Fractile, the four year-old UK AI inference chip startup, is reported to be in negotiations to raise $200 million at a valuation of $1 billion. In July 2024, Fractile raised …
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THE Kennedy administration has now taken over a space exploration programme, which its present chief administrator regards as soundly based, though underfunded in some respects. In an interview with this … The post US Space Chief Sums Up NASA Exploration Plans appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
At TSMC’s Taiwan Technology Symposium the conpany forecast a $1.5 trillion market by 2030. It said capacity increases for 2nm and A16 wafers will grow at a 70% CAGR from … The post TSMC to increase 2nm and A16 capacity by 70% CAGR 2026-28 appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
How embedded systems are evolving to deliver more for less Embedded processors and modules are tiny devices capable of controlling large, rugged industrial systems. Technology once only found in PCs or servers now fits into compact devices that can be used everywhere. Manufacturers have access to advanced graphics, AI acceleration and fast communication, to drive smart cameras, robots and even medical instruments. Embedded systems rely on these processors, but also on storage technology, such as memory cards…
Toshiba is expanding its 74AVC series of dual-supply bus transceivers with four new 1-bit products and two new 2-bit products. They are aimed at industrial and consumer applications using UART, … The post Toshiba dual-supply bus transceivers for low-voltage level shifting appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Q1 semiconductor sales of $298.5 billion were 25% up QoQ, says the SIA. March sales of $99.5 billion were up 79.2% on the March 2025 total of $55.5 billion and … The post Q1 semi sales up 25% QoQ appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
At Embedded World 2026 we caught up with Coby Hanoch, CEO of Weebit Nano, as part of our promotional coverage for the event. He explains why we need a new … The post Embedded World Video: Weebit Nano on why we need ReRAM appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
