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New Episode of Technology and Electronics News - Electronica 2024 kicks off in Munich from November 12th–15th, gathering 3,000+ exhibitors and spotlighting breakthroughs in AI, decarbonization-driven semiconductors, and next-gen Gallium Nitride and Silicon Carbide technology. - TSMC’s Major Move: Compliance with U.S. restrictions halts AI chip production for Chinese clients, raising stakes in global semiconductor politics. - TSMC’s U.S. Expansion: A $65 billion investment in Arizona keeps momentum strong, despite political shifts. - Semiconductor Market Growth: Q3 2024 sales soar 23.2% year-over-year, with growth regional dynamics and challenges revealed. - Power Electronics Shake-Up: The market faces overcapacity and global tensions, but innovations and diversification beyond EVs lead the way. - ChipsJU: PIXEurope sets its sights on a world-leading photonic integrated circuits ecosystem. - Infineon’s AURIX™ TC4Dx Microcontroller launches, aiming to redefine software-defined vehicles with powerful six-core tech. - US CHIPS Act Funding Race: High-stakes maneuvers continue as companies secure government backing amid a changing political landscape. - And a fun tech twist: Imagine if Nvidia’s Jensen Huang had become TSMC CEO! A ‘no’ can sometimes shape history in amazing ways. Don't miss this episode of Technology and Electronics News. Packed with stories that matter most to the industry, from breakthrough innovations to the latest market shifts. Tune in now! #TechnologyNews #ElectronicsIndustry #Electronica2024 #TSMC #Semiconductor #Infineon #Innovation #PIXEurope #Podcast #Videocast #Sintecs #AI #PowerElectronics #CHIPSAct #TENews

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