Electrons controlled by light

Thanks to Any Silicon for this one – the top ten fabless companies in Q1: Nvidia:  Broadcom:  Qualcomm:  AMD:  MediaTek: . Marvell:  Realtek:  OmniVision:  Novatek: Monolithic Power Systems (MPS) The post Top Ten Fabless appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

I love this time in a new government when there’s loads of ministers in new jobs who know nothing about their ministries and realise they’ve only got  about 18 months […] The post Ed Monetises Rookie Ministers appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Smith’s director of global commodities, Claudio Chan, explains how to navigate the complexities of the ongoing DDR4 end-of-life with flexibility, strategy and knowledge   DDR4 may be dead, but the challenges are just beginning. A little more than a year after Samsung, SK hynix and Micron announced that they were transitioning away from DDR4 to focus on new generations and higher bandwidths, DDR4 demand remains strong on the open market. Existing backlogs, lower-end server infrastructure, ongoing expansion of online platforms and upgrades to installed systems have sustained the…

Masa Son of Softbank is not so keen on Elon’s idea of putting datacentres in space, which is not surprising for someone intending to spend around  $150 billion on building … The post Terrestrial vs Space Debate For Datacentres appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

There’s a Viewpoint post on power electronics in EVs, the demise of the once-mighty Japanese car industry, and funding for a satellite re-entry system… The post What caught your eye? EV advantages, Circling wagons, Satellite re-entry appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Yesterday Tesla’s FSD (Full Self-Driving) supervised driver assistance software was authorised in ‌Belgium – the fifth country to authorise it after Denmark, the Netherlands, Lithuania and Estonia. Annick De Ridder, … The post Belgium approves Tesla FSD supervised appeared first on Electronics Weekly.