Samtec is offering in-house upscreen testing services for mission-critical applications. This new service is primarily designed for military and aerospace customers, and the testing is specifically designed for customers using …
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SiTime Corporation (“SiTime”), the Precision Timing company, and Renesas Electronics Corporation (“Renesas”), a premier supplier of advanced semiconductors, today announced that SiTime and Renesas’ consolidated subsidiary, Renesas Electronics America Inc., have signed a definitive agreement whereby SiTime will acquire certain assets related to Renesas’ timing business. The acquisition accelerates SiTime’s path to $1 billion of…
SpaceForge has launched the National Microgravity Research Centre (NMRC), the terrestrial arm of its low-Earth-orbit manufacturing programme. The Cardiff-based company is developing technologies to produce advanced materials in microgravity. It says … The post Wafers grown in space appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The US Supreme Court has declared illegal US tariffs imposed under the Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) but has left the question of refunds of the $175 billion so far … The post US tariffs declared illegal but new ones imposed appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
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Ubitium of Dusseldorf, the developer of a universal embedded processor, has taped-out its first silicon. “Our Universal Processor does it all – CPU, GPU, DSP, FPGA – in one chip, … The post A universal processor appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
A recent Ipsos survey of 25,000 people across 30 countries shows Asians are on average more optimisic for the future of their countries than people from the rest of the … The post Asians More Optimistic Than Most appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
