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Sony Semiconductor Israel
4 stories about Sony Semiconductor Israel
Sony spins off Israeli chip unit, restoring Altair brand
03.11.25
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Meir Orbach
The move follows Tokyo’s strategic refocus on core semiconductor lines. Altair will pursue 5G IoT growth with Sony as a main investor, with the move to include the lay off of several dozen employees.
Sony seeks buyer for Israeli chip arm in potential $300M deal
24.07.25
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Meir Orbach
The Japanese giant eyes exit from IoT-focused R&D center after workforce cuts.
Sony plans major layoffs at Israeli chip R&D hub
11.07.25
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Meir Orbach
Up to a quarter of Hod Hasharon staff may be let go amid global cuts.
Sony Semiconductor Israel: “We will see more compute going into the edge”
15.01.25
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James Spiro
CEO Nohik Semel spoke to CTech at Tech TLV about the differences in some of modern-day computing.