The trouble with dictatorships is that the truth becomes whatever the dictator says it is, and the longer the dictator stays in power the further his ‘truth’ tends to stray …
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Most Read articles – EV production, 65GHz 12bit scope, Intel16 process
There’s the TSMC IP Alliance, a a 65GHz 12bit oscilloscope, the optical transceiver market, the US gov offering grants for automakers to retrofit their plants to produce EVs, and the Intel16 process…
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UK back in EU Horizon science research programme, and Copernicus, not Euratom
The UK has rejoined the European ‘Horizon’ research programme, having been a big hitter in the programme’s predecessors when the UK was part of the EU. It now has associate …
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CIS units to fall
2023 CMOS Image Sensor (CIS) units will fall 3.2% to 4.46 billion because of the contraction in smartphone sales, says TrendForce. The iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus will have …
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Moon lander company announces $20 million equity investment
Intuitive Machines, a space exploration specialist, has announced a $20 million equity investment from an unnamed institutional investor. Its Nova-C lander (pictured) – chosen by Nasa to deliver small commercial …
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July semi sales up 2.3% m-o-m
July semi sales were up 2.3% on June at $43.2 billion but down 11.8% on the $49 billion of July 2022, says the SIA. “The global semiconductor market has experienced …
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Semis turn up
After five straight quarters of declining revenue, the semiconductor industry reversed course and increased revenue in 2Q23 according to the latest Omdia’s Competitive Landscape Tracker. The research noted quarterly revenue …
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More on: Navitas 4th generation protected GaN power with integrated drivers
Navitas recently announced its fourth generation of GaN power transistors with monolithically-integrated gate drivers. Branded GaNsafe, the company has increased the protection integrated alongside the driver and has moved to …
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New Amazon FSx for NetApp ONTAP capabilities simplify managing file systems using ONTAP CLI
Amazon FSx for NetApp ONTAP is announcing two additional capabilities that make it even easier for you to secure and audit access to your file systems: you can now create additional ONTAP file system administrator users for your file system and you can use Active Directory credentials to access the ONTAP CLI.
Amazon RDS now supports custom data types in Trusted Language Extensions for PostgreSQL
Trusted Language Extensions for PostgreSQL now supports building your own custom data types and is available on Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) for PostgreSQL. You can now use Trusted Language Extensions for PostgreSQL to create a new base (or scalar) data type, specify how it is stored, and define functions that support SQL and index operations for this new data type.