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Ed Prepares To Take The Profit On His Hoarded Chips
The time has come to flog off my hoarded ICs, Ed confides to his diary, ASPs aren’t going to go any higher, the extra industry capex pumped in last year will start to impact the market in H2 and now’s the time to liquidate my ill-earned gains. These are spectacular. It’s been a ‘name-your-price’ market …
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Most Read articles – Automotive MCUs, Bitcoin wastage, Semiconductor crash
There’s Virgin Orbit completing its third mission, Infineon’s 28nm Aurix automotive MCUs, a crackdown on Bitcoin mining in China, the (illusory) hopes of building up a national chip industry and predictions of a coming crash for the semiconductor industry…
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Arnie’s Lament
Arnie Weinstock, who knew more than most about the industry-government procurement nexus, had a view on it which is still relevant today. ”Historically,our foreign competitors were helped much more than we were, particularly in realizing their international ambitions,” said Weinstock, “this is notably true in the industries with which GEC operates: industries connected with public …
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Smartcar, a connected car software integration development site, has raised $24 million in a Series B financing round delivered by Energize Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz and New Enterprise Associates. The site enables developers to integrate software applications and services in connected cars. Founded by two brothers, Sahas and Sanketh Katta, Smartcar aims to provide the software …
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Arm releases Morello evaluation board
Arm has released the Morello evaluation board which is being made available to partners for the first time. The Morello prototype architecture, developed at Arm based on the CHERI technology has been prototyped in a specially designed demonstrator Armv8.2-A SoC. The aim is to prevent memory security breaches in the underlying hardware in future, rather …
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ESA preps call for Young Graduate Trainee opportunities
The European Space Agency (ESA) is about to open its call for 2022 Young Graduate Trainee (YGT) opportunities. Established in 1983, the YGT Programme lasts for one year (with possible extension to a second year) and gives an opportunity to work on European space missions. Basically, every year in February, the ESA publishes around 100 …
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Semis grow 25%
Semiconductor revenue increased 25.1% in 2021 to total $583.5 billion, says Gartner. “As the global economy bounced back in 2021, shortages appeared throughout the semiconductor supply chain, particularly in the automotive industry,” said Gartner vo Andrew Norwood, “the resulting combination of strong demand as well as logistics and raw material price increases drove semiconductors’ ASP higher contributing …
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A piece of paper knocks the cost out of perovskite solar cell creation
Italian and Iranian scientists have replaced spin-coating with a simple piece of paper in a process to make perovskite solar cells. Spin coating is much like children’s spin painting, except that close control of process parameters results in the deposition of a continuous thin even film on the substrate. If aiming to deposit a poly-crystalline …
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Siemens Digital and UMC co-develop BCD PDKs
Siemens Digital Industries Software and UMC are co-developing PDK’s for the foundry’s 110nm and 170nm BCD procecesses. The PDKs are optimised for Siemens EDA’s Tanner custom design flow software. Siemens’ custom IC design kits built using its Tanner software are now available for UMC’s BCD processes. The foundry’s 110-nm and 180-nm BCD platforms aim to …
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