The reasons for comparatively fewer students choosing to read for technological qualifications in this country than in the US and Russia are to be investigated by the University of Oxford …
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There’s TI planning to fab 95% of its ICs in-house, an opinion piece about about the hill Intel has to climb to catch TSMC, and semiconductor price rises… The post Most Read – TI fabbing in-house, Sony sensors, DRAM revenues appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Open Cosmos, the Barcelona satellite builder, has come up with eight new Earth observation satellite designs to monitor climate-related disasters and environmental threats from space. The satellites are to be … The post Open Cosmos designs eight satellites appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Pictured, in an Airbus H130 FlightLab helicopter, is the completion of what Airbus describes as a first-of-its-kind trial for a forest firefight. The post Picture of the Day: Airbus brings digital technology to a firefight appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The robotaxi market is expected to be worth $168 billion by 2035, according tobCounterpoint Research’s comprehensive new Global Robotaxi Vehicle Sales and Services Market Forecast. Global Robotaxi Fleet and Services … The post Robotaxi market to be worth $168bn in 2035 appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Hua Hong, China’s second foundry company, has been prevented from importing US-controlled manufacturing equipment, reports Reuters. The US Department of Commerce is said to have sent letters to a number … The post Hua Hong blacklisted for equipment shipments appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Alone among semiconductor analysts, the normally bullish CEO of Future Horizons, Malcolm Penn (pictured), forecasted an industry downturn – “maybe this year, if not, next year “ – speaking at … The post Semiconductor downturn forecast appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
