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SK Hynix, a titan in the semiconductor industry, recently astounded financial analysts and stakeholders alike with its exceptional quarterly earnings report. The company posted revenues of 17.64 trillion won (approximately $12.36 billion), outperforming estimates by a notable margin. This marked an impressive year-over-year growth of 42%, illustrating the robust demand for its high bandwidth memory
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Tesla’s CEO, Elon Musk, recently revealed a significant hiccup in the company’s ambitious plans to roll out its Optimus humanoid robots: the newly imposed export restrictions by China on rare earth magnets. This issue does not merely represent a supply chain complication; it stands as a testament to how interconnected global trade dynamics are influencing
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In the tumultuous year of 2020, as lockdowns and social distancing became the norm, two visionary entrepreneurs, Shreya Murthy and Joy Tao, set out to launch Partiful, a party-planning startup designed to “bring people together in person.” This mission, seemingly counterintuitive during a pandemic, posed a formidable challenge. However, what appeared to be an insurmountable
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ASML, the Dutch powerhouse known for its critical semiconductor equipment, has reported a significant shortfall in net bookings for early 2025, ringing alarm bells across the semiconductor industry. The company’s net bookings totaled only €3.94 billion ($4.47 billion)—a staggering mismatch against a projected €4.89 billion. This discrepancy not only reflects ASML’s current operational challenges but
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In a bold move, the U.S. Commerce Department has launched a national security investigation into semiconductor imports, signaling the increasing urgency to bolster domestic manufacturing capabilities. As highlighted in a recent Federal Register notice, this initiative aims not only to scrutinize the feasibility of augmenting semiconductor production on U.S. soil but also to evaluate whether
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