This morning, at Computex, Nvidia entered the PC market with the Arm-based RTX Spark processor. Later this year, ASUS, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Microsoft Surface and MSI will come out first …
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65 years ago, in Electronics Weekly’s edition of March 8, 1961, this was the regular column called Tomorrow’s Thinking: The post Tomorrow’s Thinking appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
There have been 80,117 tech layoffs worldwide since the start of the year, says a report from Trading Platforms. Of these, 28,390 roles, roughly 35% of the global total, came … The post 80k tech layoffs so far this year 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.
Kyocera AVX has added to its MIL-PRF-32535 base metal electrode (BME) NP0 MLCCs approved by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) and included in its Qualified Products Database (QPD), adding new … The post Kyocera AVX adds to BME MLCCs appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
There’s a strong AI theme, with Emerson adding prompt-based code to its AI for test technology, Callosum seeking funding for its AI software, and Northumbria University seeking to benchmark the usefulness of AI for handling space debris and collision avoidance… The post What caught your eye? AI for test, software, and collision avoidance appeared first…
AI is transforming the next-generation advanced foundry for 2nm chips, thus reshaping the semiconductor industry, writes Rozalia Beica. The semiconductor industry is entering a historic inflection point, one driven by … The post AI is transforming 2nm packaging advances through global collaboration appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
