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December 2022 — Contents

COVER FEATURES 34-Former VP addresses climate meeting
35-SEMICON Korea meets February 1-3 in Seoul
The new China Syndrome: a tale of 38-Elizabeth Holmes gets 11+ years in prison
39-After hitting bottom, recovery is seen in 2Q23
two countries. The October 7 sanctions 39-58% of companies have cross-border workers
against selling China advanced chip-making Acknowledgements, Advertisers, Events, 35
technology were the shot heard ‘round the Business Cards, 38
world. Editor Ron Iscoff, 3
Cover: There were only smiling faces during President Joe Biden’s
meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Indonesia, not re-
U.S. Test consumables market may flecting the aftershocks of the October 7 sanctions. In both coun-
reach $7.5 billion by 2027. The Yole tries, however, the fallout continues.
Group predicts that the U.S. market for PC
boards and sockets will be driven by the
move to 3-D stacking. Happy Holidays

NEWS/FEATURES
16-Intel delay of new products is a boon to AMD
22-Sensor sales remain strong with higher prices
23-STMicro to build another Silicon Carbide plant
24-Largest CAPEX decline since 2008-2009 forecast
25-MIT researchers develop low-cost THz camera
26-Argonne Lab studies why materials corrode TAP TIMES
27-CalTech solves a 175-year-old math problem
28-Silicon wafer shipments may set record in 2022
29-Top 10 Tech Trends (Part 2) Advertisement
33-DRAM market forecast to fall 18% this year Air-Cavity QFN? www.MirrorSemi.com