
UK Chip Startup Fractile Hits $7 Billion Valuation
British AI chip startup Fractile raised $720 million in a Series C round, valuing it at $7 billion with UK state backing.

British AI chip startup Fractile raised $720 million in a Series C round, valuing it at $7 billion with UK state backing.

Apple posted record September-quarter revenue of US$114.5 billion and EPS of US$2.10, but its shares fell about 4% after it guided December-quarter gross margin…

Advantest's net profit for the six months to September rose about 117% to ¥368.1 billion on AI chip testing demand, and the company raised…

South Korea's Kospi fell 5.46% on Tuesday as Samsung Electronics and SK hynix tumbled on concerns over China's CXMT, then slipped another 0.44% on…

Four Malaysian companies received six approvals for ARM technology, enhancing local innovation and positioning in the semiconductor market.

Malaysia partners with Arm, granting tokens to three firms to drive IC design, aiming for locally made chips within three years.
Samsung crossed the $1 trillion market value milestone, driven by AI smartphones, booming semiconductor demand and advanced chip manufacturing growth.

Deputy Minister Liew Chin Tong says Malaysia seeks to join India’s semiconductor growth, citing complementary strengths and shared trade potential.

Malaysia plans semiconductor and tech partnerships with Brazil and India, expanding trade ties with emerging economies to reduce reliance on Western markets.

China tightens chip import checks to curb reliance on Nvidia, enforcing nationwide crackdown on advanced semiconductor shipments

Cisco launches 8223 routing system with new Silicon One P200 chip, delivering record scalability, efficiency, and security for AI networks.

Edelteq forms Halovision JV with HTSB, secures RM3.2M from KMP for AOI systems in semiconductors.

Malaysia’s Leading Index fell 0.5% in July 2025, driven by weaker metal imports and Bursa performance, signalling moderate growth.

Malaysia has launched its first locally developed edge AI processor, MARS1000, enhancing smart technology applications while boosting AI adoption.

Nvidia and AMD will pay 15% of advanced AI chip sales to China for export licences, raising national security concerns.

China's media warns Nvidia's H20 AI chips may have security vulnerabilities, including potential backdoors, amid calls for user reassurance following US export restrictions.