OPPO Banned from Sale in Germany
On August 11, according to European media reports, last week, Nokia sued OPPO and its subsidiary OnePlus for patent infringement
Britain Brings in Thousands of Foreign Workers to Make up for Lack of Manpower for Gigabit Broadband
According to foreign media Light Reading, British Home Secretary Priti Patel is helping telecommunications companies find skilled labor to promote
Ciena Owes Profit Slump to “Unreliable” Suppliers
Ciena appears to be disappointed by several suppliers outside of China that make low-cost integrated circuits. Smith told analysts on
Overseas Experts: US Difficult to Curb Development of China’s Semiconductor
After the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) released a new round of export control policies
TSMC’s US Factory Completed: Manufacturing 5nm Chips for Apple
In 2020, TSMC announced that it will spend $12 billion to build a 5nm chip factory (Fab 21) in Arizona,
Corning Announces Construction of New Optical Cable Plant with AT&T Support
CORNING, NY, USA, Corning Incorporated (NYSE: GLW) today announced that it will expand its fiber optic cable manufacturing capabilities based
India’s 5G Expected to be Commercialized or Cover High-end Users
In early August, India completed several delayed 5G spectrum auctions. However, according to the Economic Times in India, industry executives said that although
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),
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