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China's lockdown in XiAn to hurt memory productions 1/4/2022
The lockdown in the city puts further pressure on global supply chains and adds to a torturous year for exporters facing sharply higher freight costs even as prices for raw materials including semiconductors skyrocket amid the two-year long pandemic.
Samsung leads Intel again in semiconductor sales 1/4/2022
Samsung will displace Intel in the top spot of 17 companies, or “megasuppliers,” expected to have greater than $10 billion sales in 2021. The list includes six fabless companies (Qualcomm, Nvidia, Broadcom, MediaTek, AMD, and Apple) and one pure-play foundry (TSMC).
How does TSMC manage its U.S. workforce with cultural difference? 1/4/2022
“The reality for people from Taiwan is that they are doing even more than 12-hour days often. There’s also the night shifts and weekend shifts on duty and/or on call.” .
congatec gets change of leadership team 1/3/2022
Embedded and edge computing technology provider congatec has announced its new leadership team, with Dr. Dirk Haft taking over as the new CEO and Daniel Jürgens as the new CFO.
Samsung offers SSD which uses the PCIe 5.0 interface and sixth generation V-NAND 1/3/2022
Samsung claims its PM1743 can provide a bandwidth of 32GT/s — doubling what current PCIe 4.0 drives can offer. The chipmaker also said its new PM1743 can provide a 2,500K IOPS random read speed, which combined with its 13,000 MB/s read speed offers 1.9x and 1.7x faster speeds compared to PCIe 4.0 drivers.
Infineon's 40nm security chip is picked to be used in Vietnam National ID card 1/3/2022
Electronic ID (eID) can serve to legalize a person’s identity in the form of a legal document. In addition to simply identifying the citizen, the functionality of national eIDs can also be expanded to enable people to access government services and benefits online.
Apple Inc.placed Foxconn’s India on probation 1/3/2022
Protests that erupted this month after more than 250 women who work at the Foxconn plant and live in one of the dormitories were treated for food poisoning, more than 150 were hospitalized.
Samsung's NAND fab in Xi’an is in locked-down 12/31/2021
Due to restrictions on movement and other lockdown measures, Samsung must continue operations with limited manpower. Samsung is currently making active adjustments to reduce impact on output and the local government expects a return to normalcy within one to two weeks.
NASA’s launch of the James Webb Space Telescope is a $10 billion dollar bet 12/31/2021
So far, so good. Earlier this week, key structural components began to deploy as the expanding observatory skirted past the moon. Webb remains on course after several trajectory tweaks to its reserved parking space at the second Lagrange Point, a location in our solar system where objects tend to stay put.
Consumer Electronics Show (CES) to go on despite participant's pull out 12/31/2021
Major corporations and influential speakers have started pulling out of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), which is scheduled to take place in Las Vegas between January 5-8 next year.
businesses have an opportunity to view recent challenges as an impetus for supply chain innovation 12/31/2021
Current realities are triggering a collective reckoning to reengineer supply chains end-to-end and ensure resilience for the long haul.
Samsung Group in talks to acquire Biogen Systems for more than $40 billion 12/30/2021
Founded in 1978 by a team that included Nobel Prize winners Walter Gilbert and Phillip Sharp, Biogen is known for medicines to treat multiple sclerosis in addition to Aduhelm.
Butterfly Network Inc. use Cadence Design System tools to design its ultrasound system 12/30/2021
The Clarity 3D Solver is used as part of Butterfly’s system design and analysis workflow for its speed and capacity, which eliminate the need to partition the design and sacrifice accuracy to extract the circuit’s electromagnetic behavior.
Delta Electronics to acquire Universal Instruments Corp. in a $88.9 million transection 12/30/2021
The transaction is expected to generate substantial synergies by leveraging both companies’ R&D and global customer base and to strengthen Delta’s smart manufacturing capabilities for the electronics industry.
SK hynix Inc completed first phase to acquire Intel Corp.’s NAND and SSD business 12/30/2021
Following the recent merger clearance from China’s State Administration for Market Regulation on December 22, SK hynix closed the first phase of the transaction by acquiring Intel’s SSD business and the Dalian NAND flash manufacturing facility in China. In exchange, SK hynix will pay $7 billion in consideration.
Semiconductor market is red hot during the third quarter (3Q21) 12/29/2021
total revenue of the global top 10 IC design (fabless) companies reaching $33.7 billion—up by 45% year-on-year (YoY), according to TrendForce.
Global cellular IoT module shipments grew by 70% year-on-year 12/29/2021
The market crossed the $1.5-billion mark during the quarter. China continued to dominate in terms of volume, followed by North America and Europe. 5G was the fastest growing technology (+700% YoY) due to a lower base.
Siemens Software’s mPower solution now certified for TSMC’s N7 and N5 process 12/29/2021
The significant power and performance advancements of TSMC’s N7 and N5 processes make them ideal for next-generation mobile, artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, and network connectivity designs, as well as other high-performance digital and mixed-signal applications.
Applied Materials to invest $210 million to advance hybrid bonding 12/29/2021
Die-to-wafer hybrid bonding can increase I/O density and shorten wiring lengths between chiplets with direct, copper-to-copper interconnect, thereby improving performance, power and cost.
Silicon Labs offers Z-Wave 800 system-on-chips (SoCs) and modules 12/28/2021
EFR32ZG23 (ZG23) SoCs and ZGM230S modules provide developers with sub-GHz connectivity for Z-Wave Mesh and Z-Wave Long Range, and are ideal for smart home, multi-dwelling units (MDU), hospitality, and lighting applications, supporting both end devices and gateways.
PC monitor market register first decline in shipments since global lockdowns began 12/28/2021
While many countries, especially in the emerging economies of Asia/Pacific, continued to show solid demand and fulfilled backorders, key markets in North America and Western Europe saw sizable contractions mainly due to a degree of softening in consumer demand.
Rare matel supply is becoming critical 12/28/2021
These complex compounds can impact the production of a whole range of goods ranging from batteries, mobile phones, laptops, hard drives, displays, lasers, electric vehicles, defense equipment, and medical diagnostic devices.
Holography to one day replace your car dashboard 12/28/2021
Ceres Holographics has showcased a full-scale replication system for producing 1500mm width holographic films in high volume, enabling holographic transparent displays and augmented reality-HUDs (AR-HUD) for windshields.
Hailo partners with NXP to offer joint AI solutions for automotive electronic control units (ECUs) 12/27/2021
NXP and Hailo’s joint solutions enable scalable AI compute while maintaining top safety standards and keeping the entire power envelope low—solving major pain points for automotive OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers.
Navitas Semiconductor samples (GaN) power ICs for datacenter, solar, and electric vehicle (EV) applications 12/27/2021
Navitas GaNFast ICs were first introduced to mobile customers three years ago and have become a mainstream, disruptive force in those markets, enabling unprecedented high-efficiency and ultra-fast charging of mobile devices with ultra-lightweight and miniaturized form factors.
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