
South Korean gov’t announces increase in chips industry support package amidst incoming US tariffs
Government also approved Samsung’s request to increase work week for chip employees above legal maximum
Government also approved Samsung’s request to increase work week for chip employees above legal maximum
Deal could close as early as this month
Ex-TSMC executive departs Samsung as contract comes to an end
Machine will be installed in Q1 2025
And other quantum updates
Would offer subsidies and exempt semiconductor companies from working hours cap
Will also launch GPU as a Service and Edge AI offerings
Updated law now includes penalties for those accused of leaking ‘work secrets’
Restructuring plan set to create two new subsidiaries
Aim to complete deployment by December 2025
Union wanted an eight percent increase but was offered 5.7 percent
Reducing operating costs of training by 72 percent
Plans to offer GPUaaS from Gasan data center
Well funded business plan to combine forces
Union now has more than 36,500 members
Stage X had been poised to become South Korea's fourth carrier
Information stolen was valued at $24.5 million
Union held victory rally at Giheung Campus ahead of the talks
Decision made after management failed to engage in pay and benefits negotiations
Negotiations over pay and benefits have once again broken down
Company also looking to streamline its growing list of subsidiaries
Blames the 5G market for being saturated
Stage X had been set to launch mobile services next year
Wants South Korea to become market leader in AI chip space
Workers angry over below-average pay rises and being blamed for “obvious management failures”