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Jobs Act potentially a boon for semiconductor research
The bill will double the refundable tax credit for R&D.
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Fab equipment spending to log 3 years of consecutive growth
Growth will be driven by demand for electronics due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Intel and DARPA partner for custom ASICs
The ASICs will be manufactured at domestic facilities using Intel’s 10 nm process.
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Newark expands memory and storage options from Micron
NAND flash and SSDs are now available from the distributor.
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Superconductors and their applications
Superconductors transport electrons and perfectly conduct current with no resistance and hence release no heat.
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Volkswagen to deliver 450,000 EVs this year
That would double its 2020 output.
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2020: The year hearables became the must-have device
Wearable device shipments increased 27.2% in the fourth quarter.
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Drone startup Flytrex secures $8M in funding
The company will use the funds to further scale production for drone delivery.
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Nokia to cut 5G base station power consumption by 50%
The move will continue Nokia’s push to achieve zero emissions.
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Spring pin socket for LGA104
This socket can be used for device characterization, screening modules and custom burn-in applications with the most stringent requirements.
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New galvanic isolation technology from Tower Semiconductor
The technology enhances safety and power efficiency for applications in the automotive, green power and industrial markets.
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SPIE Photonics West Digital Forum showcases best of optics, photonics, quantum, biomedical technologies in applications and research
The largest annual global optics and photonics conference leveraged SPIE digital platforms to connect researchers, scientists and engineers across laser technology, biomedical imaging and optoelectronics fields.
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Apple to halt production of its HomePod smart speaker
The smart device maker just entered the market four years ago.
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Ford to open robot factory on the University of Michigan campus
The facility will test two-legged robots, drones and self-driving cars.
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Cruise Automation acquires Voyage to further self-driving car goals
The consolidated company will combine its technology for Cruise’s self-driving, all-electric platform with no human controls.
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Does 5G create new cybersecurity risks?
The 5G rollout is accelerating in 2021 - but the additional economic and social reliance, and device density, will create opportunities for cyber criminals.
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Video: High gain LNA for small cell, cellular 5G NR and base station applications
The device is designed to meet the challenging requirements of cellular LTE and 5G new radio infrastructure applications.
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Smart TV chip for AI-enabled interactive multimedia experiences
The 4K smart TV chip features an integrated high-performance artificial intelligence (AI) processing unit.
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AI camera processing functionality solutions from New Yorker Electronics
Advanced new capabilities enable AI-equipped cameras/vision solutions for surveillance, fleet management, smart city and industrial equipment industries.
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uRLLC in 5G automated vehicles
Low latency is key to unlocking communications features in vehicles as well as automated driving capabilities.
