NextGOEpi, a Berlin-based deep tech startup spun off from Leibniz-Institut für Kristallzüchtung (IKZ), producing Gallium Oxide epitaxial wafers for next-generation power electronics, has secured a €2 million pre-seed funding round. …
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Kyocera has brought out an RF engineering tool — the Antenna Integrator Studio. Selecting the right antenna and the right PCB positioning for that antenna is a crucial part of … The post Kyocera launches antenna finder appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
While quantum computers have many benefits, their sensitive data may not be safe for very long. Venus Kohli looks at the safeguards. Classical public-key cryptography derives its security from integer … The post Post-quantum cryptography challenges for embedded hardware appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The EU has come up with another initiative aimed at solving the problem of the continent’s vulnerability to chips supply shortages. The Chips Diplomacy Support Initiative (CHIPDIPLO) is an 18-month … The post EU struggles to strengthen chip sector appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
SILITH Technology, a silicon photonics fabless company, and UMC have announced the first mass-production wafer delivery of photonic ICs from UMC’s Singapore fab. The collaboration combines SILITH’s silicon photonics innovation … The post UMC shipping Sipho wafers appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Trackers are expected to provide geolocation information, both indoors and outdoors, while using many technologies without huge cost, writes Suman Thapa. Each year millions of trackers are deployed across industrial … The post Geolocation equipment needs to evolve to fit market requirements appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Seven year-old Rhode Island power management specialist Reed Semiconductor has raised $100 million. Reed doesn’t reveal the names of its investors though PitchBook and Crunchbase list UMC Capital as an … The post Reed Semi raises $100m appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
