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Toyota, Nissan, and Honda Join Forces on AI and Chip Development for Next-Gen Vehicles
Toyota, Nissan, and Honda have teamed up to develop cutting-edge AI and semiconductor technologies for next-generation vehicles, focusing on areas like semiconductor chips, APIs, virtual simulation, and cybersecurity. Supported by Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry, this collaboration aims to enhance Japan's competitiveness in the evolving automotive industry. The initiative includes forming the Advanced SoC Research for Automotive (ASRA) group, involving 12 companies, to create high-performance system-on-chip (SoC) technologies for mass production by 2030, marking a significant advancement in software-defined vehicles (SDVs) and autonomous driving capabilities
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5.9.2025
Satellite Data Reveals Huawei’s Chip Manufacturing Plans
New satellite imagery analyzed by the Financial Times and reported by IBS Electronics shows Huawei’s aggressive push into domestic chip manufacturing. Stay ahead with the latest market intelligence—subscribe to the IBS Electronics newsletter today for in-depth industry updates.
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5.8.2025
AI’s Surging Power Demand Threatens Grid Stability and Consumer Access
As AI accelerates, data centers are consuming more electricity, threatening power grid stability and everyday energy access. Learn how this impacts industries and what IBS Electronics can do to help you adapt.
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5.7.2025
Semiconductor Market Q1 2025: Aerospace& Defense and Medical Now Lead the Charge
As of Q1 2025, aerospace, defense, and medical sectors have overtaken consumer tech as the top revenue drivers in the semiconductor industry. Explore market data, forecasts, and key opportunities ahead with IBS Electronics Market News
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5.6.2025
Trump’s 2025 Tariffs Reshape Electronics Supply Chains
Discover how leading electronics and semiconductor companies like TSMC, Infineon, and Nvidia are responding to Trump’s 2025 tariffs. Get insights on market shifts, supply chain strategies, and how IBS Electronics can help you stay ahead.
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5.5.2025
2nm in 2025: Ushering in a New Era of AI, Mobile Power, and Tech Sovereignty
Explore the latest 2nm chip developments from TSMC, Intel, Samsung, and Rapidus in 2025. Learn why 2nm is critical for AI, edge computing, and global tech strategy. Subscribe to IBS Electronics for more semiconductor insights.
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4.30.2025
Mitsubishi Motors Partners with Foxconn to Accelerate EV Development
Mitsubishi Motors signs MOU with Foxconn to accelerate EV development amid rising competition. Explore how this impacts the electronics supply chain and what it means for component sourcing.
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4.30.2025
U.S. to Ease AI Chip Export Rules
The U.S. is shifting away from Biden’s AI chip export restrictions toward a global licensing system—reshaping semiconductor trade with China. Learn what this means for the industry and how IBS Electronics can help you stay ahead.
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4.29.2025
Lenovo Acquires Infinidat in a Power Move to Dominate Enterprise Storage
Lenovo’s acquisition of Infinidat signals a bold move into enterprise storage, cloud scalability, and AI-ready infrastructure. Discover what this means for the tech supply chain and data center solutions.
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4.28.2025
Intel’s Strategic Restructuring: Altera Stake Sale and Industry Speculations
Stay ahead with IBS Market News: Intel sells 51% of Altera to Silver Lake and eyes divestitures, with Broadcom and TSMC reportedly interested. Discover what it means for the semiconductor industry.
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4.4.2025
Semiconductor Supply Chains in 2025: Have We Moved Past the Shortage Era?
The semiconductor industry faced severe supply chain disruptions in previous years. Now, in 2025, has the industry finally achieved stability? Examine the current trends in chip production how manufacturers are adapting, and whether the risk of shortages is truly over.
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