The world and its aunt want Chinese memory to avoid paying the absurd prices charged by the Big Four, Ed confides to his diary, China has about 14% of the …

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Reducing Design Risks and Accelerating Production Readiness through Virtual Assembly Industry: Industrial Key Capabilities: DFM Analysis · Valor NPI · Virtual Assembly · Yield Optimization · Component Spacing Analysis Overview …

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There could be an element of one-upmanship in the kind of foldable phone you buy this year. A third of  the foldables sold last year cost over $1,600 and 60% …

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Raspberry Pi has upgraded its secure boot provisioning software, rpi-sb-provisioner, making it easier to provision more complex operating system images and deploy Raspberry Pi Connect at scale. Version 2.3 of …

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Panmnesia has demonstrated that its next-stage CXL controller and PBR (Port-Based Routing) switch keep memory-access latency low while extending memory expansion to span dozens of servers or more. Meta has …

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SEMI has written a letter to the US government asking it not to intervene in the memory chip market. The letter is being seen as opposition to Apple’s request to …

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At the weekend, Micron broke ground on a $9.3 billion expansion of its fab in Hiroshima supported by a $4.8 billion allocation by the Japanese government. “Micron’s very first HBM …

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The most read stories on the site cover South Korea planning to double memory output, top Internet content creator’s earnings, and  the Pax Silica semiconductor and AI supply chain summit.

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Europe’s involvement in the semiconductor industry has always an on-off, hot-cold, up-and-down kind of thing. The  November 11th 1996 edition of Electronics Weekly carried this piece: ‘During the 1970s and …

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Raytheon has announced it is developing a large-aperture telescope for the Lazuli Space Observatory, part of The Eric and Wendy Schmidt Observatory System at Schmidt Sciences. It features on orbit‑tuning …

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