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AI robot market outlook promising; Foxconn prioritizes capacity efficiency

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Rumors circulate regarding Foxconn exploring investment in Nissan

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Trade between China and Taiwan continues to rise

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Speculation arises about CXMT kicking off DDR5 volume production

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MediaTek intros new SoC for light flagship handsets

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Sunnic grows CIS sales in India and expands target applications

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Huahong names new chair

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Samsung shipped over 15 million GDDR3 chips in 2004

Press release; Jack Lu, DIGITIMES Asia Thursday 13 January 2005 0

Samsung Electronics last year shipped more than 15 million graphics DDR3 (GDDR3) memory chips, the fastest graphics memory available today.

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