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Arrow signs Alorium

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Arrow Electronics has entered into a global distribution agreement with Alorium Technology, a provider of compact, high-performance embedded computing solutions for the industrial and commercial internet of things (IoT) markets, technology startups and the advanced maker movement. Arrow will sell Alorium’s FPGA-based solutions, including the XLR8 development board that enables new levels of performance and …

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November SEMI billings up 1.6%

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SEMI’s November billings figure was 1.6% up on October at $2.05 billion. The November figure is 27.2% higher than the $1.6 billion of billings in November 2016. “November billings for North American equipment manufacturers increased modestly for the first time in four months,” said Dan Tracy, Senior Director, Industry Research and Statistics, at SEMI. “Year-to-date …

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Why Don’t Programmables Grow?

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Why don’t programmable grow. The FPGA market was worth $4 billion in 2008 and $4 billion in 2016. It seems a no-brainer that, as ASICs got more expensive programmables would grow. But they didn’t. In 1996  the FPGA market was worth $1.9 billion and Xilinx forecasted it would be worth $5.8 billion in 2001. In 2001, the …

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