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| Infineon Puts ferroelectric RAM (FRAM) in Space |
6/20/2022 |
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Ferroelectric RAM (FRAM) an ideal memory for off–planet applications. It’s not just the energy consumption during operations that matters, but also when a device is programed— which is a key feature of Infineon Technologies’ latest serial interface (FRAM) for extreme environments.
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| Head of Samsung Electronics to visit ASML in Netherlands |
6/17/2022 |
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Lee headed to ASML in Veldhoven, the Netherlands for meetings with ASML’s CEO Peter Wennink, CTO Martin van den Brink and other key executives on Tuesday (local time) after earlier tete-a-tete with the Dutch prime minister.
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| IC gear spending to exceed $109 billion this year |
6/15/2022 |
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Front-end fab equipment spending is expected to increase 20% y-o-y to an all-time high of $109 billion in 2022, marking a third consecutive year of growth following a 42% surge in 2021, reports SEMI.
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| Altair has acquired Concept Engineering |
6/15/2022 |
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Altair has acquired Concept Engineering, a provider of electronic system visualization software that accelerates the development, manufacture, and service of complex electrical and electronic systems.
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| Qualcomm seals up acquisition deal for startup Cellwize |
6/14/2022 |
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“It brings in-house key software assets in the form of the non real time RIC and service management and orchestration (SMO), as well as AI and machine learning capabilities to help accelerate 5G RAN deployments including bridging from non-open RAN deployments.”
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| Denso Corp. may consider spinning off its chip business for $3.1 billion |
6/13/2022 |
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Well known as the world’s second-biggest auto-parts maker, Denso has also quietly built up a presence in automotive chips. Now, with semiconductor-related capital expenditures totaling around 160 billion yen over the past three years, Denso ranks as the world’s fifth-largest supplier of automotive chips by sales.
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| Purdue University offers specialized semiconductor engineering degree |
6/13/2022 |
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“In order to satisfy the increased demands that we see with perhaps 13 new fabs being built in the U.S. over the next five years or so, we see a demand for something like 50,000 new semiconductor engineers,” Mark Lundstrom, a professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue University, told EE Times. “That’s more than double the number of semiconductor engineers that U.S. universities are currently producing.”
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| Renesas Electronics offers MPU geared for motor drives |
6/13/2022 |
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The RZ/T2M combines fast and highly precise real-time motor control capabilities and the latest industrial Ethernet on a single-chip, while also supporting functional safety operation. By providing all essential peripheral functions for motor control, the RZ/T2M enables customers to reduce the number of external components, thereby decreasing BOM costs and product size.
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| Chip shortage puts further stress on Engineering resources |
6/10/2022 |
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Many believe the worldwide chip shortage issue will not ease until 2023, and it is set to get worse over the next 18 months as longer lead times and higher prices kick in due to major disruption of supply lines and production capability. This has triggered the need for new strategies from Governments and companies to counter the situation.
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