The threatened strike at Samsung Electronics has been averted as 74% of Samsung’s 78,000 workers in its semiconductor unit voted to accept an offer of a bonus of an average …
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As software-level defences reach their limits, attention has shifted toward creating a ‘root of trust’ directly in silicon. This article analyses cutting-edge techniques that enable designers to automate vulnerability detection … The post Emerging tools and techniques for secure hardware design appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Almost 35,000 space objects of the size of a softball or above are currently known to exist in orbit. Data from the General Catalogue of Artificial Space Objects shows how … The post Crowded Space appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Chinese rare earth exports surged in 2025, reaching their highest level in at least a decade despite ongoing export controls. According to data from China’s General Administration of Customs, cited … The post Rise In China Rare Earth Exports appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Google has announced its eighth-generation TPUs (Tensor Processing Units), the TPU 8t and TPU 8i, which are specialised ASICs for AI. They are specifically designed for AI training (TPU 8t) … The post Google’s TPU 8t and TPU 8i address agentic AI appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Rene Haas (pictured) CEO of Arm, is in line for an $800 million payday if Arm’s market cap hits $2 trillion by 2031, reports The Telegraph. Arm’s market cap is … The post Arm CEO in line for $800m payout appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
DRAM revenues are projected to nearly triple in 2026 – up 177% year-over-year to $418.6 billion, reports IDC. IDC reckons this it not just a cyclical upturn in the traditional … The post DRAM market in structural change, says IDC appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
