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Founded in 1986, WSTS is the singular source for monthly industry shipment statistics. who made his first-team debut last weekend Borussia Dortmund are said to be in talks to extend the contract of highly rated right-back Lion Semic Saturday was a memorable day for Lion Semic as he made his first-team debut for Borussia Dortmund The 18 year old has been with the Black and Yellows since 2017 and has played an important role in the U-19s’ success this season have shown an interest in signing the young right-back But those in charge at BVB are optimistic that Semic will decide to stay at the club beyond the end of the season Semic has made 20 appearances so far this season for the Borussia Dortmund U-19s The attack-minded full-back has three goals and four assists to his name His best performance arguably came against Manchester United in the UEFA Youth League round of 16 where he set up the opening goal for Jamie Bynoe-Gittens Right-back is an area where Borussia Dortmund are lacking cover in the first-team So if Lion Semic can continue his development in the coming months he could well get his opportunity in the first-team The Germany U-19s international has shown that he has the potential to play in the Bundesliga and it will be interesting to see what the future holds for him © 2025 Minute Media - All Rights Reserved The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER ","https://fansided.com/",{"alt":"61","src":"62","url":"63"},{"type":"60","value":"64"},"link","Minute Media","https://www.minutemedia.com/",{"text":"67","url":"68"},{"type":"66","value":"69"},"All Rights Reserved Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands Tom Rothe highlights the youth talent at Borussia Dortmund’s disposal in win vs Wolfsburg Message Invalid character found in the request target [/digital-building-blocks/sites/pages/viewpage.action?pageId\u003d693209104 ] the SEMIC team tackled various topics to help public administrations in Europe solve semantic interoperability challenges This included updating our data specifications such as DCAT-AP sharing knowledge and insights on our semantic solutions through studies and setting up new pilots to test ISA² solutions - just to name a few highlights SEMIC (Semantic Interoperability Community) is an ISA² action promoting the use of semantic tools and solutions to address interoperability challenges faced by EU countries when exchanging data for the execution of European public services The action provides free of charge a number of semantic specifications and solutions The SEMIC team has worked with enthusiasm in the past months to continue providing up-to-date fit-for-purpose and effective solutions that can support complex interoperability projects SEMIC engages an active community of practitioners who enable semantic interoperability across their organisations and promote our common goals The timeline below shows the key highlights and milestones of the action between July and December 2018 The 2018 edition of the SEMIC conference on ‘Linked Digital Public Administrations’ was one of the key moments to connect and engage with our diverse community of interoperability experts. We shared the conference report allowing you to relive the highlights of the conference that took place in Sofia Bulgaria on 14 June under the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of the EU The planning of SEMIC 2019 in Finland is on its way We worked on updates of our data specifications to make sure they continue to provide value for your organisation: As part of our commitment to share knowledge with our community we carried out two studies to showcase the use and benefits of semantic specifications and assets and to explain how our solutions are relevant for public administrations: We helped to drive three pilots using ISA² specifications involving various stakeholders in the EU Member States and the European Commission: Our team participated in key events to share information and insights, to present our solutions and to give a semantic point-of-view on interoperability topics, such as the ISA² Mid-Term Conference (Brussels, 29 November) or the CEF eTranslation Conference (Brussels We are looking forward to taking up new semantic interoperability challenges in 2019 and helping you bring your organisation’s semantic interoperability capabilities to the next level More information on SEMIC’s key milestones in 2019 will be disclosed soon We want to take this opportunity to thank all of you for having contributed in different ways to promote semantic interoperability in Europe in 2018 DCAT-AP and the Core Vocabularies are new to you Are you interested in learning more about SEMIC and how our solutions could help your organisation solve its semantic interoperability challenges Visit our SEMIC space on Joinup and join our community If you have any specific questions, please contact the SEMIC Action Team Join ISA²’s collaborative platform to find reuse and share a wealth of ready-to-use interoperability solutions for eGovernment and best practices and discuss with your peers We are pleased