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Peter Landers

@landerswsj
7 posts
2024-07-27
The chipmaking industry emerged in the 1970s and '80s when unions were in decline, so most chip workers aren't unionized. But a strike at Samsung shows that is changing — both in S. Korea and the U.S. https://www.wsj.com/... by @jiyoungjsohn
2024-07-27 View on X
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US unions are trying to organize staff at chip firms set to receive CHIPS Act grants; CWA is pushing to organize workers at Intel and other big chip companies

both in S. Korea and the U.S. https://www.wsj.com/... by @jiyoungjsohn Jesse Felder / @jessefelder : ‘Hundreds of billions of dollars in investment globally is flooding into semico...

2024-06-09
50 years ago, these companies were printing magazines, making camera film or selling MSG. Now they're occupying lucrative niches in the chip supply chain, as I report here with @yoyominnie https://www.wsj.com/...
2024-06-09 View on X
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A look at Japan's role in the global chip battle; Omdia: Japanese companies account for nearly half of the world's six crucial semiconductor materials

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2024-06-08
50 years ago, these companies were printing magazines, making camera film or selling MSG. Now they're occupying lucrative niches in the chip supply chain, as I report here with @yoyominnie https://www.wsj.com/...
2024-06-08 View on X
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A look at Japan's role in the global chip battle; Omdia: Japanese companies account for nearly half of the world's six crucial semiconductor materials

With subsidies and a $6 billion acquisition, Tokyo wants to make its companies indispensable in the global supply chain

2023-10-31
An inside look at Toyota's Woven Planet experiment in creating a Silicon Valley-style startup. It's been renamed Woven by Toyota and is now led by an ex-Denso exec. @riverakiradavis https://www.wsj.com/...
2023-10-31 View on X
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A look at Woven Planet, Toyota's ambitious software unit that was renamed Woven by Toyota after struggling to connect with the changing goals of its parent

The SW defined Vehicle requires a different approach … Andrew Schuette : I recently had a great conversation with a #healthcare innovation executive where we explored managing the ...

2023-05-13
“For a mass-market audience, virtual reality still lacks a killer app outside of gaming,” says one analyst. But Apple is going to try selling a VR device anyway, with China's Luxshare taking charge of assembly. ⁦@aatilley⁩ ⁦@yoyominnie⁩ https://www.wsj.com/...
2023-05-13 View on X
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A look at Apple's unusual approach to building its MR headset, which took seven years to develop and which will still be an experimental product at launch

Apple's soon-to-be-revealed mixed-reality device will likely cost $3,000, requires a separate battery pack and is still experimental

2022-08-10
The separation of SoftBank and Alibaba is proceeding, although the two say they'll continue to maintain a good relationship. by @kosakunarioka https://www.wsj.com/...
2022-08-10 View on X
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After suffering huge losses, SoftBank plans to reduce its Alibaba stake from 23.7% as of June 30 to 14.6%, raising around $34B in the current quarter

Kosaku Narioka / Wall Street Journal :

2022-03-07
In contrast to Lord Voldemort, the Client Who Must Not Be Named doesn't cast deadly spells or converse with serpents. The powers of the “fruit company” are nonetheless fearsome, reports @yoyominnie https://www.wsj.com/...
2022-03-07 View on X
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A look at Apple's power over suppliers, which don't include its name in public filings and presentations to avoid accidentally revealing competitive information

A tech giant is known to billions, but suppliers hardly ever mention its name; ‘the honored North American customer’