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Our most read stories on the site cover China’s domestically manufactured automotive chips, Android 16, the cost of AI datacentres, the development of nuclear fusion, and an Android smartphone called the T1…
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Researchers at the University of British Columbia (UBC) are proposing a blueprint for a ‘universal translator’ in quantum networks… A key hurdle in quantum networking, they report, is a device …
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Back in 2011, as now, the world seemed a turbulent place and, as now, chips were getting the blame for it. ‘Worldwide political turbulence is being enabled by semiconductors, Dave …
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Imec has extended its strategic partnership with Tokyo Electron (TEL) to deepen their joint R&D efforts in patterning, advanced logic device processing, memory development, and 3D integration – all aimed …
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Greenerwave, the Paris-based satcoms specialist, has won a €10 million contract to help provide French armed forces with satellite connectivity. It is part of a wider contract from the French …
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Electronics production in key Asian countries has been steady to increasing in the last several months, says Semiconductor Intelligence. In April 2025, China electronics production three-month-average change versus a year …
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Memory market revenue was $170 billion last year with DRAM sales of $97 billion and NAND sales of $68 billion, says Yole, which forecasts 2025 memory revenue of $200 billion, …
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The UK’s Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) is highlighting successful trials of uncrewed robotic systems detecting and classifying threats. Specifically, a single remote operator controlled three uncrewed air and …
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TSMC’s 2nm yield has passed 60%, the level required for stable high volume manufacturing, reports the Taiwan Economic Daily. Samsung’s 2nm yield is reported to be 40%. The disparity has …
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AWS is expanding resource control policies (RCPs) support to include two additional services: Amazon Elastic Container Registry and Amazon OpenSearch Serverless. This expansion enhances your ability to centrally establish a data perimeter across a wider range of AWS resources in your organization.
RCPs are available in all AWS commercial Regions and AWS GovCloud (US) Regions. To learn more about RCPs and view the full list of supported AWS services, visit the Resource control policies (RCPs) documentation
in the AWS Organizations User Guide.