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TSMC Advances 1.4nm Chip Development, Competing with Samsung and Intel in Cutting-Edge Technology
The race for advanced semiconductor technology intensifies as TSMC reveals its development of 1.4nm manufacturing technology, named A14, at the IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting. The company expects to mass-produce this technology between 2027 and 2028, with 2nm technology set for production in 2025. 
The race for advanced semiconductor technology intensifies as TSMC reveals its development of 1.4nm manufacturing technology, named A14, at the IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting. The company expects to mass-produce this technology between 2027 and 2028, with 2nm technology set for production in 2025. -
Shein's Rise to Fast-Fashion Dominance: Outpacing Zara and H&M
The fast-fashion landscape has undergone a seismic shift, with Shein emerging as the new market leader, surpassing traditional giants Zara and H&M. As the industry braces for the latest sales results from Inditex, owner of Zara, and H&M, all eyes are on how these pioneers are contending with Shein's meteoric rise. 
The fast-fashion landscape has undergone a seismic shift, with Shein emerging as the new market leader, surpassing traditional giants Zara and H&M. As the industry braces for the latest sales results from Inditex, owner of Zara, and H&M, all eyes are on how these pioneers are contending with Shein's meteoric rise. -
Amid Rising Competition, Amazon Unveils New Plans for 2024 to Bolster Position in China
On the relatively low-key Double 12 shopping day, Amazon announced a series of new initiatives for 2024 aimed at Chinese sellers, including establishing a new regional center in China, offering more comprehensive supply chain storage and logistics solutions, and opening its Brazilian site to Chinese sellers. 
On the relatively low-key Double 12 shopping day, Amazon announced a series of new initiatives for 2024 aimed at Chinese sellers, including establishing a new regional center in China, offering more comprehensive supply chain storage and logistics solutions, and opening its Brazilian site to Chinese sellers. -
Chinese Chip Firm Brite Semiconductor Navigates U.S. Tech Restrictions
Brite Semiconductor, a Chinese chip design company, has drawn attention for its intricate ties with American technology and capital despite strict U.S. regulations. Brite Semiconductor, part-owned by Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC), a company on the U.S. entity list, has continued its operations with American backing and access to U.S. software. 
Brite Semiconductor, a Chinese chip design company, has drawn attention for its intricate ties with American technology and capital despite strict U.S. regulations. Brite Semiconductor, part-owned by Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC), a company on the U.S. entity list, has continued its operations with American backing and access to U.S. software. -
Apple, Huawei, and Xiaomi: A Three-Way Battle in China's High-End Smartphone Market
In the high-end smartphone market in China, long dominated by Apple, this year has seen increased competition with the resurgence of Huawei and the growing presence of Xiaomi, which has been exploring the high-end market for nearly four years. 
In the high-end smartphone market in China, long dominated by Apple, this year has seen increased competition with the resurgence of Huawei and the growing presence of Xiaomi, which has been exploring the high-end market for nearly four years. -
Apple Ramps Up iPhone Production in India, Aiming for a Quarter of Global Output
Apple is intensifying its investment in Indian production capabilities. Sources close to the matter revealed that Apple aims to manufacture over 50 million iPhones annually in India within the next two to three years, with plans to further increase production by tens of millions. 
Apple is intensifying its investment in Indian production capabilities. Sources close to the matter revealed that Apple aims to manufacture over 50 million iPhones annually in India within the next two to three years, with plans to further increase production by tens of millions. -
Apple Blocks Beeper Mini App, Citing User Security and Privacy Concerns
Apple Inc. has recently confirmed its decision to disable the functionality of Beeper Mini, an app that allowed Android users to access Apple's iMessage service. This move was justified by the company's commitment to safeguarding user privacy and security, addressing potential vulnerabilities that Beeper Mini's method introduced. 
Apple Inc. has recently confirmed its decision to disable the functionality of Beeper Mini, an app that allowed Android users to access Apple's iMessage service. This move was justified by the company's commitment to safeguarding user privacy and security, addressing potential vulnerabilities that Beeper Mini's method introduced. -
Europe Takes Lead in AI Oversight with Landmark Regulation Agreement
European Union has reached a provisional deal on pioneering rules to govern the use of artificial intelligence (AI). 
European Union has reached a provisional deal on pioneering rules to govern the use of artificial intelligence (AI). -
Tata Group to Propel Apple's iPhone Production in India with New Assembly Plant
Apple Inc.'s strategy to diversify its manufacturing base and reduce its reliance on China is receiving a significant boost, thanks to Tata Group's initiative to set up a new iPhone assembly unit in India. According to a report by Bloomberg, which cited unnamed sources, the Indian multinational conglomerate plans to establish the factory in Tamil Nadu, a southern state in India. 
Apple Inc.'s strategy to diversify its manufacturing base and reduce its reliance on China is receiving a significant boost, thanks to Tata Group's initiative to set up a new iPhone assembly unit in India. According to a report by Bloomberg, which cited unnamed sources, the Indian multinational conglomerate plans to establish the factory in Tamil Nadu, a southern state in India. -
ByteDance Initiates $5 Billion Share Buyback Amidst Expanding Cash Reserves
ByteDance, the parent company of the globally popular app TikTok, has embarked on a significant financial maneuver by offering a share buyback plan worth around $5 billion. 
ByteDance, the parent company of the globally popular app TikTok, has embarked on a significant financial maneuver by offering a share buyback plan worth around $5 billion.
