Semiconductors

Local chip leaders, led by Eswin, are expanding capacity in a push for self-sufficiency

Imports from Singapore and Malaysia hit record highs as Chinese players’ earnings surge.

The appliance maker’s NXMind unit is targeting five semiconductor segments simultaneously.

The chips will power Dreame’s robotics products while work is underway to expand into space-based computing.

Smaller suppliers aim to lift rates for the first time in years amid a supply crunch.

Backed by Beijing, Huawei and SMIC lead efforts on advanced production tech.

Supply constraints offer chipmakers a chance to close gap with rivals Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron.

China’s largest foundry reported higher sales and strong utilization, but depreciation from new capacity compressed profitability.