Skywater and Google enable open source 90nm FDSOI manufacturing
Google and SkyWater, the hi-rel fab, are to develop an open source design capability for Skywater’s 90nm FD-SOI process.
This article was posted on Aug 8, 2022Phase change ditched again
Phase change memory has been ditched again – the only vendor using it in an SSD was Intel, and Intel said it was dropping it in its Q2 earnings report.
This article was posted on Aug 8, 2022Ceramic for stable force measurement
Bosch Advanced Ceramics is making Wheatstone bridges to measure deflection in pressure sensors.
This article was posted on Aug 8, 2022Low-capacitance ESD protection for automotive data
Nexperia is aiming at protecting USB 3.2, HDMI 2.0 and LVDS data lines in vehicles with family of ESD (electrostatic discharge) protection diodes.
This article was posted on Aug 8, 2022Crab-inspired image sensor works on land and in water over 360°
The eye of the fiddler crab has inspired an artificial image sensor that works on land and in water without refocusing.
This article was posted on Aug 8, 2022Isotropic rebrands as All.Space as it moves to 5th-gen terminal production
Isotropic Systems, the UK satellite connectivity company, has announced it is rebranding itself to be All.Space as it prepares to launch its “fifth-generation smart terminal”.
This article was posted on Aug 8, 2022Imec joins euROBIN for AI robotics
Imec has joined euROBIN – a group of research labs across Europe which are researching AI-Based Robotics.
This article was posted on Aug 5, 2022Skywater and Google enable open source 90nm FDSOI manufacturing
Google and SkyWater, the hi-rel fab, are to develop an open source design capability for Skywater’s 90nm FD-SOI process.
This article was posted on Aug 5, 2022Phase change ditched again
Phase change memory has been ditched again – the only vendor using it in an SSD was Intel, and Intel said it was dropping it in its Q2 earnings report.
This article was posted on Aug 5, 2022Ceramic for stable force measurement
Bosch Advanced Ceramics is making Wheatstone bridges to measure deflection in pressure sensors.
This article was posted on Aug 5, 2022Low-capacitance ESD protection for automotive data
Nexperia is aiming at protecting USB 3.2, HDMI 2.0 and LVDS data lines in vehicles with family of ESD (electrostatic discharge) protection diodes.
This article was posted on Aug 5, 2022Crab-inspired image sensor works on land and in water over 360°
The eye of the fiddler crab has inspired an artificial image sensor that works on land and in water without refocusing.
This article was posted on Aug 5, 2022Isotropic rebrands as All.Space as it moves to 5th-gen terminal production
Isotropic Systems, the UK satellite connectivity company, has announced it is rebranding itself to be All.Space as it prepares to launch its “fifth-generation smart terminal”.
This article was posted on Aug 5, 2022Semtech said to be buying Sierra Wireless
Semtech the Californian LoRa specialist, is reported by Bloomberg to be at a late stage in negotiations to buy Sierra Wireless, the Canadian IoT specialist.
This article was posted on Aug 5, 2022Huawei, Nokia, Ericsson to take 74.5% of 5G market this year
Huawei, Ericsson, and Nokia will account for 74.5% of the global base station market in 2022, says TrendForce.
This article was posted on Aug 5, 2022US may limit China NAND producers to 128-layers
The US is considering banning the export to China of chip manufacturing requirement needed to make NAND flash memories with more than 128 layers.
This article was posted on Aug 5, 2022Thumbnail sized thermelectric generator is non-toxic for IoT
Researchers in Japan have micro-fabricated a thermoelectric generator for IoT devices from non-toxic materials.
This article was posted on Aug 4, 2022EW BrightSparks 2022 profile: Mihai Daniel Ivanescu
Now in its fifth year of awards, EW BrightSparks sees Electronics Weekly partner with RS Grass Roots to highlight the brightest and most talented young engineers in the UK today.
This article was posted on Aug 4, 2022Q2 beats wafer area shipment record
Q2 silicon wafer area shipments were up 1% q-o-q at 3,704 million square inches, topping the previous record high set in Q1, says SEMI’s Silicon Manufacturers Group (SMG).
This article was posted on Aug 4, 2022Lockheed Martin, Maxar Space win NOAA weather satellite contracts
The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has selected two companies – Lockheed Martin and Maxar Space – to advance its Earth observations from geostationary orbit.
This article was posted on Aug 4, 20222022 semi sales to hit $639bn
2022 semiconductor revenue will grow 7.4% to $639 billion, down from 2021 growth of 26.3%, says Gartner. In 2023, it is expected to fall 2.5%.
This article was posted on Aug 4, 2022