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ADATA hosted a product showcase to unveiled its latest in "Xtreme Innovation." 8/10/2021
The company announced that its first DDR5 modules for Intel's Alder Lake platform are on the way. Its standard modules will be offered at up to DDR5-8400 speeds, which is 163 percent faster than JEDEC-spec DDR4-3200 modules.
Use of lithium-sulfur battery to extend EV range 8/10/2021
Scientists in Japan have put forward a promising solution to this problem, integrating a novel sponge material that enables a prototype lithium-sulfur battery to safely endure hundreds of cycles.
Phison confidence on 200% growth next year 8/10/2021
Phison Electronics has managed to obtain more capacity support from two foundry service providers, and will see its output for 2022 jump 200% from this year.
MediaTek relies on customers in China 8/10/2021
MediaTek owes its success as a supplier of smartphone processors to China. The Hsinchu-based firm’s key clients are all Chinese smartphone vendors, and the company has grown in tandem with China’s mobile phone market, the world’s largest since 2012.
Huawei's revenue dropped 29% due to sanction 8/9/2021
The biggest decline came from Huawei's consumer business group, which includes handsets, where revenue fell 47% to 135.7 billion yuan.
Qualcomm outbids Magna in acquiring Veoneer 8/9/2021
Demand has been on the rise for advanced driver assistance systems, known in the industry as ADAS, that add features ranging from collision warning to parking assist. Some systems collect data from cameras and radar to monitor surroundings, interpret the situation and take action.
Water management is important to the future of Semiconductor Industry 8/9/2021
According to Water Technology, a fabrication plant gets through anywhere between two and four million gallons per day to clean silicon wafers and cool equipment. To reduce the amount of water used, we must rise to the challenge with a spirit of innovation and collaboration, as well as solid risk management.
ON Semiconductor launched its new trade name “onsemi” 8/9/2021
onsemi has sharpened its strategy to drive disruptive innovation that contributes to a sustainable ecosystem of high-growth megatrends such as vehicle electrification, advanced safety, alternative energy and factory automation.
SK Hynix to operate acquired Intel Memory product unit as independent company 8/6/2021
Intel and SK Hynix announced last October that Intel would sell its NAND memory and storage business to SK Hynix for $9 billion. This means that Intel will part ways with its NAND SSD product line while it holds on to its Optane memory and storage business that now sits within the newly formed Datacenter and AI Group, a division Intel created recently as part of a restructuring of its Data Platform Group.
Foxconn bought chip plant for EV chip productions 8/6/2021
In a joint news conference, Foxconn and Macronix said the sale of the 6-inch wafer fabrication plant (fab) in Taiwan's chip-making hub of Hsinchu will be finalised by the end of this year. The plant is not currently in operation.
ST Micro thinks a pair of AR glasses can replace the smartphone 8/6/2021
“Instead of watching your phone while you are walking, moving your head up and down, you would be able to watch the world around you, interact with people, get your information directly at eye level.”
Pat Gelsinger: "Intel can be in a mega-fab position" 8/6/2021
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger said negotiations with local officials are ongoing, and the company expects to announce a U.S. site by the end of the year. Along with necessary foundry infrastructure, including inexpensive power and plentiful water, the chip maker also wants to locate its new fab near a university.
Silicon wafer supplier GlobalWafers reports net profits increased of 16.4% 8/5/2021
GlobalWafers registered consolidated revenues of NT$15.21 billion for the second quarter, up 2.7% sequentially and 11% on year, with the amount surpassing NT$30 billion in the first half, growing 10.3% on year. The company's net profits for the first half were NT$6.65 billion, up 5.8% on year.
TSMC is eyeing 2nm production for 5G 8/5/2021
“A strong roadmap is important for TSMC to maintain its foundry leadership and competitiveness. The company will see increased competition from Intel and Samsung foundries in the future."
Marvell Technology acquires Innovium for network technology 8/5/2021
This latest acquisition automatically drops Marvell into a market that the company said could grow at a 15% CAGR to $2 billion by 2026. Marvell said a Tier 1 cloud customer has already selected Innovium as a supplier, which the company said should lead to significant ramp in sales in 2022.
U.K. is considering blocking government is considering blocking the Nvidia/Arm merger deal 8/5/2021
U.K. Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden asked the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to prepare a report on whether the deal could be deemed anti-competitive, along with a summary of any national security concerns raised by third parties.
Worldwide sales of semiconductors totaled US$133.6 billion in Q2 8/4/2021
Semiconductor sales came to US$44.5 billion in June, rising 2.1% on month, SIA said. Regionally, sales increased 5.4% in the Americas, 2.5% in Japan, 2% in Europe, 1.1% in China and 1% in Asia Pacific/All Other.
IC designers in Taiwan goes in alliance to stay competitive 8/4/2021
Facing increasing cost pressure on developing new-generation chip solutions, prompted them to form alliances with peers and partners in other semiconductor segments or integrate subsidiaries to build their own fleet of design forces, according to industry sources.
Google to design its own smartphone processor in hose 8/4/2021
Google announced Monday it will build its own smartphone processor, called Google Tensor, that will power its new Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro phones this fall.
Researcher has designed a device to help reduce frequent charging of wireless electronic devices 8/4/2021
SRAMs and DRAMs, which are based on CMOS technology. They are fast but volatile and require a constant supply of power, which consumes lots of energy. But, if these could be made non-volatile, then computing could be made more energy efficient.
Huawei offers new high end smartphone without 5G support 8/3/2021
The company is launching two models: the P50 and a more expensive P50 Pro. Huawei’s P series is mainly known for its cutting-edge camera tech, and the P50 lineup builds on that with two huge circular camera units.
Toshiba offers 12 new motor control MCUs 8/3/2021
All of the products announced are based upon an ARM Cortex-M4 core with floating-point unit (FPU) and memory protection unit (MPU), running at speeds up to 160MHz.
Smartphone market rebounded and grew 13% in Q2 8/3/2021
Smartphone vendors shipped a total of 313.2 million devices during the quarter, which further proves this market is headed back toward sustained growth.
Infineon provides over 50 devices onboard the VW ID.4 USA touring EV 8/3/2021
Infineon Technologies AG is on board of the new VW ID.4 with over 50 semiconductors and enabling energy efficient electric drives and charging infrastructure.
Micron ships 176-layer NAND UFS 3.1 mobile memory 8/2/2021
Engineered for high-end and flagship phones, Micron’s discrete UFS 3.1 mobile NAND unlocks 5G’s potential with up to 75% faster sequential write and random read performance than prior generations, enabling downloads of two-hour 4K movies in as little as 9.6 seconds.
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