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 Should Google online search case reflect consumer preferences? Samsung, Texas Instruments and Amkor to boost semiconductor facilities TRAI implements SMS traceability framework to combat spam TPG in talks to acquire Crown Castle’s fiber unit for $8 bn What’s the latest content strategy of streaming platforms for audience? SK Hynix to receive $458 mn grant from US How Apple Vision Pro transforming VR and MR market? e& pioneers Nokia’s network slicing solution for gaming applications Instagram set to drive over half of Meta’s U.S. ad revenue Nokia to receive $45 mn grant in US to bolster Open RAN More like thisRelated Global foundry industry revenue soars on AI, smartphone demand Telecom Lead - December 5, 2024 The global foundry industry recorded a 27% year-on-year (YoY)... Intel appoints interim Co-CEOs as Pat Gelsinger resigned Telecom Lead - December 2, 2024 Intel has announced the appointment of David Zinsner and... Qualcomm revenue jumps 19% as shifts focus to AI devices Telecom Lead - November 7, 2024 Qualcomm said its revenue rose 19 percent in fourth-quarter... MediaTek launches Dimensity 9400, optimized for AI, gaming Telecom Lead - October 9, 2024 MediaTek has introduced its latest chipset, Dimensity 9400, designed...