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Xcena joins OCP Global Summit 2026, showcases memory infrastructure for AI inference

Fabless semiconductor company Xcena, which develops next-generation memory infrastructure, took part in OCP Global Summit 2026 held in San Jose, California from Oct. 12 to 15, it said on Thursday. The company showcased memory infrastructure technology aimed at efficient AI inference. It presented two AI inference demos using its CXL-based memory solution MX1, including sharing KV cache across servers via a CXL memory pool and accelerating vector search using near-data processing.

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Q3 job postings at major semiconductor firms up 102 percent, JobKorea analysis shows

JobKorea said job postings by major companies in the semiconductor and display sectors, including affiliates and subsidiaries, rose 102 percent in the third quarter from a year earlier. Cumulative views of postings by major semiconductor firms climbed 64 percent. Experienced-hire postings rose 157 percent, outpacing a 55 percent rise for entry-level roles. Semiconductor engineer postings at major firms rose 55 percent through Q3.

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Micron quarterly results nearly quadruple on AI boom, HBM demand outstrips supply

Micron posted quarterly results that beat market expectations, helped by a surge in memory demand from expanding AI infrastructure. It also issued a next-quarter forecast that exceeded market estimates, supporting expectations that shortages of AI memory could persist. The company reported fiscal fourth-quarter revenue of $54.23 billion and non-GAAP adjusted net profit of $38.4 billion, and guided for fiscal first-quarter revenue of about $61.5 billion.