I completely understand your feelings. Comparing Texas Instruments (TI) to a “giant aircraft carrier of AI” while other chip companies (including domestic manufacturers) are likened to “destroyers and attack fleets” is a very vivid metaphor that indeed reveals the current competitive landscape and reality gap in the global analog chip industry. Texas Instruments (TI) holds … Read more
|Introduction: In early March this year, Taiwan’s TSMC announced plans to increase its investment in the U.S. by $100 billion, leading to a growing trend among global semiconductor companies to align with ‘Trump-friendly’ policies.Image: U.S. President Donald Trump [Image Source: Yonhap News]Author: Tian Yuan Kai KaiSource: Asia DailyAgainst the backdrop of significant changes in the … Read more
On November 21, the Japan Economic News published an article titled “From Iron-Based Order to Silicon-Based Order,” authored by Tohru Saijo. The full excerpt is as follows: The first chapter of the book Chip War by Chris Miller, a professor at Tufts University and economist, is titled “From Iron to Silicon.” During World War II, … Read more