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Semiconductor equipment sales expected to retreat 4/19/2019
After consecutive record-sales years in 2017 and 2018, SEMI expects the equipment market to come back to earth in 2019 as the end of the memory chip boom puts a damper on new equipment purchases. SEMI forecasts that chip equipment sales will decrease about 14% this year.
Qualcomm to set up 5G engineering test center 4/18/2019
KYEC will rent its existing clean-room site to Qualcomm to house the planned engineering test center and will offer related manpower and R&D resources, while Qualcomm will provide most of high-end testing facilities.
Intel dropped out of the 5G modem-making business for smartphones 4/18/2019
Intel CEO Bob Swan suggested that the company couldn’t compete “in the smartphone modem business,” saying “it has become apparent that there is no clear path to profitability and positive returns.”
U.S. industrial production index dropped 4/18/2019
The Federal Reserve says industrial output — combining production at factories, utilities and mines — slipped 0.1% in March from the previous month.
NXP and Infineon look beyond home turf for automotive radar chip developement 4/18/2019
Earlier this month, Infineon said it has broken ground on a new radar R&D site in Linz, Austria. Wednesday, NXP revealed a new investment and collaboration agreement with Hawkeye Technology Co. NXP described Hawkeye as a firm sitting at “the forefront of the Chinese automotive radar sector
The head of Foxconn Technology to run for president of Taiwan 4/17/2019
Terry Gou said he would make a decision "in a day or two" on a possible presidential bid, according to Taiwan's official Central News Agency. He said that if he decided to run, he would take part in the opposition Nationalist Party primary rather than mount an independent bid.
Dialog Semiconductor completed transfer of 300 PMIC employees to Apple 4/17/2019
This involves more than 300 Dialog staff transitioning to Apple employees, becoming part of Apple's hardware technologies team under Johny Srouji.
Samsung's EUV setup ready for 5nm production 4/17/2019
The Korean giant aims to steal some thunder from larger rival TSMC, which is scheduled to give an update on its work on a 5nm node next week. The two are racing to capture a lucrative but shrinking market for leading-edge process technology at a time when it’s becoming more complex and costly to make chips smaller and fasterT
Apple Qualcomm settles 4/17/2019
Apple and Qualcomm announced they have dropped all litigation in a multi-billion-dollar patent licensing dispute that has dragged on for more than two years across courts in China, Germany and the U.S..
Gartner predicts Intel to take back semiconductor shipment title from Samsung this year 4/16/2019
Intel's semiconductor revenues grew by 12.9% compared with 2017, despite delays in the introduction of 10nm manufacturing process and a constrained low-end CPU supply situation in the second half of 2018.
Huawei's founder and CEO talks about selling 5G chips to Apple 4/16/2019
Huawei is "open" to selling high-speed 5G chips and other silicon to rival smartphone maker Apple, marking a significant shift in the Chinese tech giant's thinking toward its own intellectual property.
China spreads influence on Eastern Europe 4/16/2019
China has already invested billions of dollars in various infrastructure projects in Central and Eastern Europe. Western leaders worry that further investment in the states that are EU members — or those hoping to join — could mean lower environmental and other standards than those in the rest of the bloc.
OEM's rush to 5G phone design predicts a blooming phone industry 4/16/2019
The prediction is surprisingly bullish given the stately pace at which U.S. carriers are setting up their 5G networks. About 10 U.S. cities now have 5G service, with another 10 coming online by the end of the year, IHS estimates.
Gartner confirms 2018 semiconductor revenue to be $474.6 billion 4/15/2019
For the majority of 2018, it was driven by increases in ASPs for DRAM . However, ASPs began to decline in the fourth quarter and this will continue through most of 2019 due to oversupply conditions.
China's auto sales slump for the nineth month 4/15/2019
It was the ninth straight month of decline but an improvement over the 17.5% contraction in January and February. Chinese consumers are less willing to make big purchases amid a tariff war with Washington and an economic slowdown.
China's export rises despite reduction to the U.S. 4/15/2019
China's exports rose 14.2% over a year ago to $198.7 billion, recovering from February's 20.8% contraction, customs data showed Friday. Imports fell 7.6% to $166 billion, worsening the previous month's 5.2% decline.
26-m long flex circuit made for aircraft use. 4/15/2019
Trackwise, a company based in Tewkesbury, U.K., announced that it has shipped what the company claims is the world’s longest multilayer flexible circuit at 26 m (85 ft.). The company said in a press release that the cable was designed for an unmanned solar-powered aircraft.
Engineers have suggestion to save 50% memory power on sleep mode 4/12/2019
“A deep sleep mode means that you can retain the data, but you can shut off the peripheral circuitry, The only power consumption is now the leakage in the bitcells. While dependent on many factors, including the size of the memory, turning off the periphery drops leakage by about 60% or 70%.”
Trade talks are "moving forward" after nine rounds of consultations 4/12/2019
"We also feel that the consultation is moving forward. We hope that the two sides can continue to work together to properly address each other's concerns on the basis of mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit,"
Signs of moving slowly ahead on Foxconn’s Wisconsin project 4/12/2019
Some local politicians believe that the project’s message—that Foxconn will create jobs and foster a positive relationship between the United States and the corporation—is actually all there is to it.
Qorvo to acquire Active-Semi on 5G power management technology 4/12/2019
“With the acquisition of Active-Semi, Qorvo will expand IDP’s product offerings for existing customers and extend our reach into new high-growth power management markets.”
TSMC March revenue rebounced, up 30.9% 4/11/2019
TSMC's consolidated sales for the first quarter of 2019 totaled NT$218.7 billion, down 11.8% on year and 24.5% sequentially, but meeting the company's guidance.
Trump abandons border shut down and propose automotive tariffs instead 4/11/2019
"Mexico understands that we're going to close the border or I'm going to tariff the cars. I'll do one or the other. And probably start off with the tariffs," Trump said.
Consumer prices up 0.4% with sharp jump in gasoline 4/11/2019
The Labor Department said Wednesday that the consumer price index rose a healthy 1.9 percent last month from a year ago, a sharp jump from the annual pace of 1.5 percent in February. Inflation has been relatively modest even as the job market has strengthened and wage gains have accelerated over the past several years.
Adoptation goes up as fingerprint-on-display prices drop 4/11/2019
FOD solutions are to become the mainstream technology for smartphone fingerprint recognition in 2022 as penetration rates for optical and ultrasonic FOD solutions are predicted to surpass that of traditional capacitive solutions.
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