TSMC Decides to Abandon N3 process
It is said that a digital blogger from Taiwan’s chip industry chain said that TSMC has decided to abandon the
Cignal AI: North American WDM Transmission Spending Exceeds Pre-pandemic Levels
Equipment spending by traditional network operators and large cloud operators has now surpassed pre-COVID-19 levels in the second quarter of
U.S. Considers Restricting Chip Exports to China
The U.S. is considering restricting exports of U.S. chip-making equipment to Chinese memory chipmakers, including Yangtze Memory Technologies Co. (YMTC),
Nokia and Furukawa Partner to Accelerate Optical LANs in Latin America
Nokia announced the signing of a strategic alliance with Furukawa Electric, a leader in network cabling, to accelerate the deployment
Intel Building Largest Chip Factory Encounters Labor Shortage
On August 23, Beijing time, Intel Corporation is building what it claims is “the largest silicon chip manufacturing base on
Qualcomm Plans to Re-enter Server Market with New Chips: Targeting Customers like Amazon AWS
According to reports, Qualcomm is trying to re-enter the $28 billion server processor market to reduce its dependence on the
Google Fiber CEO First Interviewed: 5 New Cities Deployed, Not Cover Entire U.S.
According to reports, in the next few years, Dinni Jain, CEO of Alphabet’s Google Fiber, said the service will enter
US Media: India Plans New Ban Targeting Chinese Mobile Phones
According to a report by Bloomber, the Indian government is trying to restrict Chinese companies from selling mobile phones priced
LR: Analysts Cheer for U.S. Fiber Rush
US fiber internet providers and their suppliers are significantly attracted, which has analysts excited. “We’re seeing a boom in new
US Cable Broadband First Face Losses in Second Quarter
The largest U.S. cable operators, Comcast, Charter Communications and Altice USA, lost about 60,000 broadband subscribers in the second quarter
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