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Canon in talks with those engaged in key chip projects in India, plans local service centresCanon India President and CEO Toshiaki Nomura said the Japanese technology company has held discussions with key semiconductor manufacturer...- ASML extends chipmaking dominance as customers embrace High NAIts existing $200 million EUV machines, essential for making advanced AI chips, are all but sold out through 2027, while customers have mad...
- US Stock Market: AI-fueled memory supercycle boosts chip stocks while hardware companies struggleThe AI boom is causing a global memory chip shortage. This is creating winners among chip makers like Micron and Samsung, whose shares are ...
- Geopolitics has declared war on business theoriesThe business school’s first obligation is to prepare students for the world as it is.
- How China built its 'Manhattan Project' to rival the West in AI chipsCompleted in early 2025 and now undergoing testing, the prototype fills nearly an entire factory floor. It was built by a team of former en...
- How China built its 'Manhattan Project' to rival the West in AI chipsChina has reportedly built a prototype EUV lithography machine. This development, achieved by former ASML engineers, aims to enable domesti...
- Festive payments soar; Tata's chip ally huntDigital payments jump tenfold following festive sales and GST cuts. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
- ET Make in India SME Regional Summits: How Canon is enabling Indian MSMEsFrom high-speed printers to semiconductor manufacturing, Canon outlined its vision at the Chandigarh edition of the ET SME Summits.
- ET Make in India SME Regional Summits: How Canon is capturing Nagpur’s industrial surgeThe global imaging giant promises print cost savings, uptime, and tech accessibility for Indian MSMEs.
- ‘America’s attitude to Britain was ruthless as it became global hegemon — China’s ‘military-civil fusion’ mirrors the US now’Katherine C. Epstein discusses the rise of the military-industrial complex, tracing its origins back to naval technology advancements and g...
- Good opportunity in chip fabrication in India; in talks with manufacturers for lithography machines: CanonCanon India, experiencing double-digit growth, is eyeing the semiconductor lithography equipment market. The company is in talks with chip ...
- As Japan aligns with US chip curbs on China, some in Tokyo feel uneasyJapan's imposition of export controls on chip making tools to align with a U.S. policy restricting China's ability to produce advanced semi...
- ASML, Europe’s most valuable tech firm, is at the heart of the US-China chip warASML is being treated as a vital infrastructure tool for the National US national security and at the same time, has become a sort of indus...
- Chinese trade group opposes chip export controls from US, Netherlands, JapanThe restrictions, should they become a reality, "will cause serious harm to the semiconductor industry in China, with detriment to the glob...
- Japan to join US efforts to tighten chip exports to ChinaThe two countries are likely to announce in the coming weeks that they’ll adopt at least some of the sweeping measures the US rolled out in...
- Japan's Nikkei gains most in nearly 7 weeks after Fed meetThe Nikkei share average rose 2.13% to close at 29,066.32, its biggest daily percentage rise since Nov. 1. The broader Topix rose about 1.4...
- Nikon versus Canon: Why and how the two top Japanese camera-makers have made India their battlegroundThe focus of the rivalry is high-end models. While Nikon models are in the range of Rs 32,950 to Rs 5 lakh, Canon's is a tad less than Niko...
- We have enough advantages over LG & Samsung in India: Sir Howard Stringer, Sony CorporationSony Corporation head Sir Howard Stringer wants India to be in the Japanese electronics major's top five markets in the next couple of year...
- Green at the heart of Panasonic's bid for SanyoPanasonic Corp's plans to take over rival Sanyo Electric Co. would create the world's second-largest electronics maker.
- Sharp tying up in LCDs with ToshibaJapanese electronics rivals Toshiba and Sharp are tying up in the liquid crystal display business
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