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How far is one beholden to one’s old mates? Ed ruminates in his diary. My former colleagues from my semiconductor industry days are getting on to me trying to persuade me to accelerate government procurement programmes which have been approved or are awaiting approval. The reason is obvious – with an industry downturn looming, inventories …
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If the US, Europe and Japan react to a Chinese invasion of Taiwan in the same way as they did to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, then world GDP would take a $2.6 trillion hit – representing a 3% decline in world GDP – reports the Nikkei, citing a study from China’s Ministry of Public Security …
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52 years ago a company hired 50 of the best researchers they could find and put them to work imagining the future of computing. Three years later this group of iconoclastic free-thinkers had invented the personal computer, the laser printer, Ethernet, page description languages, the mouse and the GUI. But the company didn’t make any …
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Q2 notebook PC volumes were down -15% y-o-y says Strategy Analytics, but volumes and ASPs are still better than they were before Covid. Lenovo barely under-performed the total market and remains the #1 Notebook PC vendor, as shipments (sell-in) fell to 12.8 million units in Q2 2022 (calendar year); this represented -17% decline from the 15.5 …
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Now in its fifth year of awards, EW BrightSparks sees Electronics Weekly partner with RS Grass Roots to highlight the brightest and most talented young engineers in the UK today. Here, in our series on the latest EW BrightSparks of 2022, we highlight Ana Claudia Reis, a Software Engineering Manager at Imagination Technologies. Achievement Ana is …
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Digi-Key Electronics is expanding its product distribution capacity, with the opening of new facilities in Thief River Falls in Minnesota. The official ribbon cutting ceremony of its new centre is pictured above. This increases the company’s headquarters’ footprint by 2.2 million square feet, it highlights, for a combined total of more than 3 million square …
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Andes and Green Hills are to develop an integrated automotive compute offering for IC designers based on the AndesCore 25-Series RISC-V processor IP including the safety-certified µ-velOSity RTOS, the ASIL-certified MULTI development environment with advanced system-level debugging and analysis tools and C/C++ Optimizing Compilers, along with the Green Hills Probe for JTAG and trace target connections. The …
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Elon Musk is looking at a tie-up between his brain implant unit Neuralink with the implant startup Synchron, reports Reuters. Synchron says it “has developed an endovascular brain computer interface that can access every corner of the brain using its natural highways, the blood vessels. Our breakthrough platform launches a new frontier for the treatment …
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Power module companies Semikron and Danfoss subsidiary Danfoss Silicon Power have completed their merger to form Semikron-Danfossmerge, majority owned by Danfoss. Of the two family-owned companies, Semikron is bringing in 3,000 staff from 24 subsidiaries worldwide, and there will be 500 from Danfoss Silicon Power. “Semikron-Danfoss will leverage its core business in industrial and renewable …
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Smithy Interface Definition Language (IDL) 2.0 is now generally available. Smithy is Amazon’s next-generation API modeling language that is based on our experience building tens of thousands of APIs and generating SDKs. Using IDL 2.0, developers can now author Smithy models and generate code from Smithy models in a simpler, more intuitive way.