushes the boundaries of miniaturization but also introduces a pivotal innovation: backside power delivery. Traditionally, chip design has emphasized improving the front-side where transistors and other components reside. However, by also utilizing the backside of the…