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  • Synopsys, IMEC Expand Technology Agreement

    Agreement expands the relationship between the two companies to provide TCAD tools to chip makers developing 5nm products.

  • Corning Acquires Fiber-optic and Copper Vendor

    The deal will strengthen Corning’s reach into the optical devices for communications portfolio as the company becomes a wholly-owned subsidiary of the parent.

  • Crossbar Edges Closer to ReRAM Debut

    Startup Crossbar is presenting details of the selector device 'inherent' in its filamentary silver-based resistive RAM at the IEDM 2014 conference. The company claims the development will allow dense vertically-stacked ReRAM components but it now sees 2016 as the year its technology will become fully commercially available.

  • Qualcomm Invests $40M in Chinese Startups

    The investment, part of the $150 million Qualcomm set aside in the summer for funding, will go to technology companies in the wireless communication market.

  • Fujitsu Targets Industrial Market with FRAM Chip

    Memory device said to consume far less memory than other standard FRAM offerings for energy harvesting for rotary encoders, motor control and sensors.

  • Murata Completes Acquisition of Peregrine Semi

    The closing of the acquisition that started in August has been finalized with Peregrine’s RF products being integrated into Murata’s own RF portfolio.

  • Cool Silicon Project Enhances Prospects For Scalable FRAM

    Research into the ferroelectric effect in thin films of hafnium dioxide – and including Globalfoundries as a participant – is supporting the idea that FRAM could be an embedded non-volatile memory option at the 28nm node and beyond.

  • Microchip Unveils JukeBlox 4

    Audio products platform can be used to create next-generation high quality listening devices such as AV receivers, wireless speakers, mini and micro systems and sound bars.

  • Semiconductor Incubator Gains Synopsys, TSMC Support

    Silicon Catalyst is a mentoring and networking company formed earlier this year that plans to focus on the semiconductor startup sector. The organization is starting in Silicon Valley but intends to have a global remit.

  • STMicro Touts Experimental 3D Graphics Application

    Using FPGAs and in partnership with Politecnico di Milano, the ray-tracing technology is part of the European Union’s FASTER initiative for research and development of next-generation technology.

  • Chip Gear Revenue Rose 15% in Q3

    Fab tool sales up year-to-year but down compared with the second quarter of this year, trade group says.

  • Intel Rolls IoT Reference Model

    Microprocessor giant’s Internet of Things platform will allow for better security and ease-of-use for developers making next generation connected devices and wearables.

  • TI Expands Cloud IoT Ecosystem

    Chip vendor adds 10 new service providers to its Internet of Things ecosystem in order to speed up TI-based products connecting to the cloud.

  • TowerJazz JV Building Chips for Fairchild

    Volume production commences in Japan after rapid process technology transfer.

  • Diodes Unveils Wide Temperature LED Driver

    The driver allows for a temperature range of – 40 degrees Celsius to 125 degrees Celsius for LED applications such as signage, strip lighting and retrofit lamps.

  • Qualcomm Backs Silicon Image IoT Spinoff

    Chip vendor invests in Qterics to support the Internet of Things to bring more support to a next generation of smart connected devices.

  • Connected Street Lighting to Grow 4X in Next 5 Years

    The market for connected street lighting may only be worth $104 million but with the benefits to cities’ budgets, revenue is expected to surge in the coming years to $450 million.

  • ON Semi Signs Two Asian Distributors

    The semiconductor vendor will allow Ryosan and Macnica to distribute all ON product lines in Japan and the Asia-Pacific region, specifically in expanding sales in the automotive and industrial segments.

  • Veeco Buys Wafer Processing Equipment Vendor SSEC

    The $150 all-cash deal will provide Veeco with a complimentary technology expanding the company’s compound semiconductor and MEMS equipment portfolio.

  • Bourns Buys Battery Safety Firm

    Acquisition will bring complementary products to the company in its plan for long-term growth in the lithium-ion battery market.

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