Earlier today, shares in CXMT, China’s biggest DRAM company, opened 472% higher in their Shanghai IPO reaching a $487 billion valuation. The company, the world’s fourth largest DRAM vendor, raised […]
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BT and Verizon are to combine their respective international operations into a 50:50 jv. The jv will serve multinational organisations. It is expected to serve more than 3,000 customers across … The post BT and Verizon form international jv appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Thanks to Gartner for this one – the top six PC companies with their market shares: Lenovo: 26.5% HP: 19.3% Dell: 16.5% Apple: 10.6% ASUS: 6.7% Acer: 6.4% The post Top Ten (less 4) PC Companies appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Synopsys has announced availability of its first Multiphysics Fusion product for customer deployment. As chip complexity increases, physics-related challenges including signal integrity, power integrity, thermal integrity, electromagnetic effects, and co-packaged … The post Synopsys, Ansys launch Multiphysics Fusion products appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
NXP has come up with a single chip analogue radio (AM and FM) and AI/ML-enabled audio processor. The SAF9800 consolidate functions that have traditionally required multiple discrete radio and audio […] The post Single-chip analogue radio and audio processor appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Emesent of Queensland, Australia – an autonomous mapping and robotics company – has raised $17 million in new funding to accelerate development of its Cortex AI autonomy platform, expand its … The post Emesent raises $17m for autonomous mapping appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
At the weekend, Micron broke ground on a $9.3 billion expansion of its fab in Hiroshima supported by a $4.8 billion allocation by the Japanese government. “Micron’s very first HBM … The post Micron breaks ground on $9bn Hiroshima fab expansion appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
