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Stanford researchers lowers PCM (phase-change memory) switch power |
10/7/2021 |
Researchers at Stanford University who came together working in separate areas have been able to demonstrate a lower switching current density of ~0.1 mega-ampere per square centimeter in flexible superlattice PCM, which is one to two orders of magnitude lower than in conventional PCM on flexible or silicon substrates.
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Semiconductor shortage is becoming a Global norm |
10/7/2021 |
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC), the world’s biggest foundry service provider, said that it expects its revenue to expand more than 20 percent this year from last year. TSMC has reportedly raised prices by 10 to 20 percent for new orders.
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GlobalFoundries files for $25 Billon IPO |
10/6/2021 |
>GlobalFoundries said Monday in its Securities and Exchange Commission prospectus that Mubadala, a United Arab Emirates state investment fund, will list its shares on the Nasdaq and “continue to have substantial control after this offering.” Mubadala currently owns 100% of the company.
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Cree changed name to Wolfspeed |
10/6/2021 |
Cree Inc shares previously traded on the Nasdaq Global Select Market, and newly renamed North Carolina-based Wolfspeed now will trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker "WOLF."
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Speedata discloses successful $70 million in new funding |
10/4/2021 |
Speedata, which is building a processor (fabless) to cover the specific area of big data analytics, is coming out of stealth and announcing $70 million in funding to continue building its product and embark on its first commercial deals.
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Qualcomm smart city and IoT ecosystem now 400 members strong |
9/30/2021 |
The group includes system integrators, hardware and software providers, cloud solution providers, design and manufacturing companies, and more — all focused on delivering smart end-to-end solutions for modern cities, spaces, and enterprises.
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Micron see suuply chain to ease by 2022 |
9/30/2021 |
The company said, however, that supply-chain constraints that have roiled the electronics industry all year should become less of a burden during the course of 2022.
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M&A activity slows down after Q1 surge |
9/30/2021 |
Pace of semiconductor acquisition agreements fell back over the next five months of 2021, putting this year’s total M&A value at $22.0 billion for the January-August timeperiod,
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World wide notebook shipment projected to be 240 million units |
9/30/2021 |
Factors such as a wave of replacement demand for commercial notebooks in Europe and North America due to the return to physical workplaces, as well as brands’ aggressive efforts to rush out their 4Q21 shipments ahead of time due to global port congestions, became the primary drivers of notebook demand in 3Q21. Hence, annual notebook shipment for 2021 will likely reach 240 million units, a 16.4% year-on-year increase.
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