What caught our eye these last seven days? Imec getting the world’s most advanced litho tool, Arm taking on Intel with a proprietary server CPU, and SWISSto12 3D printing GEO satellites…
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More companies will be raising semiconductor prices rises, reports TrendForce, quoting multiple sources. According to eTime, TI will raise prices on July 1st and according to Sina increases could range … The post Price rises spread to analogue, discretes and passives appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
TSMC has no plans to buy ASML’s most advanced litho tool – the $350 million high-NA EUV machine, according to deputy co-COO Kevin Zhang, speaking at TSMC’s 2026 Technology Symposium. … The post TSMC introduces A13 node; says no need for high-NA through 2029 appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
QuInAs Technology, developer of the compound-semiconductor memory technology ULTRARAM, today announced the publication of its latest research in the Journal of Applied Physics. The work links device-level physics — including … The post ULTRARAM to feature at ISQED appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
King Charles met tech CEOs yesterday at Blair House, the official guest house of the US government, where he is staying on his trip to the US. Tim Cook, Jeff … The post King meets tech CEOs appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Considering only those written in the last seven days, the most read stories on our site cover the UK government backing the AI startup Ineffable Intelligence, a novel method for producing 2D material, and TSMC selling its shares in Arm. The post Most Read – IQE funding, AI Startup, TSMC sells Arm appeared first on…
Google has just announced the Fitbit Air, its screenless wearable health devices. Or should that be Fitbit AIr? The post Gadget Watch: Google Fitbit Air goes screenless appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
