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Wireless health and fitness IC to take hold 8/4/2014
Shipments of consumer health and fitness devices with integrated wireless connectivity will grow to an estimated 75.7 million units in 2018, up from 23 million units in 2011.
Boeing to build 787-10 in SC 8/1/2014
The company said last year that it would invest another $1 billion in the state and create 2,000 jobs over the course of eight years.
Tesla and Panasonic to build battery "gigafactory" in the US 8/1/2014
The plant will produce cells, modules and packs for Tesla's electric vehicles and for the stationary energy storage market, employing 6,500 people by 2020.
Testing holds key to 3D-IC success 8/1/2014
The management of manufacturing test parameters will play a significant role in the successful and profitable manufacturing of 3D-ICs. In this scenario, and understanding the compounding effect of yield loss in the multi-die architecture of a 3D-IC, the need to do smart pairing and smart screening of devices takes on an even more important role.
LED light market did not climb fast as expected 8/1/2014
The demand for these LED-based illuminants did not climb fast enough to compensate for the 14 per cent decline in the conventional lighting business. Another negative factor is the increasing price pressure in the market.
Copper foam cooler ditches CPU fan 7/31/2014
Silent Power PC’s heat dissipation is claimed to be 500 times greater than that offered by conventional fin-type heatsink systems and is more than sufficient to maintain adequately low operating temperatures.
Oscium probe kit transforms your iPhone into oscilloscope 7/31/2014
The hardware features two analogue and four digital channels, sampling at 50MSPS, with a 5MHz bandwidth and scaling at the range of 200ns/div to 10s/div.
Two companies offer 8G monolithic DDR3 modules 7/31/2014
The component expands the capabilities of DDR3 for customers that aren't ready to transition to DDR4.
Apple, Samsung beware 7/31/2014
Increasing Asian players make a beeline to Thailand brandishing smartphones featuring specifications that rival those of leading brands at dirt cheap prices, and eager to serve the 70 million Thais who have yet to purchase their first smartphones.
LPDDR4 memory to be in systems by next year 7/30/2014
The first mobile devices with LP-DDR4 will arrive next year, and the technology will go mainstream in 2016, said Mike Howard, a senior principal analyst at IHS.
Should airline be equipped with missile defence system? 7/30/2014
Anti-missile devices include onboard lasers, warning systems, flares and infrared countermeasure systems, costing from $1 to $2 million per plane.
Amazon will 3D print your custom parts 7/30/2014
"The introduction of our 3D printed products store suggests the beginnings of a shift in online retail — that manufacturing can be more nimble to provide an immersive customer experience," said Petra Schindler-Carter, director for Amazon Marketplace sales.
Sony invested heavily into stacked image sensors 7/30/2014
Sony was the leading supplier of CMOS image sensors in 2012, according to Yole Developpement. Sony had 21 per cent of the market ahead of Omnivision on 19 per cent and Samsung on 18 per cent.
China to investigate Microsoft for antitrust 7/29/2014
Beijing has long complained about China's dependence on foreign technology, but stepped up actions against American brands last May after the U.S. Justice Department charged five Chinese military officers with electronic espionage.
You can unlock your phone now - legally 7/29/2014
The law passed Friday by the House of Representatives makes it legal to unlock phones for personal use, at least until the Librarian's next round of rulemaking, next year. The measure was passed earlier by the Senate.
Geotracking device now on 3 month battery 7/29/2014
The tags are outfitted with a GPS chip, accelerometer, temperature sensor, speaker, and Bluetooth capability (which is not yet in use), boasting up to a three-month battery life and a four-mile range.
Samsung is expanding R&D quarters in Silicon Valley 7/29/2014
Since 2012, most of Samsung's employees have worked outside Korea (190,000 of 286,000 last year). But some of the brightest lights are still in and around Seoul.
American workers now works harder and longer 7/28/2014
In recent months, the picture has brightened. Employers have added 200,000-plus jobs for five straight months, and the unemployment rate has reached 6.1 percent, the lowest since 2008.
Parking brakes to go without hand lever 7/28/2014
"We expect the hand-brake lever to gradually disappear from more and more cars of different classes over the next 10 years. Instead, the cars will be equipped with electric parking brakes,"
Topological insulator may be answer to next generation memory 7/28/2014
This breakthrough provides a new strategy for making next-generation memory technologies that use the least possible energy and current.
iPhone sales took off in China 7/28/2014
As the Financial Times put it, "Apple has become a China story." Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, during the earnings' call described the company's latest quarter "a stellar quarter in greater China overall."
Uneven supply will force DRAM prices to hike 7/25/2014
A change in product mix and a transition to more complex production technology will crimp third-quarter shipments growth for the key DRAM business, SK Hynix President Kim Joon-ho told analysts.
Senate bill aims at reverting outsource 7/25/2014
The bill would prevent companies from deducting expenses related to moving operations to a foreign country. The bill would offer tax credits to companies that move operations to the U.S. from a foreign country.
Analyst optimistic on litium battery market 7/25/2014
Lithium ion batteries have emerged as the leading battery technology for a variety of applications including mobile devices, grid-scale energy storage and electric vehicles (EVs). The market for lithium ion batteries for automobiles is expected to expand rapidly over the next 10 years.
China's Allwinner enters into 64bit race 7/25/2014
"The 64bit era is absolutely the new trend. As one of the most important strategic partners of ARM, Allwinner will team with ARM to take the lead in providing highly cost-effective 64bit tablet solutions,"
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