to invite you to the 2022 edition of SEMIC: Data Spaces in an Interoperable Europe the annual semantic interoperability conference will be back completely physically on the 6th of December 2022 at the Square Meeting Center in Brussels The event is organised by the Interoperability Unit of DG DIGIT in the European Commission in collaboration with the Czech Presidency of the Council of the EU The central focus of #SEMIC2022 revolves around the implementation of data spaces bringing together concrete use cases from both the public and the private sector check the flights if you are based outside of Belgium and join this high-profile event in December In the meantime, get a taste of #SEMIC2021 by watching the recordings from last year here registration opening and other news around #SEMIC2022 are coming soon Message Invalid character found in the request target [/digital-building-blocks/sites/pages/viewpage.action?pageId\u003d694489310\u0026showComments\u003dtrue ] Participants were introduced to the Solid core concepts and architecture followed by a practical use-case presenting how decentralised systems are currently used in public administrations namely the Citizen Profile of the Flemish Information Agency allowing each participant to create a separate Solid data pod in a specially designed test environment The SEMIC 2017 conference on Data and Information management Director-General of European Commission's DG Informatics The presentation from the key note speaker Head of Department of Information Society Services Development Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications for Estonia will focus on data and information management from the end-user's point of view This annual conference on semantic interoperability is organised by the ISA² Programme of the European Commission, this time in collaboration with the Malta Information Technology Agency The event will offer the opportunity to learn how leading organisations in Europe are creating value from their management of data and information through insightful use-cases on information governance and management ​An overview of the speakers and the programme can be found below 9.30 - 11.00 Plenary Session:OpeningISA2 fostering semantic interoperabilitybetween public administrations in EuropeKeynote speech 11.15 - 12.55 Session I:Information Governance and Management in Member States 15:00 - 15:45 Session III:Master data: Base registries as a source of Master Data 16.15 - 16.45 Session VI:Open Data: Knowledge Sharing 16.45 - 17.15 Panel:Metadata: Information retrieval and delivery To attend the conference, please pre-register online here by no later than 7 June since June is a busy touristic period in Valletta and flights and hotels may be in short supply Please note that your registration is subject to approval by the organisers You will be notified of your registration status by email As the conference is organised back to back with the Digital Assembly held by the European Commission in Malta on 15 and 16 June you might want to book your flights accordingly The SEMIC conferences are organised as part of the action Improving semantic interoperability in European eGovernment systems under the umbrella of the ISA² programme and its predecessor the ISA programme For questions please contact: info@semic2017.eu the SEMIC team was involved and led a multitude of activities to promote semantic interoperability in Europe keeping up-to-date the data specifications and providing in-depth studies on topics of interest SEMIC facilitated as well testing of and demonstrating the ISA² specifications through the execution of pilots SEMIC offered expert support to four different pilots: our experts carried out research on semantic interoperability topics and published two studies:  we are looking forward taking new sematic interoperability challenges in 2020 and bringing it to the next level We take this occasion to thank all contributors promoting semantic interoperability in Europe Sara Semic selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter My holiday-packing checklist usually skews sparse and casual, with mostly practical essentials like bikinis, sunscreen, shorts, sunglasses and flat sandals that can transition from the beach to the evening aperitivo. This summer, however, I’m headed to Tel Aviv for a wedding which requires a touch more pre-planning and outfit consideration SPF-infused makeup and tried-and-tested dancing shoes The coastal city of Caesarea Maritima in Israel © Getty ImagesAje Vanades dress Steamery lint brush, £14 The last thing I now want is to have my carefully considered outfit spoiled by lint and fabric fluff that I’ll have to pluck off all evening, so having a lint roller is indispensable. This reusable brush by Steamery is a great sustainable alternative to sticky tape rollers and comes in a chic, lightweight case that won’t weigh my suitcase down. Steamery lint brush, £14, steamery.co.uk   WNU The Boyfriend linen shirt, £100 I love an oversized, white, button-down shirt that can be thrown over a bikini and this linen version by the London-based brand ticks all the boxes. Breezy and effortless, it