Chipmaker SK Hynix may cut Capex to $12 bn July 15, 2022 South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix is considering cutting its 2023 capital expenditure by about a quarter to 16 trillion won ($12.16 billion), Bloomberg News report said. SK Hynix’s move is in response to slower-than-anticipated electronics demand. TagschipssemiconductorSK Hynix Share Copy URLLinkedinTwitterFacebookEmail Previous articleTSMC raises 2022 revenue growth forecastNext articleXiaomi India announces appointment of Muralikrishnan as President Latest Intel secures $3 bn under CHIPS and Science Act for secure enclave program Spectrum unveils cheaper Internet plans amid competitive pressure Display panel makers to slash utilization amid falling prices Roku to dominate connected TV advertising market Vodafone and Three reveal disagreement with CMA finding Cristiano Ronaldo scores 1 BILLION followers on social media Is Nokia planning to replace CEO Pekka Lundmark? Ericsson forms JV with mobile operators to sell network APIs American Tower exits India in $2.2 bn deal with Brookfield-led consortium How operators can boost efficiency with AI deployment More like thisRelated Qualcomm intros Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 mobile platform Telecom Lead - August 20, 2024 Qualcomm Technologies has introduced the Snapdragon 7s Gen 3... Qualcomm Q3 2024 financial performance and partnerships Telecom Lead - August 1, 2024 Qualcomm has revealed its financial performance for its fiscal... Qualcomm Snapdragon platform for cost-effective 5G smartphone Telecom Lead - July 30, 2024 Qualcomm Technologies announced the launch of Snapdragon 4s Gen... UNISOC unveils T760 chipset in India, targeting 5G smartphone business Telecom Lead - July 9, 2024 Semiconductor design firm UNISOC announced the launch of its...