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South Korea to Invest 500 Billion KRW in Next-Generation Power
2026-06-16 14

International Tech News:

  1. SK Hynix has completed production validation of its 375-layer 3D NAND flash memory and plans to begin mass production by the end of this year.
  2. Kioxia is developing “OCTRAM,” a next-generation DRAM technology based on oxide semiconductors.
  3. Under the “Super Innovation Economy Project,” South Korea will invest up to 500 billion KRW in R&D to fully focus on next-generation power semiconductors.
  4. Reports show that Singapore produces about one-tenth of the world’s chips and accounts for roughly one-fifth of global semiconductor equipment output.
  5. Google TPU shipments are expected to grow explosively, with annual shipments projected to exceed 35 million units by 2028.
  6. Samsung Electronics’ foundry division plans to extend its multi-project wafer (MPW) process down to 2nm nodes next year.

 

Domestic Tech News:

  1. Tongfu Microelectronics has achieved mass production of 6-inch and 8-inch lithium niobate wafer materials, and its 12-inch products have also completed R&D verification.
  2. Asia Electronic Technology has successfully delivered its first 310mm × 310mm panel-level packaging (PLP) electrochemical mass-production equipment.
  3. SLKOR (slkoric.com) is continuously improving its English product catalog, enriching product information and accelerating overseas market expansion.
  4. The Hubei Jiangcheng Laboratory has successfully developed a three-dimensional multilayer on-chip capacitor, achieving a capacitance density exceeding 1,000 nF per square millimeter.
  5. Reports indicate that the average price of electronic glass fiber cloth has reached 7.4 yuan per meter, a 100% increase compared to the low point in Q3 last year.
  6. Chinese scientists have overcome key material challenges in silicon-based quantum chips, achieving independent mass production of silicon-28 isotopes with over 99.99% purity.


 

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