will help me achieve the insouciant cool of the shirt-clad models in Peter Lindbergh’s iconic 1988 image. WNU The Boyfriend linen shirt, £100, withnothingunderneath.com   Learn more about the SEMIC activities and visit the SEMIC community on Joinup The theme of #SEMIC2021 is “Human Centric Data Spaces – Powered by Interoperability” the annual semantic interoperability conference The event is organised by the ISA² Programme of the European Commission in collaboration with the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of the EU Opened by the Commissioner for the Digital Economy and Society the conference will bring together policy makers IT practitioners and researchers interested in topics related to semantic interoperability for public administration the theme of the conference will be "Linked Digital Public Administrations" public administrations exchange data with each other and with citizens and businesses interconnect their systems and link their data as they do not have to provide the same information several times these registers hold data of immense value for the public making these and other data produced by public services available and linkable with data from other sources This provides opportunities for large-scale data analytics machine learning and artificial intelligence as a source of knowledge for society as a whole The participants of SEMIC 2018 will have an opportunity to discover and share current trends and recent developments in relation to these topics Semantic interoperability activities under ISA2: Simply sign up to the Style myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox For a man or woman of noble status living in the 18th century Kensington Palace was the place to see and be seen The site of grand balls and lavish receptions to jostle for favour with the king and queen The visitors’ court suits and large gowns panniered with whalebone hoops were admired by throngs of onlookers and fawned over in newspapers The glittering social scene of the Georgian court might seem like a bygone era but look to the Met Gala or the Academy Awards ceremony today and you’ll find scenes that wouldn’t look out of place in the royal court 300 years ago “The court has been replaced by the red carpet as the key sphere of fashionable influence and fashionable display,” says Claudia Acott Williams a forthcoming exhibition on the subject at Kensington Palace The 3m-wide silk mantua worn by Helen Robertson of Ladykirk to a ball at Holyrood in 1760 © Historic Royal Palaces/National Museums ScotlandBillie Eilish wears a pink tulle Oscar de la Renta gown to the 2021 Met Gala © Angela Weiss/AFP via Getty ImagesThe idea for the show came to Williams and co-curator Polly Putnam while they were watching the Met Gala in 2018 “Seeing these celebrities being manoeuvred out of their Mercedes Sprinter vans onto the red carpet by a sea of attendants who then arrange their gowns around them made us think there’s something here,” says Williams “The 18th century was also the moment of the birth of celebrity culture in the way that we understand it now thanks to the expansion of the print press which created an obsession with notable names and a fashion press that was commenting on what was being worn at court.” diamond and sapphire necklace and earring set worn by Beyoncé for her Mrs Carter world tour promotion “It was literally my first design for Garrard so to have it worn by Beyoncé was really cool,” says Sara Prentice which was official crown jeweller from 1843 to 2007 and is partnering with Historic Royal Palaces on the exhibition thought to have been worn to the court of Charles II by Lady Theophila Harris © Historic Royal Palaces/Fashion Museum BathAudrey Hepburn wears a Givenchy lace minidress at the Oscars in 1954 © John Peodincuk/NY Daily News Archive via Getty ImagesThe exhibition also draws parallels between the rituals of red carpet preparations with those of Georgian nobility where elite members of the royal court would be invited into the monarch’s state bedchamber to watch them dress “It always seems completely bizarre to people but we’re all fascinated by the Vogue ‘Getting Ready with’ videos that show celebrities preparing for these events,” says Williams pointing to Kendall Jenner’s behind-the-scenes video of her before the Met Gala The show will also feature designs by a new generation of names such as Harris Reed and Edward Crutchley whose sumptuous green lurex and crinoline gown from his SS22 collection echoes the hoop petticoats and status-signalling court mantuas of the 18th century “While we might tell ourselves that the days of aristocratic exclusivity are something of the past in reality we have just continued this in a different guide,” says Crutchley who drew inspiration from the queer culture of London in the 1720s for his collection “The red carpet is the same thing as the staircase at Kensington Palace You only get through the door if you know the right people and have the right outfit on.” Edward Crutchley’s SS22 lurex and crinoline gown © Historic Royal Palaces/Courtesy of Edward CrutchleyKendall Jenner at the 2021 Met Gala © Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for The Met Museum/VogueA successful red-carpet appearance can propel a celebrity’s career forward and a 3m-wide marigold yellow silk mantua worn by Helen Robertson of Ladykirk to a ball at Holyrood in 1760 as an example of women using the red carpet as a way to shape their public image the Marilyn Monroe-inspired ball gown marked a departure from her usual style of baggy T-shirts and tracksuits and cemented her shift from neo-goth teen pop sensation to grown-up and sophisticated star “It was a kind of debut moment or a moment of major rebranding for both of them,” says Williams “The mantua had been chosen by Helen Robertson shortly after she had married all of her court clothing would have been chosen by her mother so this was her stepping out as a woman in her own right and rebranding herself on her own terms.” such as an extraordinary shimmering silver silk satin brocade mantua that was believed to have been worn by Lady Rockingham the wife of the British prime minister Charles Watson-Wentworth and whose colours expressed her political affiliations “It made it very clear what her political standing was at court – much like the way we see clothing today used very explicitly to make a political statement,” says Williams Lena Waithe wears a Carolina Herrera rainbow cape at the 2018 Met Gala © Jason Kempin/Getty ImagesThe silver silk satin brocade mantua worn by Lady Rockingham in the 1760s © Historic Royal Palaces / National Museums ScotlandIn having these Georgian costumes in dialogue with 21st-century celebrity ensembles for the first time the exhibition aims to highlight the enduring style “rules” governing today’s most exclusive red carpet events and the parallels between past and present use of dress “All this protocol and ceremony is about showing reverence and respect for the institution,” says Williams “Those rules might have changed dramatically but the thing that persists is the idea of clothing as a way of showing respect for the environment that you’re in and dressing to impress or dressing to express and using clothing as a tool to communicate.” Crown to Couture opens at Kensington Palace on 5 April 2023 Comments have not been enabled for this article Simply sign up to the Fashion myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox Chopova Lowena kilts on show at a celebration of the release of its book Conversations with Angels 2023 © Shutterstock“It’s utilitarian and feminine but also sexy and really easy to throw on,” says Ssense’s head of digital content Steff Yotka “I always say a Chopova Lowena skirt is the easiest thing to wear because the skirt does all the styling… You can pair it with the most basic black T-shirt and tights and suddenly you look really dressed up.” Yotka whose collection of kilts is “in the double digits” “My wardrobe is all about being able to walk fast on the sidewalk in New York and a kilt with really intense lug-soled boots is a great way to breeze past people in style.” as well as “bestselling cult favourites” by Charles Jeffrey Loverboy as being typical of the trend “It’s refreshing to see how so many designers are reinterpreting the style for a new audience.”   Burberry silk kilt skirt, £1,790, brownsfashion.com Chopova Lowena taffeta and tweed Bad Gastien midi carabiner skirt Glaswegian designer Charles Jeffrey, who has been wearing kilts since he was four, creates styles for Loverboy that reference his heritage as well as ‘70s punk and club kid culture. “We would wear them a lot for weddings and family events, so they have always been around,” he says. Fabricated in his signature electric blue and red tartan (from £511) they both celebrate and subvert the traditional ceremonial dress “at a time when we’re all feeling a bit icky about being British,” he says a black tartan shot with yellow that swings to mid-calf and was inspired by Prospect Cottage Shrimps wool Anya skirt Acme Atelier for Old Stone Trade wool Tilda kilt They give the effect of feeling a little bit traditional and subversive at the same time “Kilts are evergreen,” says HTSI’s commissioning editor Rosanna Dodds who owns four – including a tartan one by James Pringle Weavers that she’s had in her wardrobe for 14 years Kilts are where schoolgirl and librarian meet They’re smart but not stuffy.” Thanks to the adjustable straps it has to have a flat front and pleats along the back “I think most things that fashion would consider kilts are actually pleated skirts,” she says “Though they all give the same effect of something that feels a little bit traditional and subversive at the same time.” £550 © Ben Beagent“The pleating has to be done in a certain way,” explains Sam McCoach whose grandmother worked as a kilt-maker on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile and whose London-based label Le Kilt is a continuation of this heritage “There’s also a particular weight of fabric that makes it a kilt for me It’s not necessarily that it’s in tartan but it definitely has to be a good-quality Handcrafted in Scotland from British wool and accented with a signature silver safety pin, Le Kilt’s offering