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Nvidia’s Journey from a Startup to the Fastest-Growing Company
Nvidia (NVDA) is currently in a strong position with little competition to its GPU technology. However, it is at risk of entering into a price war with AMD (AMD), which might affect NVDA’s margins.
How Does Xilinx’s Fabless Business Model Affect Margins?
Xilinx’s attractive margins and diversified customer base of industrial, automotive, data center, and IoT (Internet of Things) has attracted a lot of attention.
What China Has to Do to Get in the MSCI Emerging Markets Index
There have been significant steps toward the eventual inclusion of China A shares in the MSCI Emerging Markets Index.
TSMC Has Accelerated Advanced Technology Development
TSMC is currently ramping up production of its 16nm technology. It expects to complete it by the end of fiscal 2Q16.
Foundries to Grow Faster than Integrated Circuits in 2016
Taiwan (EWT) is the largest semiconductor manufacturer, housing the world’s top two foundries, namely TSMC (TSM) and UMC (United Microelectronics).
What’s Qualcomm’s Plan for Its QCT Business?
QCT is Qualcomm’s (QCOM) core business, generating close to 67% of revenues in fiscal 2015. But the capital-intensive nature of the business makes it less profitable.
Ray Dalio’s 3 Rules of Thumb and the Road Ahead for China
Chinese policymakers should try to implement Ray Dalio’s three rules of thumb as closely as possible to get the country’s economic growth back on track.
Factors Driving the Semiconductor Industry in Taiwan
Taiwan’s semiconductor revenue rose 16.7% year-over-year to $72.5 billion in 2014, driven by an increasing demand for chips used in smartphones and Internet of Things products.
What Led to the Emergence of the Fabless-Foundry Model?
A fabless company only focuses on chip designing and a foundry focuses on manufacturing the chips designed by fabless firms.
Where Intel Fits in the New Semiconductor Value Chain
Huge investment is required at every stage of semiconductor development to make smaller-sized chips in a cost-effective manner without compromising on functionality.
India Now Uses Gross Value Added to Calculate Economic Output
The Indian economy has certainly seen a change since the new government took over. India now uses what is known as GVA (gross value added) to calculate economic output.
