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FCC grants Intel exemption on foreign-made robots for U.S. chip plants
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission granted Intel an exemption for foreign-made automated guided vehicles used at its U.S. semiconductor plants, allowing the company to partly avoid import restrictions in force since July. Intel said there were no proven U.S.-made substitutes that meet its needs and warned a disruption could quickly hit U.S. chip production. The waiver follows the FCC’s addition of advanced foreign-made robots to its covered list on national security grounds.
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D.Camp, Korea Murata Electronics expand technology cooperation with domestic deep tech startups
D.Camp said on Tuesday it completed the final private pitching for its \'Startup OI Kyoto #DeepTech\' programme with Korea Murata Electronics, the South Korean unit of Murata Manufacturing. The programme aims to find technology collaboration and commercialisation opportunities between South Korean deep tech startups and large Japanese companies. Nine startups took part. The judges selected Lfease Robotics and Oceans Bio as top companies.
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AI hardware race heats up at electronica Shanghai 2026, humanoid robots emerge as new battleground
electronica Shanghai 2026 opened on Tuesday at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre, with more than 2,032 companies exhibiting across 10 halls. Crowds gathered at the humanoid robot zone and the semiconductor sector, where live robot demonstrations and chip-spec consultations continued throughout the day. Organisers set up a humanoid robot area and an embedded AI industry conference. EO Intelligence forecasts China’s AI-based intelligent EV penetration to rise past 50 percent by 2030.
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Samsung Electro-Mechanics evolves into an AI infrastructure company
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MLCC shortage stretches lead times to 24 weeks
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After AI chips, robots give components makers a double tailwind
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Japan\'s MLCC industry hit by China\'s minerals weaponisation, Samsung Electro-Mechanics emerges as alternative
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DDR5 era begins; Samsung Electro-Mechanics seen benefiting as high-voltage MLCC leader