Water from NSC Agua’s desalination plant in Rosarito, Baja California, is a critical component of Otay’s diversification efforts.
IBM CEO writes to Trump
IBM CEO Ginny Rometty has written to Donald Trump and this is a copy of the letter: International Business Machines Corporation Office of the Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer One New Orchard Road Armonk, New York 10504-1783 November 14, 2016 Mr. Donald J. Trump Office of the Presidential Transition 1800 G Street, NW Washington, …
Read full article: IBM CEO writes to Trump
Interview: Keysight’s new approach to market and technology
In a special interview to coincide with the Electronica 2016 exhibition Benoit Neel, European general manager at Keysight Technologies tells Electronics Weekly about the test firm’s new business strategy and how its semiconductor technologies will lead to 1.5THz frequency analysis. How would you say Keysight Technologies has changed in business model and approach to …
Read full article: Interview: Keysight’s new approach to market and technology
Trillium, NXP team up on car security
Two year-old Tokyo software cyber-security start-up Trillium will have its SecureCAR software incorporated on NXP’s S32k MCUs. Follow-up efforts will expand the scope to include NXP’s Smart Secure Transceivers, and implement the complete solution in a production vehicle with a major Japanese OEM. “This is an important step forward in a critical mission for the …
Read full article: Trillium, NXP team up on car security
Top 20 IC vendors expected to grow 3%
The top 20 semiconductor companies are expected to grow 3% this year, says IC Insights, with double digit growth at Nvidia, MediaTek, Apple, Toshiba and TSMC and double digit declines at Hynix, Micron, NXP and GloFo. The fastest growing top-20 company this year is forecast to be Nvidia, which is expected to grow 35%. Nvidia …
Read full article: Top 20 IC vendors expected to grow 3%
Intel Diversifies Into Autonomous Driving
There’s nothing quite as enthusiastic as Intel getting into a new technological area, or as hang-dog when it surreptitiously exits the field having screwed up. It’s like a puppy jumping up in expectation of a pat and slinking away bewildered when it gets a slap. “I am excited to announce that Intel Capital is targeting …
Read full article: Intel Diversifies Into Autonomous Driving
Great Gadget Giveaway…
We have over £1,000s worth of gadgets to give away for those of you who subscribe to receive your FREE subscription of Electronics Weekly.
Read full article: Great Gadget Giveaway…
Danish Asic firm expands in “important” UK market
Delta Microelectronics, the Denmark-based Asic services firm, is now partnering with Solution in Silicon in the UK. With an interest in medical, communications and security markets the partnership will expand Delta’s supply chain services including wafer procurement and probing, packaging, component testing, storage and IC distribution in the UK. Gert Jørgensen, Delta’s vice-president of sales and marketing, says the firm is …
Read full article: Danish Asic firm expands in “important” UK market
LTC launches highly integrated 30A stepdown µModule
Linear Technology has brought out a 30A step-down µModule (power module) regulator. The LTM4647 includes the inductor, MOSFET, DC/DC controller and supporting components in a 9mm x 15mm x 5.01mm BGA package. The device’s conversion efficiency from 12VIN to 1VOUT at 30A is 87%, when delivering a full 30A continuously without a heat sink or …
Read full article: LTC launches highly integrated 30A stepdown µModule
Microchip’s first auto-grade 32-bit PIC
Microchip is in volume production of its first automotive-grade 32-bit PIC32MZ EF MCU family and a higher-speed variant operating over the industrial temperature range.
Read full article: Microchip’s first auto-grade 32-bit PIC