Chip Industry Week In Review
<p>India's $13.4B Semicon 2.0; SEMICON Taiwan; PCIe 6/7 test; MediaTek, NVLink Fusion deal; state of the industry report; AI for fabs; 2D Tunnel FET; 300mm Si photonics; InP expansion; $75M to recycle rare earths; GF PDKs for 22nm, 40nm; Gain-Cell RAM; MIPS edge AI developer platforms; in-memory photonic computing; heterogeneous HBM; optical side-channel attack; NIST HW security; safe AI in SDVs; air taxis; IBM's latest quantum processor.</p>
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