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Backside Power Delivery is seen as one of the most important technologies for future IC process improvements. Intel says it will introduce the technology in products next year, TSMC says it will be available for its customers in 2025 and Samsung saying it will be used in its 2nm process coming at the end of …
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Electrons and other charge carriers can move faster in germanium tin than in silicon or germanium, enabling lower operation voltages and smaller footprints in vertical than in planar devices, say CEA-Leti researchers. This proof-of-concept breakthrough means vertical transistors made of germanium tin are promising candidates for future low-power, high-performance chips and possibly quantum computers. Germanium–tin …
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Agile Analog, the customisable analogue IP company, is launching the first complete analogue IP subsystem for RISC-V applications. The initial subsystem includes all the analog IP required for a typical battery powered IoT system, including a power management unit (PMU), a sleep management unit (SMU), and data converters. This process agnostic, customisable and digitally wrapped …
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Renesas Electronics has teamed up with electric motor maker Nidec to develop a 6-in-1 e-axle for electric vehicles. E-axles combine motor, inverter and gearbox into one unit and, according to Renesas, are beginning to collect other power electronics functions such as dc-dc converters and on-board chargers to form a convenient package for car makers to …
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Faced with an empty driving seat, pedestrians trust certain visual prompts when deciding whether to cross in front of an autonomous car, according to the University of Nottingham, which has studied such behaviour on its own campus. The study used a fake autonomous car, with a concealed human driver, equipped with animated display panels on …
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MBA Polymers UK has launched a recycled ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) feedstock for injection moulding in electronics, automotive and consumer industries. ‘ABS 4125 UL’ is UL certified and contains ≥95% post-consumer recycled content, derived from the waste electronics sector. It is already being exported to the USA and Hong Kong. “UL accreditation verifies the quality, …
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Backside power delivery, which Intel calls PowerVia, is going to be a big factor in the company’s 20A node due in 2024. Putting the power circuitry on the back of the wafer, reduces the area required for front-side logic circuitry by up to 20%. That means the process used for the interconnect layers can be …
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GlobalFoundries and ST have completed the agreement to create a new, jointly-operated, high-volume semiconductor manufacturing facility in Crolles (France), which was announced on 11 July 2022. “I would like to thank Minister Le Maire, the French Minister of the Economy and Finance, and his team for their support and the dedication for the last 12+ …
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Electronics manufacturing SMEs from the Northern Powerhouse region have gathered in Leeds to boost their exports to Australia, supported by Lord Botham, formerly cricketer Ian Botham, the UK Government’s trade envoy to Australia. “The round-table included 20 UK business heads, representing a mix of businesses who either already export to Australia and New Zealand, or …
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Today, AWS announces the general availability of AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS) Serverless , which automatically provisions and scales migration resources to make database migrations easier. With AWS DMS Serverless, you can replicate data across a wide variety of popular database and analytics engines and services, such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, Amazon Redshift, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon Aurora, and more. AWS DMS Serverless manages the undifferentiated database migration work, minimizing the need for you to manually estimate, provision, monitor, and scale resources. You can now start your migrations within hours and save money by paying only for the data migration resources you use.