runs the full gamut of colours and patterns, though the most popular style is the black Classic 01 an everyday kilt based on the Black Watch kilt McCoach’s grandmother made her as a Royal College of Art student (£400) “It’s quite understated and just fits seamlessly into your wardrobe,” she says pairing them with a white T-shirt in summer and a shearling jacket with Birkenstock clogs in winter Recently she’s also enjoyed layering her own micro kilts over trousers The joy of a kilt is that there’s no one way to wear them Rave Review Eira tartan skirt made from tartan skirts and vintage blankets Le Kilt wool kilt The conference brought together a range of experts in the fields of data science Stakeholders from the public and private sectors discussed how different data sets can be exchanged between data providers and consumers while protecting the ethical and legal aspects that put people at the centre Semantic interoperability is crucial to the coherent flow of data and the creation of data spaces and a single market for data within the EU which was attended by more than 350 participants was officially opened with opening remarks by the European Commissioner for Budget and Administration the Slovenian Minister of Public Administration and the Director-General of DG DIGIT at the European Commission Minister Koritnik expressed his satisfaction that Slovenia through the priorities of the Slovenian Presidency is actively involved in promoting digital transformation artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.  He recalled that the European strategy for data foresees a common European data space for EU public administrations and a digital single market to promote seamless access to and reuse of data It aims to ensure competitiveness and data sovereignty in Europe that will support the development of an attractive The European strategy on artificial intelligence provides the basis for dealing effectively with different forms in particular for the effective use of data to support decision-making and provision of services Semantic interoperability refers to the true meaning of data especially when combining data from different systems The important issue is to centre the digital world around humans as one of the key parts of digital transformation According to Minister of Public Administration scientific progress and ethical aspects based on European democratic values The plenary speaker of the conference was Marko Grobelnik from the Jožef Stefan Institute digital champion and researcher in the field of artificial intelligence active in a number of prestigious international committees and research groups and participant in the UNESCO International Research Centre on Artificial Intelligence in Slovenia In his contribution “Real-time monitoring of AI for policy” Grobelnik demonstrated his valuable experience and rich knowledge and gave a broader outline of automated creation and management of semantics with various rules as the presiding country of the EU Council presented itself as a moderator of two parallel sections The first section entitled “Showcasing the role of interoperability in public services” was moderated by Karmen Kern Pipan from the Directorate for Informatics at the Ministry of Public Administration and the second entitled “Text mining and semantics” by Slavko Žitnik from the Faculty of Computer and Information Science at the University of Ljubljana Experts from the Ministry of Public Administration presented two important projects in the field of data management and artificial intelligence in collaboration with Blaž Zupan from the Faculty of Computer and Information Science at the University of Ljubljana presented an artificial intelligence tool for comparing unstructured texts in respect to the meaning (semantic comparison) – Semantic text analyser with the paper “Implementing a semantic analysis pipeline for public sector documents” while Bernarda Kozelj and Boštjan Tovornik presented the common application widget Tray a system for standardised execution of electronic data queries in the contribution “The Slovenian once only platform for data exchange and the TRAY solution” postgraduate and master students presented their research ideas in the Academic Speaking Corner The moderators from Slovenia were Blaž Zupan and Dejan Lavbič both from the Faculty of Computer and Information Science at the University of Ljubljana The conference ended with the panel discussion on the data spaces and the role of semantics where participants exchanged views on e-procurement smart cities and support centres for data sharing See the key highlights of the Conference Did you find the information you were looking for Do you want to receive a response from the responsible institution Clicking on the link will open your default e-mail program and automatically draft a message that you can send to the institution responsible for the content of this website ask for a reply This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page and extensible data models that capture the fundamental characteristics of an entity in a context-neutral manner.’ The Core Person Vocabulary does so ‘capturing the fundamental characteristics’ Natural persons are one of the main actors in the GDPR: the data subjects Core Vocabularies allow for their use in many different domains and so can address the GDPR needs of organisations operating in different domains: private or public sector The GDPR incorporates a new right to data portability to receive the information we have provided to an organisation ‘in a structured commonly used and machine-readable format’ It also gives us the right to send that information to another organisation and to ask the originating organisation to transmit our information to another one on our instructions Core Person Vocabulary would address the requirements of the GDPR when answering data portability requests they enable interoperable systems that facilitate the transmission of personal information as the right to data portability mandates in the GDPR Expanding and developing this brief thought, in SEMIC we have developed a Study on the potential of Core Vocabularies to support the right to data portability under the GDPR It examines the use and application of Core Vocabularies and the Core Person Vocabulary  as  a  potential  enabler  for  the data  portability right  contained  in  the  GDPR and  how  public  administrations  in  the  EU  could  comply  with  these  provisions using them This is but one example of the relationship between the GDPR and semantic modelling or metadata management; there are still plenty of options to explore regarding this relationship I hope you find our contribution interesting and valuable we are looking forward to your comments and insights on this and other aspects of data protection and semantic interoperability Anticipating a significant market recovery in the second half of the year Infineon is now about to increase its production capacity the company manufactures power semiconductors in Villach (Austria) and Kulim (Malaysia) the company now will gradually add manufacturing capacities by returning a 300mm production line to service in Dresden This production line formerly was owned and operated by memory chip maker Qimonda which filed for insolvency a couple of years ago Infineon bought the facility back and put into service again as a highly automated production line The move will boost the company’s production capacity for power semiconductors to 40.000 waferstarts per week (in 200mm equivalents) Even though Doctor Doom is one of Marvel’s most unique and intriguing characters we’ve yet to see him properly brought to life on the big screen With the Fantastic Four joining the MCU soon let’s hope the ruler of Latveria doesn’t end up like his 2015 counterpart we can always fill that void with Doctor Doom collectibles This Dr. Doom statue is part of the aptly named Heritage Collection from Semic Studio Victor’s likeness is based on the classic 1960s design that originated from the legendary Jack Kirby That look comes in the form of a wide mask with prominent features (like the triangular nose and wide grimace) and the signature green cloak and gun holster on his belt Size-wise, the polystone statue isn’t as tall as I was expecting. Rather than being 12″ tall, Victor Von Doom only stands at 10.23″ in height based on the specs seen at the Big Bad Toy Store if you want to own this guy and live in the States then the BBTS will be your best option since Semic Studio is based overseas Doom will run you $359.99 and is slated to arrive during the third quarter of 2023 The statue will be part of a minimal run of only 399 copies so I cannot tell you much about the quality of their products Doom is on the pricier side when it comes to collectibles on the same scale I’d hope he’s a quality product If you want to see Doom’s sculpture being done, check out Ficat’s Instagram page. We’ll link a few of the images from his posts below. A post shared by Alban Ficat (@alban_ficat) A post shared by Alban Ficat (@alban_ficat) A post shared by Alban Ficat (@alban_ficat) ※ This service is provided by machine translation tool is attracting attention as a base for mass production of semiconductors for the defense industry Gumi City announced on the 24th that it has been finally selected for the "2024 Industrial Innovation Foundation Project" promoted by the Ministry of Trade Industry and Energy to make system semiconductors self-reliant and localize parts and materials System semiconductors for the defense industry are semiconductors designed and manufactured for weapons system-related industries in the defense sector and are applied to various equipment It is a future technology field that is attracting attention due to changes in the pattern of war due to the development of complex weapons systems and the development of IT technology Gumi City will receive 10 billion won in state funding by 2028 and will work with competent institutions in each field to build a foundation It also plans to establish a system to support the entire cycle of defense semiconductor components such as system semiconductor design and manufacturing Semiconductors for the defense industry need high reliability and high performance as semiconductors