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Semiconductor Industry Association

5 articles decelerating

Semiconductor Industry Association has appeared in 5 articles since 2016-07. Coverage peaked in 2018Q2 with 2 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside China, Trump.

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5
mentions
Velocity
-50.0%
growth rate
Acceleration
-0.500
velocity change
Sources
3
publications

Coverage Timeline

2025-04-26
Washington Post 16 related

Sources: China has quietly exempted from tariffs at least eight classifications of US-made microchips, as it seeks to exempt “irreplaceable” goods

duties paid are eligible for refunds Wency Chen / South China Morning Post : China said to waive retaliatory tariffs on some US chip imports in sign of trade war thaw Meaghan Tobin / New York Times : ...

2018-06-17
Wall Street Journal 2 related

US-based Semiconductor Industry Association says that some US companies may end up paying tariffs on their own products because of Trump's $50B tariffs on China

Jay Greene / Wall Street Journal :

2018-06-16
Wall Street Journal 4 related

US-based Semiconductor Industry Association says that some US companies may end up paying tariffs on their own products because of Trump's $50B tariffs on China

Jay Greene / Wall Street Journal :

2016-07-25
IEEE Spectrum 6 related

Semiconductor Industry Association: transistors to stop shrinking in 2021, but processors can continue to fulfill Moore's Law with increased vertical density

After more than 50 years of miniaturization, the transistor could stop shrinking in just five years.

2016-07-24
IEEE Spectrum 1 related

Semiconductor Industry Association: transistors to stop shrinking in 2021, but processors can continue to fulfill Moore's Law with increased vertical density

After more than 50 years of miniaturization, the transistor could stop shrinking in just five years.

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