Semiconductor & Technology Specialist, Ingenuity

William Keating

Semiconductor & Technology Specialist

Ingenuity

Our focus is exclusively on in-depth research & consulting in the broader semiconductor industry. We focus on the key players, namely Intel, Micron, Qualcomm, Apple, Samsung, NVIDIA, AMD, TSMC & Global Foundries - as well as some of the lesser known, but nonetheless critical, companies such as ASML (for EUV), Mellanox, Cavium, Xilinx etc. We specialise in their products, roadmaps, process technologies, competitive advantages & threats etc. We also help our clients understand the implications of new and emerging technologies, e.g. 3D X-Point, 3D NAND, Carbon Nanotubes, Autonomous Driving, Graphene, Silicon Photonics, Wafer-Level Optics, Artificial Intelligence, FPGA, GPU, ASIC etc. 

Semiconductor Analysis & Research

Thematic (Sector/Industry)

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<li>Q225 WFE billing amounted to $33 billion, up 24% YoY and up 3% QoQ. China was the biggest spender with billings of $11.36 billion, +11% QoQ, albeit down 7% YoY</li>
<li>A US select committee on China WFE spending, published on October 7 last, highlights multiple gaps with existing US restrictions on China WFE and proposes nine separate remedies</li>
<li>Remedies include sweeping China <em><strong>country-wide</strong></em> bans, bans on related components, consumables &amp; deploying "incentives &amp; leverage" with allies so they follow suit. Still wondering about China's surprise rare earth move?</li>
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Q225 WFE billing amounted to $33 billion, up 24% YoY and up 3% QoQ. China was the biggest spender with billings of $11.36 billion, +11% QoQ, albeit down 7% YoY
A US select committee on China WFE spending, published on October 7 last, highlights multiple gaps with existing US restrictions on China WFE and proposes nine separate remedies
Remedies include sweeping China country-wide bans, bans on related components, consumables &amp; deploying "incentives &amp; leverage" with allies so they follow suit. Still wondering about China's surprise rare earth move?


Semiconductor WFE. China Retains #1 Spending Slot In Q225, US Mulls Yet Further Sweeping Sanctions

Japanese Equity Specialist, Ortus Advisors

Andrew Jackson

Japanese Equity Specialist

Ortus Advisors

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<li>Open AI at $500bn sends the whole AI edifice surging once again.</li>
<li>Siltronic's jumped 12% in EU and the outlook for the likes of Sumco and Shin Estu remains very positive.</li>
<li>Market see record deliveries for Tesla more as front-loading than an increase in overall demand, but robots likely to keep turning heads.</li>
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Open AI at $500bn sends the whole AI edifice surging once again.
Siltronic's jumped 12% in EU and the outlook for the likes of Sumco and Shin Estu remains very positive.
Market see record deliveries for Tesla more as front-loading than an increase in overall demand, but robots likely to keep turning heads.


Japan Morning Connection: AMAT Expecting Hit from China Export Restrictions May Take Shine off SPE

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<li>ADP jobs paints a rosy picture for rate cuts despite the lack of official data this Friday.</li>
<li>Memory melted higher again, while INTC lines up AMD as a potential Fab customer.</li>
<li>Softbank will jump after Qualcomm announced use of ARM v9 in its latest PC and smartphone chips.</li>
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ADP jobs paints a rosy picture for rate cuts despite the lack of official data this Friday.
Memory melted higher again, while INTC lines up AMD as a potential Fab customer.
Softbank will jump after Qualcomm announced use of ARM v9 in its latest PC and smartphone chips.


Japan Morning Connection: No Hoots Given as Market Beelines for Hyper Risk-On as Govt. Shuts Down

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<li>Tech and memory especially keep grinding higher with good showing from semi-cap.</li>
<li>Kioxia management expects to double memory output at several fabs over next 5-years.</li>
<li>MHI cutting their FY guidance as reality not quite meeting expectations...will the market care though?</li>
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Tech and memory especially keep grinding higher with good showing from semi-cap.
Kioxia management expects to double memory output at several fabs over next 5-years.
MHI cutting their FY guidance as reality not quite meeting expectations...will the market care though?


Japan Morning Connection: Shutdown Concerns Brushed Aside as Govt Set to Close This Morning

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<li>Intel keeping the tech tape green on the news it has also reached out to TSMC for partnership</li>
<li>Memory names seeing further profit taking while filing shows Toshiba has made a small sale of its Kioxia holdings.</li>
<li>Medtech and trucks the latest victims of tariff uncertainty after announcements overnight</li>
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Intel keeping the tech tape green on the news it has also reached out to TSMC for partnership
Memory names seeing further profit taking while filing shows Toshiba has made a small sale of its Kioxia holdings.
Medtech and trucks the latest victims of tariff uncertainty after announcements overnight


Japan Morning Connection: AI and Tech Strength Cooling Ahead of Potential Govt Shutdown and EoQ

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Semiconductor WFE. China Retains #1 Spending Slot In Q225, US Mulls Yet Further Sweeping Sanctions

Remedies like China country-wide bans, bans on related components, consumables & deploying "incentives & leverage" on allies so they follow suit....

William Keating

Japan Morning Connection: AMAT Expecting Hit from China Export Restrictions May Take Shine off SPE

AMAT expecting a $710m hit to its revenue from new US export restrictions which may dampen Japan SPE somewhat. Expect another jump higher for...

Andrew Jackson

Japan Morning Connection: No Hoots Given as Market Beelines for Hyper Risk-On as Govt. Shuts Down

Expect the squeeze for pharma to continue off the open. Dell's jump up may help the likes of Fujitsu and NEC. Lam Research sets a more positive...

Andrew Jackson

Japan Morning Connection: Shutdown Concerns Brushed Aside as Govt Set to Close This Morning

A move higher for pharma after Pfizer made a deal with Trump, expect squeezy moves for heavily shorted JP names. A positive for memory plays, with...

Andrew Jackson

Japan Morning Connection: AI and Tech Strength Cooling Ahead of Potential Govt Shutdown and EoQ

Memory names took a leg lower, setting a poor tone for JP peers. Medtech names took a hit with potential tarriffs and price capping pressures.

Andrew Jackson

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