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Chip shortage to last for the next few years 6/15/2021
a surge in chip demand fueled by changing habits has pushed the microchip shortage to crisis levels. As more people worked remotely and most major cities enforced lockdowns, people were more inclined to indulge in hobbies, such as gaming, DIY electronic projects and taking advantage of 5G to video chat with friends and family. Hence, chip demand skyrocketed, leaving companies and manufacturers in a bind, which resulted in increased lead time (the time between ordering and delivery) for new product deployment.
Toshiba chairman intends to stay 6/15/2021
Toshiba Corp's (6502.T) chairman on Monday pushed back against calls from shareholders to resign, saying he wanted to help to put things right at the crisis-hit Japanese conglomerate and would bring in new directors.
Qualcomm is waiting at the sideline should Nvidia fail to take over ARM 6/15/2021
Qualcomm would be willing to buy a stake in Arm alongside other industry investors if SoftBank, Arm’s current owner, listed the company on the stock market instead of selling it to Nvidia.
India's PC market doubles over Q1 6/14/2021
Notebooks (including mobile workstations) were the major growth driver, as shipments grew 119% over Q1 2020. Tablets also had one of their biggest quarters since 2016, with 52% year-on-year growth.
Toshiba Europe have demonstrated quantum fibers over a distance of 600 km 6/14/2021
The results hold out the prospect of quantum–secured information being sent between metropolitan areas, and the researchers say the work represents a significant advance towards building a future quantum internet.
Engineers retirement accelerates due to Baby Bloomer's wave 6/14/2021
Over the next 19 years, 10,000 Baby Boomers will become 65 years old every day, the nominal retirement age among engineers and other professions.*
NXP to ship 2 new processors based on TSMC 16nm FinFET process 6/14/2021
NXP’s continued innovation in the S32 family is designed to help carmakers simplify vehicle architecture and deliver the fully connected and configurable car of tomorrow.
Nvidia bought DeepMap to enhance its autonomus driving technology 6/12/2021
“DeepMap is expected to extend our mapping products, help us scale worldwide map operations and expand our full self-driving expertise.”
Better chemistry is needed for the utimate EV battery 6/12/2021
With reports forecasting a 40% chance that the world’s temperature will rise over the next five years beyond the limit of 1.5 degrees Celsius laid out in the Paris climate agreement, it is clear that there’s little time to waste when it comes to creating next-generation batteries, which can easily take another 10 years to fully commercialize.
Hitachi to build R & D fab in Hillsboro, Oregon 6/12/2021
Though the facility wouldn’t manufacture chips itself, Hitachi appears to be betting on growth in U.S. semiconductor production in the coming years.
Intel considers buying SiFive to counter Nvidia's ARM acquisition 6/12/2021
SiFive sell intellectual property such as chip designs to others who ultimately produce the chips.
TSMC is chasing the 2nm dream 6/11/2021
As TSMC’s silicon shrink roadmap appears to end at the 2nm node, the world’s largest semiconductor foundry is turning to a combination of technologies in packaging and new materials to stay on the path of increasing transistor density to boost processing while lowering power demand.
Global semiconductor industry post April sales of US$41.8 billion, up 1.9% sequentially 6/11/2021
The April sales were 21.7% higher than the US$34.4 billion generated during the same period in 2020,
Xilinx bought Silexica for its software development tools 6/11/2021
Silexica’s SLX FPGA tool suite supports developers building applications on FPGAs and Adaptive SoCs. The company's technology will become integrated with the Xilinx Vitis unified software platform and will help to substantially reduce the learning curve for software developers.
Counterfeit chips to flood the market amid shortage 6/11/2021
There, too, demand is surpassing supply – and it is only a question of time before the market is flooded with semiconductors that just about pass for authentic, but in reality, are illegal products that could pose huge safety risks.
Samsung talks about 8th generation V-NAND stacks 200 layers 6/10/2021
“The company has already secured a working chip of its 8th generation V-NAND solution featuring over 200 layers and plans to introduce it to the market in accordance with consumer demand,”
Biden turns to South Korea to ease chip shortages 6/10/2021
“The fact that most advanced technology links in the semiconductor supply chain are concentrated among countries that are U.S. allies and partners creates an opportunity to forge a cooperative, multilateral approach to semiconductor-related issues,” the report said.
Siemens Digita acquired proFPGA desktop prototyping technologies 6/10/2021
proFPGA technology is already part of Siemens’ Xcelerstor portfolio as part of its EDA IC verification products. Bringing the proFPGA technology and team in-house can allow Siemens to more fully integrate and optimize the scalable
Senate passed $250 billion bill to boost U.S. Tech sectors 6/10/2021
The 68-32 vote on the legislation was a rare spot of bipartisanship in an otherwise polarized Senate and a clear indicator of the concern in both political parties that the U.S. risks falling behind its biggest global competitor.
Macronix International runs booming business 6/9/2021
Macronix' May revenue represented increases of 5.1% on month and 41.3% from a year earlier. The company's cumulative 2021 revenue through May grew 11.3% on year to NT$17.44 billion.
China is capable to delay the Nvidia/ Arm merger 6/9/2021
When the deal was announced last September, Nvidia and Arm said it would take approximately 18 months to go through. But Chinese regulators could take up to 18 months from now to reach a conclusion, according to the Chinese antitrust lawyers cited by the FT. Regulators in the U.K., Europe and the U.S. are also probing the deal.
Bosch opened a 1 billion euro ($1.2 billion) chip plant in Dresden 6/9/2021
The plant, located in a semiconductor hub near Dresden, opens as the automotive industry battles a global chip shortage, and will increase Bosch’s ability to serve carmakers directly, relying less on third-party manufacturers.
GlobalFoundries countersues IBM 6/9/2021
GlobalFoundries on Monday sued International Business Machines Corp (IBM.N), asking a judge to rule that it did not violate a contract with the U.S. company which claims it is owed $2.5 billion in damages.
UMC pledged to be "Carbon Zero" by 2050 6/8/2021
In the meantime, UMC has obtained admission into RE100, becoming the second semiconductor wafer foundry in this initiative, and committed to use 100% renewable energy by 2050 by setting progressive goals of 15% by 2025 and 30% by 2030.
Winbond see profit double in 2021 6/8/2021
Rising specialty DRAM and NOR flash memory prices are set to boost net profits at Winbond Electronics in the second quarter of 2021, which are likely to more than double those generated in the prior quarter.
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