BEFORE long, every British manufacturer of electronic products will be faced with a key decision: to extend his horizon to global limits or accept the probability of being dangerously crowded […]
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Looing only at those news stories written in the last week, the most read stories on the site cover Samsung massively increasing profits, Nexperia’s 1200 V SiC MOSFET, and David Potter, the founder of Psion, who has died at the age of 82. The post Most Read – Samsung profits, Memory crisis, David Potter RIP…
Imec and Sony have developed a novel integration module for highly dense backside interconnects – key components of 3D stacking and backside functionalisation technologies. The module is structured around a … The post Imec and Sony develop backside interconnect integration module appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
AI systems for advanced computing need more complex cooling methods. Justin Moll investigates the market. Figure 1: A ruggedised IP67 outdoor software-defined radio with an 60W+ Kintex-7 FPGA and dual … The post Cooling techniques and strategies for electronics systems appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Oxmiq of Campbell, California has raised $35 million to bring its total funding so far to $60 million. Oxmiq is developing a GPU architecture and software for licensing which will … The post Oxmiq raises $35m to re-architect the GPU appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The three largest Indian vaccine producers accounted for more than 40% of the global total of vaccine output in 2024, whereas Merck and Pfizer sold more than 40% of the … The post Vaccines: Profits, Abundance, Affordability appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Nanya, the Taiwanese DRAM manufacturer, is to increase its capex next year by 4x from $1.5 billion this year to $6.2 billion next year as it builds a new fab. … The post Nanya building $15bn 45k wpm fab appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
