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Infineon Technologies to grow GaN Systems by acquisitions |
3/6/2023 |
Infineon will acquire GaN Systems for $830 million. GaN Systems is a global technology leader in the development of GaN-based solutions for power conversion. The company is headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, and has more than 200 employees.
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Tesla goes from 12-volt to 48-volt |
3/6/2023 |
A 48-volt system lowers what’s called “resistive loss.” Cramming all of the energy through 12-volt systems means more resistance, so the system needs more electrical energy. Climate control, driver assist systems, and infotainment requirements mean they all need more electricity. So there is less energy loss, and electric components provide quicker results because there is more electric current.
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Semiconductor to return to robust on second half of 2023 |
3/6/2023 |
In Q3, lead times for all electronic components will reduce compared to Q3 2022 with nearly 60% of component lead times decreasing versus 1% in Q3 22 with none expected to increase compared to 73% in Q3 22.MIT graphene wafer nickel
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Companies Should Review and Renew Their Sourcing Strategies in 2023 |
3/3/2023 |
Businesses need to focus on reviewing their sourcing strategies to ensure a steady supply of goods and materials for their operations. To secure a consistent supply of goods and resources for their operations, firms must concentrate on putting a winning sourcing strategy into practice now that the supply deficit has alleviated. These are a few critical phases organizations must take to develop a fruitful sourcing strategy.
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Repairable Mobi phone design |
2/28/2023 |
ust ahead of Mobile World Congress, HMD Global has announced a trio of Nokia phones, including the first one it built specifically with repairability in mind. The company has teamed up with iFixit to offer official repair guides and parts to help people fix issues such as a busted display, kaput battery or wonky charging port on the G22.
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Intel's Green-PC is 90% recyclable |
2/27/2023 |
Intel announced the development of a "Green PC," featuring about 90% recyclable components. The chipmaker collaborated with Acer and Tsinghua Tongfang to design and produce the PC.
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