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JEDEC has new updated HBM Specifications 1/21/2019
Jedec Solid State Technology Association’s most recent update to the JESD235 HBM DRAM standard focuses on meeting the needs of applications in which peak bandwidth, bandwidth per watt, and capacity per area are critical metrics. Such applications include high-performance graphics, network and client applications, and high-performance computing.
7nm order increased for 5G SoC 1/21/2019
Demand for 7nm fabrication processes is being driven by flagship devices rolled out by smartphone vendors, said Digitimes Research.
Trade War slumps China's industry and jobs 1/21/2019
A tariff war with Washington over Beijing's technology ambitions is adding to anxiety over job losses and tumbling sales of cars, real estate and consumer goods.
U.K. airport to purchase anti-drone system 1/21/2019
Heathrow and Gatwick announced they will be investing millions of pounds in anti-drone systems, which can detect and jam communications between a UAV and its operator.
Rambus acquired memory assets of Diablo Technologies 1/18/2019
For over ten years, Diablo Technologies was a pioneer in the development of NVDIMM technologies for high-speed, low-power, and low-latency bridging and switching products targeted at the server and storage markets. Having developed memory buffer and software solutions leveraging an all-Flash memory sub-system, Diablo Technologies enabled an architecture to rewrite the rules of data centre performance and economics.
Trade War delays Chinese plan on entering U.S. car market 1/18/2019
Yu acknowledged GAC's "uphill battle" to entering the U.S. market but he noted the company is making "steady progress." In addition to opening the design centers in Los Angeles, Silicon Valley and Detroit, he said it expects to have its North American sales company running by March. After that, GAC will start to establish a distribution network and build brand awareness in the U.S.
Photo Voltaic demand will reach a new high in India throughout 2019 1/18/2019
In 2019, China and the United States will be the top two markets in the world, while India will be the country with the third highest PV demand and Japan the fourth. After 2019, India is the most likely to foresee a larger growth in demand thanks to its favorable environment and encouraging policies made by the local government.
LCD panel prices to decline starting Q2 2019 1/18/2019
Increasing pressure from oversupply has resulted in a sharp decline in panel prices. Therefore, Samsung Display has strategically decided to allocate more capacity to QD-OLED TV production in advance. As the result, the stock-up demand for TV panels may arrive earlier than expected in 2Q19.
DRAMeXchange sets a price decline of 20% on DRAM 1/17/2019
Micron had the biggest drop in prices in 4Q18 and lowered its inventory level promptly. This price decline may continue all year.
Nvidia aims at winning back the graphic market from AMD 1/17/2019
The collapse of the cryptocurrency mining market has left graphics card vendors with high inventories, and miners have been offloading their used cards in the second-hand market, resulting in a sharp sales drop in Nvidia's new GeForce RTX 2080Ti/2080/2070 graphics card.
American envoys are due in Beijing for another round of talk 1/17/2019
The two days of meetings are aimed at carrying out the Dec. 1 truce by Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping that postponed additional tariff hikes, the Ministry of Commerce announced Friday.
Etron revealed a brand-new DRAM architecture to reduced Pin Count and cut cost… 1/17/2019
Etron Technology (Hsinchu, Taiwan) revealed at the Consumer Electronics Show that instead of following the conventional path, it's charting an alternative roadmap with a brand-new DRAM architecture called “Reduced Pin Count” (RPC) DRAM.
Security lines at U.S. Airports increased to 3 hours long 1/16/2019
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport tweeted on Monday evening that it was experiencing "longer than usual wait times during peak travel" and advised passengers to "give yourself 3 hours to clear security."
DRAMeXchange said Flash Capacity Expansion is slowing down 1/16/2019
The total capex in the global NAND flash industry is expected to be US$22 billion in 2019, about 2% lower than year-ago levels, DRAMeXchange indicated.
Micron to spend $1.5 billion to scoop up Intel's holding on IM Flash JV 1/16/2019
"The payment will end Intel's noncontrolling interest in IM Flash and eliminate IM Flash member debt on Micron's balance sheet, which was $1 billion as of Nov. 29, 2018,"
RFID comes back alive with the rise of Industrial IoT 1/16/2019
Forecast to 2025' analysis that interconnectedness of devices has resulted in massive volumes of RFID data which needs to be managed and analysed. This has prompted RFID manufacturers to develop high-memory tags that can hold more information, software platforms with a business intelligence layer, as well as cloud-based solutions.
Intel partners with Redis Labs to advance 3DXPoint memory 1/15/2019
Redis Enterprise includes two usage modes for Optane-powered systems. Memory Mode prioritizes performance, and AppDirect mode prioritizes cost savings. "Using Memory Mode, Redis Enterprise-powered applications can achieve comparable performance to DRAM with significant cost benefits. Developers can achieve even greater cost savings using AppDirect mode with Redis Enterprise, while still delivering significantly faster performance compared to NVMe,"
Rigid-flex to drive PCB growth 1/15/2019
Rigid-flex boards will be increasingly needed to support production of ever-slimmer consumer electronic devices. Shipments of FPCBs for the iPhone X series almost double those for previous models, which has benefited Taiwan suppliers including Zhen Ding Technology (ZDT), Flexium Interconnect, and Career Technology.
Memory still the main driver for Semiconductor growth 1/15/2019
Samsung Stayed as the Top 1 Vendor While SK hynix and Micron Technology Were the Strong Performers
Nanoco Technologies and Plessey Semiconductors partnered to shrink the pixel size of monolithic microLED displays 1/15/2019
The process will enable the production of smaller, higher-resolution microLED displays in applications such as AR/VR devices, watches, and mobile devices while enhancing both color rendition and energy efficiency.
AMD uses caution in selecting 7nm fab, partners 1/14/2019
"2019 will be an inflection point for the industry as we bring these new products to market," said AMD president and CEO Lisa Su when announcing the company's first 7nm CPU and GPU
Qualcomm and MediaTek first to offer WiFi 6 802.11ax chips 1/14/2019
Wi-Fi 6, announced in early October 2018 by Wi-Fi Alliance as the designation for devices based on 802.11ax standard, will become a crucial pivot point behind B2B business opportunities in the 5G era, according to industry observers.
Organic LED (OLED) found applications other than TV 1/14/2019
OLEDs promise to be the next big thing in solid state lighting technology and might become useful in other applications as well. Inorganic LEDs still tend to make more economic and technological sense for many applications,
Robo delivery is the next step 1/14/2019
Seriously? Imagine your street crawling with little androids delivering groceries and Chinese food.
Nature of IoT progress on 1/11/2019
In the past five years, the concept of internet of things devices has evolved from sensors and other chips uploading data to the computing cloud to data processing at the network edge, What's changing is that processing capability will move from the data center and flow toward the edge,
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