Samsung Electro-Mechanics signs KRW 360.5bn memory substrate supply deal
Samsung Electro-Mechanics will supply package substrates for memory semiconductors to an unnamed global customer throughout 2027, under a long-term supply agreement worth KRW 360.5 billion (approximately USD 271 million).
Apple brings more iPhone component production to the US
Qnity Electronics will produce films for the variable aperture camera in the iPhone 18 Pro in the US. The deal is part of an expansion of Apple’s American Manufacturing Program, under which nearly 100 components in Apple’s newest iPhones now come from American companies.
Micron invests in critical minerals processing at Indium in New York
Micron is investing in an expansion of Indium Corporation’s refining and manufacturing operations in Rome, New York, which will restart US processing of critical minerals used in semiconductor manufacturing. In return, Micron gets a long-term supply agreement for the high-purity materials.
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Doosan Enerbility partners with LIG D&A to advance PGM development
The two companies will cooperate on securing local manufacturing capabilities for next-gen precision-guided munitions (PGM) engines, acquiring technological sovereignty for South Korea’s defense industry and enhancing global competitiveness in this field.
Saft starts solid-state battery production in Bordeaux
Saft has opened production lines for solid-state batteries at its site in Bordeaux. The TotalEnergies-owned battery maker says it is the first manufacturer in France able to develop and produce solid-state batteries.
Norway’s Ocean Sun to bring floating solar technology to India
The collaboration between Ocean Sun and India’s Tata Power will see the two companies undertake a 300 kWp floating solar pilot at Tata Power’s Mulshi reservoir to evaluate Ocean Sun’s membrane-based floating solar technology under Indian conditions.
TTM continues acquisition streak with $650 million deal for Ophir Optics
TTM Technologies has agreed to acquire the Ophir Optics business from MKS for around USD 650 million in cash. Ophir Optics makes infrared thermal imaging and laser optics, and the deal adds optical components to TTM’s defence and industrial offering.
Axcelis breaks ground on ion implanter factory in Korea
Axcelis Technologies has broken ground on a new manufacturing facility for ion implantation equipment in Pyeongtaek, South Korea.
Qualcomm to cut jobs globally after performance reviews
Qualcomm will cut jobs worldwide following its annual employee reviews, Reuters reports, citing an internal memo from CEO Cristiano Amon. Employees will start receiving notifications in November.
Arkema expands Shanghai R&D centre and builds electronics lab in Guangzhou
Arkema has opened an expansion of its R&D centre in Shanghai, adding around 20% more laboratory space. The French materials group is also building a new laboratory in Guangzhou focused on electronics and battery customers.
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