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Samsung to mass produce UFS4 in Q3 5/5/2022 Samsung will be mass producing its UFS 4.0 in Q3 in a variety of capacities up to 1TB. Samsung UFS 4.0 will provide speed of up to 23.2 Gbps per lane. That’s double the previous leading UFS solution (UFS 3.1). Elliott Management wants to take Western Digital and split off memories 5/5/2022 Western Digital makes hard drives, USB drives and memory cards. If it reverts to concentrate on its hard drives businesses, its stock price could surge to at least $100 a share by the end of next year, Elliott forecast. A "full separation of the Flash business can allow both HDD and Flash to be more successful and unlock significant value," Hitachi advanced Plating and Coatings Analysis Portfolio 5/5/2022 The new FT230 is designed to enable quality control to keep pace with production by significantly simplifying and accelerating testing of components and assemblies. AMD predicts 60% revenue growth in 2022 5/5/2022 Following strong demand for processors used in servers as well as the contribution from its acquisition of field programmable gate array (FPGA) maker Xilinx, AMD predicts its target annual revenue will grow by 60% in 2022. Apple sues startup for stealing microchip secrets 5/4/2022 According to the complaint, Apple believes former employees stole proprietary information at the request of Rivos as part of the recruiting process. Arrow Electronics Inc. named Sean J. Kerins as the new chief executive officer 5/4/2022 He succeeds Michael J. Long who, effective June 1, 2022, will become executive chairman of the Arrow board of directors. Kerins will also join the Arrow board of directors effective following the Annual Meeting of Shareholders on May 11, 2022. Four trends to be highlighted at the Embedded Vision Summit 5/4/2022 The Embedded Vision Summit is coming up May 16–19 in Santa Clara, California. It’s a conference uniquely focused on practical computer vision and visual artificial intelligence (AI), aimed squarely at innovators incorporating vision capabilities in products. Arrow Electronics and Nanyang Technological University to support tech startups in Singapore 5/4/2022 The lab is part NTU’s EcoLabs Center of Innovation for Energy initiative to accelerate deep-tech energy innovation development in Singapore. It will offer local technology startups, system integrators and industry players free consultation and access to the world-class engineering and supply chain capabilities needed to excel and thrive. While equity firms look at Toshiba, but nuclear unit presents issues 5/3/2022 The nuclear unit, which is deemed important to Japan’s national security, could be the biggest obstacle to any deal. TSMC ato break ground on new Kaohsiung fab 5/3/2022 New wafer plant in Kaohsiung is to begin next month, the Kaohsiung City government said on Saturday. India's government announced roadmap for local design and production RISC-V architecture 5/3/2022 The Digital India RISC-V Microprocessor Program (DIR-V) will see Indian industry and academia team to develop Systems on Chips (SoC) for servers, mobile devices, automotive applications, IoT devices, and microcontrollers. India smartphone market growth limited by supply chain issues in Q1 5/3/2022 Vendors shipped 38 million smartphones in India in the first quarter (Q1 2022), just 2% more than a year ago, as the leading vendors suffered from intermittent supply issues. Qualcomm to use Nuvia's talent and technology to create high-performance laptop and PC chips 5/2/2022 Qualcomm CEO Christian Amon mentioned during the company's most recent earnings call that its high-performance chips were on track to land in consumer devices "in late 2023. Bosch ito acquire Arioso Systems of Dresden,. 5/2/2022 Arioso Systems which emerged from the Fraunhofer IPMS and research activities at the BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg in 2019, is a provider of MEMS micro speaker technology. United States is grateful for Taiwan’s efforts to resolve a global shortage of semiconductors 5/2/2022 Tightness in semiconductor supplies over the past two years have in some cases caused auto and consumer appliance production lines to shut down, and the United States has repeatedly urged Taiwan, as a major chip producer, to do more. Pat Gelsinger expects chip shortage to last through 2024 5/2/2022 Despite this forecast, Gelsinger outlined that Intel is in a "good position" to manage the constraints that arise as a result of the supply chain shortage. Applied Materials help customers continue 2D scaling with EUV 4/29/2022 Applied’s strategy is to be the PPACt enablement company for our customers, and today we are presenting seven innovations designed to enable customers to continue 2D scaling with EUV, Shellback Semiconductor Technology opens Shellback Taiwan Manufacturing Center 4/29/2022 Shellback plans to use the facility for new manufacturing and refurbishment of capital equipment, as an extension of its worldwide production network. Singapore's UnaBiz won over nine bidders to acquire Sigfox 4/29/2022 The Commercial Court of Toulouse has appointed UnaBiz, massive IoT service provider and Sigfox Operator for Singapore and Taiwan, as the new owner of Sigfox. The results of the receivership proceeding for Sigfox and its subsidiary Sigfox France SAS were unanimous, Unisem to expand semiconductor production facilities in Malaysia 4/29/2022 Unisem (M) Berhad recently held a groundbreaking ceremony to commemorate the commencement of construction of its new semiconductor production facility on a 28.5-acre land in Gopeng, Perak, Malaysia Kioxia donates ¥100 million to support the humanitarian assistance in Ukraine 4/28/2022 Kioxia Corp., one of the leading providers of memory solutions, is making a donation of ¥100 million to support the humanitarian assistance and relief for those affected by the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Microchip's RT SuperFlash devices is selected for space system 4/28/2022 SuperFlash devices and is bringing its memory technology’s unrivaled 50krad Total Ionizing Dose (TID) tolerance to a 64-Mbit serial quad I/O NOR flash memory device for use in harsh aerospace and defense system environments. Lam Research suite of selective etch products are designed to help chipmakers leap from planar to 3D structures 4/28/2022 As chipmakers continue to accelerate their 3D roadmaps, tooling vendors aren’t just tasked with keeping pace with today’s needs but also readying their offerings to anticipate future requirements. Building up is an exceptionally complex process that requires ultra–high selectivity, Kyocera announced its plan to build the largest manufacturing facility in Japan 4/28/2022 Kyocera Corp. recently announced its plan to build the largest manufacturing facility it has ever operated in Japan, expanding production capacity for components including organic semiconductor packages and crystal device packages. Taiwan dominates global foundry market 4/27/2022 Taiwan dominates the world's semiconductor manufacturing industry – controlling 48 per cent of the foundry market and 61 per cent of the world's capacity to build at 16nm or better - according to market intelligence firm TrendForce.  98  |  99  |  100  |  101  |  102  |  103  |  104  |  105  |  106  |  107

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