Shubha Mitra

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- Advertisement -As brands battle for market share, global tablet shipments jump 8.5% in1Q25, driven by strong Chinese subsidies, consumer upgrades, and education demand. Global tablet shipments grew 8.5% year-on-year (YoY) in the first quarter of 2025, reaching 36.8 million units, according to the latest data from Canalys, now part of Omdia.

23 hours ago | electronicsforyou.biz | Shubha Mitra

- Advertisement -After a strong Q1, Cadence boosts 2025 outlook, driven by soaring AI demand and resilient chip design software amid trade uncertainties and industry growth. Cadence Design Systems has raised its 2025 revenue outlook following a strong first quarter, despite ongoing trade tensions. The chip design software firm now expects full-year revenue between $5.15 billion and $5.23 billion, up by $10 million from previous guidance.

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- Advertisement -Sharp reportedly sells underused LCD plant to Foxconn as the tech giant accelerates its electric vehicle ambitions in Japan with strategic factory expansion. Japanese electronics manufacturer Sharp is set to sell its LCD plant in Kameyama, Mie Prefecture, to its parent company, Foxconn, according to a recent Nikkei report. Foxconn has not yet publicly commented, but reports suggest the acquisition is part of its push to expand in Japan’s electric vehicle (EV) market.

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- Advertisement -Celanese kicks off major shake-up, selling Micromax—a key player in heat-resistant materials for microelectronics—as it sharpens focus on core business strengths. US’s Celanese has begun divesting non-core assets with the announcement of the Micromax brand sale. Micromax, known for its thick ink film and ceramic products for electronics manufacturing, serves aerospace, healthcare, and transportation sectors due to its high heat resistance and durability in tough environments.

1 day ago | electronicsforyou.biz | Shubha Mitra

- Advertisement -As the sixth approved project under ISM, HCL and Foxconn’s ₹37.06 billion OSAT unit in Uttar Pradesh is set to fuel India’s semiconductor ambitions, producing 36 million display driver chips monthly by 2027. A joint venture between Indian tech firm HCL and Taiwan’s Foxconn has received government approval to set up a ₹37.06 billion outsourced semiconductor assembly and test (OSAT) unit in Uttar Pradesh, under the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM).