Industry brief
Coverage of chip design, EDA, IP, advanced packaging, product roadmaps, corporate strategy and investment decisions reshaping the global semiconductor sector.
The global memory chip market is projected to reach $739 billion by 2035, with AI infrastructure and automotive electronics serving as core growth engines. This article provides an in-depth analysis from the perspectives of the industry chain, technology roadmaps, and competitive landscape.
The wave of AI infrastructure investment is reshaping the global semiconductor industry chain. From Nvidia, TSMC, Intel, and Texas Instruments to Qualcomm, these five companies favored by capital markets represent key segments such as chip design, manufacturing, IDM, analog, and connectivity. This article analyzes their competitiveness and future landscape from an industry chain perspective.
Satellite internet is driving transformation in the RF chip market. From technical routes to global supply chains, this in-depth analysis explores how RF chips are becoming the new battleground in the semiconductor industry.
Based on the Semiconductor Engineering annual report, analyze the profound impact of the 2025 global semiconductor localization investment wave on the industry chain, technology roadmap, competitive landscape, and regional economy.
Based on the StartUs Insights report "Electronics Manufacturing Trends 2026," this provides an in-depth analysis of the impact of ten major trends on the global semiconductor industry chain, including the 300mm wafer fab equipment investment cycle, wide-bandgap power devices, advanced packaging and Chiplet, smart manufacturing, and supply chain digitalization, covering technology roadmaps, competitive landscape, regional layout, and investment perspectives.
The global semiconductor equipment market will reach $111.84 billion in 2025 and is expected to grow to $268.06 billion by 2034. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the industrial logic and investment opportunities behind the market's growth from the perspectives of technology roadmaps, supply chain restructuring, competitive landscape, and regional evolution.
Based on the latest Market Research Future report, the global computer microchip market is expected to grow from $103.09 billion in 2025 to $284.19 billion by 2035, achieving a CAGR of 10.67%. This article provides an in-depth analysis of technology nodes, chip types, supply chains, and the competitive landscape, exploring the key pathways of industry transformation over the next decade.
From CoWoS to CoPoS, how is advanced packaging technology evolving? This article provides an in-depth analysis of the technical advantages of panel-level packaging, TSMC's strategic layout, industry chain impacts, and the global competitive landscape.
The analog semiconductor market is expected to reach $118.6 billion by 2035. This article analyzes the technology roadmap, supply chain competition, regional rivalry, and investment logic behind this growth.
TSMC announced an additional $100 billion investment in its Arizona wafer fab, a move that will profoundly reshape the global semiconductor industry landscape. This article provides an in-depth analysis from the perspectives of the supply chain, technology roadmap, market competition, and geopolitics.
With the explosion in demand for AI chips, leading manufacturers like TSMC are accelerating their factory construction in the United States, while Taiwanese supply chain companies are actively evaluating cross-regional capacity expansion. This article analyzes the far-reaching impacts of this trend on semiconductor manufacturing, advanced packaging, equipment, and materials from the perspective of the industry chain.
Samsung Electronics' profit surged year-on-year in the second quarter of 2025, but chip stocks such as Micron and Nvidia collectively declined, as the market experienced intense contention between signals of memory recovery and expectations of slowing AI demand. This article provides an in-depth analysis of this contradictory phenomenon from the perspectives of the industrial chain, technology roadmap, competitive landscape, and regional supply chain.
Samsung and SK Hynix jointly announced an investment of approximately $518 billion in southwestern South Korea to build four wafer fabs and a packaging cluster. This article analyzes the impact of this mega investment plan on the global semiconductor landscape from the perspectives of industry chain, technology roadmap, market competition, and geopolitics.
Based on the latest IndexBox report, an in-depth analysis of the scale, growth drivers, technological shifts, competitive landscape, and trade dependencies of the North American semiconductor materials market. From an industrial chain perspective, the article examines the restructuring of the materials supply chain under the stimulus of the CHIPS Act, highlighting import bottlenecks for high-purity chemicals and advanced photoresists, as well as the certification cycle and cost pressures during the localization process.
This article explores how semantic understanding drives the development of generative AI and further reshapes the AI chip and semiconductor industry structure. From GPU computing power demands to the evolution of Transformer architecture, it analyzes the profound impact of the semantic era on the chip industry.
In-depth analysis of Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing's strategic path, technological barriers, and industry chain impact as it transitions from DRAM foundry to logic, 3D AI, and advanced packaging.
As NVIDIA unveils its Scale-Up CPO switch roadmap, co-packaged optics (CPO) is becoming a key architecture for next-generation AI infrastructure. This article provides an in-depth analysis of CPO's impact on the industry chain, the role of TSMC's COUPE technology, and potential changes in the competitive landscape.
Tokyo Electron president expresses confidence in maintaining technological lead despite China's semiconductor self-sufficiency drive. Analysis of equipment market dynamics, supply chain implications, and competitive landscape.
This article provides an in-depth analysis of Tokyo Electron CEO's response to the increase in China's semiconductor self-sufficiency rate, exploring the positioning of Japanese equipment manufacturers in terms of technological advantages, supply chains, and geopolitics, as well as the evolving competitive landscape of the global semiconductor equipment market.
Analyze the industry impact of Google entrusting part of its next-generation TPU "Icefish" to Samsung for foundry, and explore the challenges of supply chain diversification under TSMC's dominant position.
According to Omdia data, global semiconductor revenue reached $319 billion in the first quarter of 2026, a sequential increase of 27%, marking a record high. Memory revenue accounted for over 40%, with NAND prices surging 95%. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the structural changes and long-term trends behind this milestone event from the perspectives of the industrial chain, technology roadmap, competitive landscape, and regional impact.
印度正在释放信号：其下一阶段半导体发展将不再局限于晶圆厂，而是迈向芯片设计、制造设备、化学品和气体等更深层次的生态系统。这一转变不仅关乎印度的产业政策，也关系到正在重新调整供应链布局的晶圆代工厂、设备供应商、OSAT厂商以及全球芯片公司。
Based on StockTitan’s 2026 semiconductor stock list, this article analyzes from the perspectives of the industry chain, technology paths, market competition, and supply chain: why AI demand is concentrating semiconductor value in NVIDIA, TSMC, ASML, Applied Materials, KLA, AMD, Intel, and advanced packaging, and reshaping the global chip manufacturing landscape.
SEMI and Global Net Corp. have released a report on the glass core substrate market and development trends, pointing to AI and HPC driving advanced packaging into its next stage. Starting from technical routes, supply chain, competitive landscape, and regional industry positioning, this article analyzes how glass core substrates, if they enter initial mass production around 2028, could reshape the semiconductor industry chain.
The historic rise in AI-related chip stocks reflects not only improving market sentiment, but also a simultaneous increase in the weighting of investments in computing power, advanced process nodes, advanced packaging, and supply chain allocation. Starting from the semiconductor industry chain, technology roadmaps, and the global competitive landscape, this article analyzes what this rally means for foundry manufacturing, AI chips, equipment and materials, and regional industrial division of labor.