Amazon is considering entering the semiconductor merchant market. The company would be the fourth biggest chip company in the world if it sold its chips on the market, according to …
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The leading ten foundries achieved around $169.5 billion in revenue in 2025, a 26.3% YoY increase that set a new industry record, reports TSMC. In Q4 the combined revenue of … The post 26.3% 2025 revenue rise for ten top foundries appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The ST64UWB family from STMicroelectronics supports both the IEEE 802.15.4z and the upcoming .4ab ultra-wideband standard with multi-millisecond ranging (MMS) including narrow-band assistance radio (NBA). The new UWB standard offers … The post Embedded: ST64UWB to power keyfobs for IEEE 802.15.4ab UWB standard appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The Melexis MLX80339 fan driver is designed to produce efficient, low-noise motor control. Featuring pre-validated logic configurable via an intuitive interface, the code-free MLX80339 enables rapid deployment of BLDC motor … The post Melexis fan driver enables code-free, three-phase fan design appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
OpenAI says it is pausing its Stargate datacentre project in the UK. “We see huge potential for the UK’s AI future,” says OpenAI, “AI compute is foundational to that goal … The post OpenAI ditches UK Stargate datacentre appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
High-voltage power modules need to designed for total reliability when used in hospitals and laboratories, writes Shravan Govindaraj. Every day technology works behind the scenes to keep people safe and … The post The design decisions behind high-voltage reliable technology appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Panmnesia, the Korean CXL specialist, has secured an approximately $10 million R&D project to develop Link Controllers and Switches based on open standards such as UALink (Ultra Accelerator Link) and … The post Panmesia expanding into UALink and Ethernet appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
