The silicon foundry industry is on line for a booming 2003, according to the world’s two largest foundries TSMC and UMC of Taiwan. “We are expecting the foundry industry to …

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Siemens’ Characteriser software for its Solido Simulation Suite  claims to accelerate .lib generation from weeks to days and deliver 7x greater throughput. The characteriser AI engine and advanced Liberty Variation …

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Q1 RAN revenue, excluding services, increased at a low-single-digit year-over-year rate in 1Q 2026, marking the fifth consecutive quarter where the market remained within a relatively narrow range (-4 to …

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IC-Link by imec, imec’s design and manufacturing service provider for ASIC and silicon photonics, has joined TSMC Open Innovation Platform (OIP) 3DFabric Alliance As part of the TSMC OIP ecosystem, …

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Surging mobile DRAM contract prices in 2Q26 continue to place even greater cost pressure on smartphone brands, saysTrendForce. The ASP of LPDDR4X solutions will jump by at least 70-75% QoQ …

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ispace is signing a Payload Service Agreement with the University of Leicester to deliver a Raman spectrometer to the lunar surface. Raman spectrometer The aim is to analyse lunar regolith, …

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At TSMC’s Taiwan Technology Symposium the company forecast a $1.5 trillion market by 2030. It said capacity increases for 2nm and A16 wafers will grow at a 70% CAGR from …

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The UK’s Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) is backing a UK robotics company, Rivelin Robotics, to help transform military manufacturing. The company, supported by Dstl experts, has created microfactory …

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OKW has launched a new range of desktop/portable enclosures for large-format electronics, dubbed COMMUNITEC. They are designed to cover medical equipment and laboratory instrumentation, for example. And, more generally, find …

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Today, Amazon Quick is announcing cross-account access for Amazon Athena data sources. This launch enables you to query Athena data residing in a different AWS account(s) from your Quick deployment using IAM role chaining, with Athena query costs billed to the account where the data lives.

With this feature, administrators can create an Athena data source in Quick by specifying a RunAsRole in the Quick account and a ConsumerAccountRoleArn in the target account where Athena resources reside. Quick uses a role chaining mechanism first assuming the RunAsRole, then chaining into the consumer account role to execute queries. This launch supports multiple roles per consumer account(s), enabling fine-grained access segregation across teams within a single account.  

This feature is now available in all supported Amazon Quick Sight regions here . For more details, read our blog post .