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Semiconductor test sockets: Key to shipping quality ICs
Semiconductor sales in 2021 are expected to reach $500 billion, made possible by a highly complex manufacturing process.
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Ford to launch self-driving cars on Lyft network by year’s end
Services will begin in Miami and then in 2022 extended to Austin.
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GlobalFoundries CEO dismisses Intel acquisition talk
Instead, it will continue to push for an IPO.
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Elon Musk: Tesla charging stations opening to other EVs
This would put 25,000 charging points globally for consumers.
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Senet deploys largest LoRaWAN network in North America
The network can support millions of IoT device connections.
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Qualcomm expands wearable Snapdragon platform
The company has created a new program involving more than 60 companies.
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New Yorker Electronics releases long-life DC link capacitors from Cornell Dubilier Electronics
The capacitors deliver long life, high power density and low equivalent series resistance designed for harsh environments.
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Cryogenic power electronics: All about ultra-cold components
An overview is presented of the operation and behavior of power electronic components at extremely low or ultra-cold temperatures.
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GM introduces new EV charging service
The service is aimed to help switch to electrified models for fleets.
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34% of US broadband users own a smart home device
Smart door locks may be a gateway to other connected smart home products.
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3D lidar solution selected for Korean IoT smart city
The solution will help keep track of vehicle and pedestrian traffic.
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Mobileye begins testing self-driving cars in New York City
The company claims it is the first to test in the city.
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FANUC America and MSSC align to tackle US skilled worker shortage
The alliance represents a major step to address the acute shortage of skilled industrial robotics and automation operators.
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NOR flash memory for space-grade FPGAs
The high-density radiation-tolerant devices are qualified to MIL-PRF-38535’s QML-V flow (QML-V equivalent).
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GF plans new fab while Intel mulls its acquisition
The new facility would be adjacent to its existing Malta, New York, fab.
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Velodyne CEO to step down
The company did not name a replacement.
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Dish and AT&T sign networking agreement
The deal will allow Dish to offer its customers smartphones.
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Open-frame power supplies feature 300% peak power
The power supplies deliver 300% peak power up to 1,000 milliseconds for medical and industrial applications.
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Radiation-hardened plastic portfolio for satellites in medium and geosynchronous orbits
The plastic-packaged radiation-hardened devices are engineered for satellite power management systems.
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Mercury launches aircraft-ready OpenVPX modules
The safety-certifiable 3U modules lower risk and reduce integration costs for critical avionics applications.
