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CPO testing shifts to mid-stage to avoid costly failures, Chroma says (opens the original)
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Jeff Lee, president of Chroma ATE's Photonics & Precision business unit, discusses CPO testing challenges at SEMICON Taiwan 2026. Credit: Sherri Wang Co-packaged optics (CPO) is forcing chipmakers and equipment suppliers to rethink where testing should take place, as long optical test times and the high cost of downstream failures raise the importance of screening optical engines before final package...
Samsung Display resumes A7 construction as foldable demand rebounds (opens the original)
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Samsung Display has resumed construction at its second campus in Asan, South Chungcheong Province, reviving a long-dormant OLED project just as the foldable smartphone market is expected to swing from a weak first half of 2026 to a stronger second half. Samsung Display president Cheong Lee confirmed the restart on Aug. 19 at IMID 2026 in Busan, saying the company would watch market conditions and prepare enough capacity to avoid potential shortages. The first production priority for the new A7 l
Mitsubishi Electric, Daikin expand US production to meet data center cooling demand (opens the original)
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Mitsubishi Electric’s Mason, Ohio campus, where MEHITS US will manufacture and test cooling equipment. Credit: Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America. Mitsubishi Electric is establishing a cooling-equipment production company in Ohio, joining Daikin Industries in bringing manufacturing closer to US data center customers as delivery times, tariffs and local service become more important competitive factors.
SK Group chair floats 'memory as a service' model for SK Hynix (opens the original)
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SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang at SK Hynix’s Computex 2026 booth. Credit: DIGITIMES SK Group chairman Chey Tae-won has floated a "memory as a service" model for SK Hynix, saying the memory chipmaker needs to build a higher-value business beyond manufacturing and selling chips. Chey outlined the idea in an interview with US technology platform Six Five Media in New York as SK Hynix marked the July 10 listing of its American depositary receipts on Nasdaq. He described m
South Korean bill could let SK Hynix bring in outside investors for new fabs (opens the original)
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A South Korean lawmaker has introduced a bill that would allow a second-tier subsidiary of a general holding company to retain a stake of at least 50% in a jointly funded semiconductor venture, rather than the 100% currently required under the country's holding-company rules. If passed, the amendment could make it easier for SK Hynix to bring in outside investors for new fabs as the cost of building advanced semiconductor plants continues to rise. Democratic Party of Korea lawmaker Kim Won-i int
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