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Innodisk won the Most Innovative Memory Technology award at the 2022 Flash Memory Summit |
8/29/2022 |
>At this year’s FMS event, companies specializing in flash memory from around the world introduced the newest innovations in memory technology. Innodisk took center stage as it showcased its DDR4 Ultra Temperature DRAM modules, which have the highest DRAM module temperature tolerance range in the world, from -40°C to 125°C, and enable never before imagined applications.
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New Chip Rules against China might not work |
8/29/2022 |
New restrictions from the U.S. Department of Commerce (DoC) on global exports of advanced chipmaking technology aimed at Chinese chip designers like Alibaba and Baidu are “overblown” and unlikely to blunt the growth of Chinese companies, at least according to one longtime industry observer.
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IOT, A supply chain driver |
8/29/2022 |
IoT devices are usually connected to computer systems through data or Wi-Fi networks. They use global positioning systems (GPS) and other technologies to track and authenticate products and shipments effectively.
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Nvidia takes hit on supply chain issues |
8/26/2022 |
The company’s business in game graphics and artificial intelligence (AI) chips saw huge growth in 2020 and 2021 during the pandemic, but now things are slowing down in gaming. In after-hours trading, Nvidia’s stock is down 3% to $167.58 a share.
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Intel developed new funding model with investor |
8/25/2022 |
Brookfield Asset Management of Canada will pay for the two fabs previously announced by Intel in Chandler, Arizona on a 51-49% basis with Intel taking the 51% share plus operating control.
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Electronics supply chain show signs of stabilizing |
8/24/2022 |
Electronic component availability is improving, and prices are stabilizing across many categories, it concluded that global supply chain issues, extended lead times, geopolitical uncertainty, elevated logistics and labor costs would remain problematic for the electronics ecosystem and specific end markets into the first half of 2023.
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EAC to highlight EV semiconductor contents |
8/22/2022 |
The EV market is gradually taking off, driven by a combination of legislation, government tax breaks, and popularity with consumers. A recent Gartner forecast estimates 6 million electric cars will be shipped in 2022, up from 4.5 million in 2021, and this figure will reach 36 million cars by 2030.
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