used in weapons systems and have high entry barriers due to the nature of the defense industry so it is urgent to develop localization technologies President Yoon Suk Yeol also said at a debate on people's livelihoods held at Yeungnam University on the 20th "We will create an R&D (R&D) demonstration center in Gumi for system semiconductor design verification in 2026 We will also expand facilities for manufacturing and demonstrating semiconductor material parts to match the reputation of semiconductor specialized complexes." Gumi City was designated as a high-tech semiconductor material parts specialization complex and a defense innovation cluster last year and recently designated an opportunity development special zone gaining momentum to build an ecosystem for high-tech industries Gumi City plans to focus on industrial policies such as semiconductor complexes and material parts test and evaluation centers to foster the semiconductor material and parts equipment industry Gumi City has been striving to find new growth engines such as discovering new industries that utilize the strengths of local industries attracting investment from anchor companies and fostering medium-sized and small companies DGIST engineering graduate school Gumi Campus and this defense semiconductor have been selected and we will continue to do our best to foster five new industries in the future of Gumi This page is in Finnish. Go to the English site » Den här sidan är på finska. Gå till den svenska versionen av sidan » Dát siidu lea 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increase the value of knowledge capital and we can develop better services for our citizens and make administrative procedures more efficient and more transparent That is why it is important to work together in unity in the EU to advance interoperability,” said Senior Adviser for Legislative Affairs and Head of Unit Sami Kivivasara "The European Commission's Digital Agenda for Europe is also based on the premise that we must be able to make better use of information between the Member States Besides closer cooperation between the Member States the public and private sector also need to work together more closely” Director General Gertrud Ingestad from the European Commission continued open data is promoted actively and in a networked way “Finland’s profile is that of a forerunner in digital public services and interoperability We have been active in the ISA2 programme that promotes interoperability International comparisons also show that we have made progress in opening up our data resources; in fact high-quality data resources are one of Finland's strengths so that the Member States can work together more closely we need common practices and structures in the Member States and wider use of existing best practices,” Autere said The conference was co-organised by the European Commission's ISA² programme and Finland which holds the Presidency of the Council of the European Union until the end of the year Snellmaninkatu 1 A, Helsinki PO Box 28 About the site Data protection Accessibility statement Questions and feedback Contact Data Protection which used to be an unrivaled advanced country in the memory semiconductor field The gap in DRAM technology between Korea and China is rapidly narrowing and China's NAND flash manufacturing capabilities have reached almost the same level as Korea's China has virtually turned around Korea in terms of high-bandwidth memory (HBM) technology which is an essential component in the artificial intelligence (AI) era A research team led by a Chinese studies professor at Hanyang University analyzed the latest HBM research trends using the "Web of Science," an academic research database Chinese academic institutions listed a total of 169 papers in the HBM sector China has published 2.5 times more papers than Korea Although Korea accounts for 90 percent of the global HBM market it has been overtaken by China in basic research "It means that China is accumulating more academic achievements than Korea in the core semiconductor field," and added "Chinese chip companies including Changsin Memory (CXMT) will increase their HBM self-sufficiency rate to 70% by next year through mass production of HBM2." In fact and Tung Fu Microelectronics have completed the development of HBM2 Tongfu Microelectronics has delivered HBM2 to Huawei "The gap in memory technology between Korea and China is likely to narrow from the previous 10 years to less than a few years." the CXMT share in the DRAM market was 5% last year The absolute system of Samsung Electronics TrendForce predicted that China's share in the memory market will account for 10.1% in the third quarter of this year CXMT has developed memory DDR to DDR5 designed to speed up data transmission the technology gap between Korea and China has been shortened to about three years An official from a semiconductor company explained "We can afford to take a breather due to the U.S government's massive checks on semiconductors with China," but added "China's pace of semiconductor technology development is so fast that we can never rest assured from years ago."