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STMicroelectronics may cut 2,000 to 3,000 jobs in a $300 million restructuring effort amid a challenging semiconductor market, engaging in negotiations with labor unions.
Charter Communications aligns with Q4 revenue expectations but contends with stagnant growth and subscriber declines amid evolving market demands.
China expresses concern over Japan's chip export controls, potentially impacting economic ties and global semiconductor markets.
Samsung's semiconductor division lags in profit, facing stiff AI competition from SK Hynix, with implications for its market position.
DeepSeek's low-cost AI models are projected to increase semiconductor demand, emphasizing JSR Corp's essential role in the semiconductor supply chain.
Rogers Communications outperforms fourth-quarter expectations with increased revenues and strategic acquisitions, yet offers a cautious outlook for 2025.
Allegro MicroSystems' Q4 CY2024 revenue surpassed Wall Street estimates, despite a year-over-year decline. The company predicts continued success, and Japan remains a key player in the global semiconductor industry.
Comcast's Q4 earnings report is set against a backdrop of broadband challenges and strategic shifts, including the spinout of its cable TV networks.
CXMT makes significant progress in DRAM chip technology, advancing to a 16 nm node process, challenging global leaders amid US sanctions.
Wolfspeed delivers impressive Q2 results, surpassing revenue expectations and minimizing net loss through strategic business changes in the semiconductor sector.
IBM's Q4 results surpass profit estimates with notable software revenue growth, highlighting advancements in AI and strategic open-source initiatives.
Zayo Group is in advanced talks to acquire Crown Castle's fiber business for over $8 billion, as the telecom industry sees heightened demand for fiber optics. The deal highlights Zayo's growth strategy and the evolving bidding dynamics within the sector.
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