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 Jio Q4-2025-fiscal revenue, ARPU, 5G subscribers, broadband Charter Communications Q1-2025 revenue, subscribers, Capex T-Mobile Q1-2025 revenue, ARPU, subscribers, Capex MTN reports cybersecurity incident across certain markets Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan’s email to employees after first-quarter result Orange Q1-2025 revenue, Capex, ARPU, subscribers Comcast Q1-2025 Capex, customer growth, revenue, ARPU Cisco reveals transport network deal with Vodafone Idea Want to play games alone? Ubisoft still wants to spy on you Ericsson plans €200 mn investment at Athlone facility in Ireland More like thisRelated MediaTek at MWC 2025: Advancing 6G and AI technologies Telecom Lead - February 27, 2025 MediaTek will be unveiling 6G-enabling technologies, including hybrid computing,... Apple C1 modem chip: Qualcomm to face the music? Telecom Lead - February 20, 2025 Apple has introduced its first custom-designed modem chip --... How MediaTek’s AI strategy fueled 22.4% revenue surge Telecom Lead - February 8, 2025 MediaTek has revealed that its strategic focus on AI... Qualcomm achieves growth of 13% in Handsets, 61% in Automotive, 36% in IoT Telecom Lead - February 6, 2025 Qualcomm has posted a significant 17 percent rise in...