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Honda Motor to begin a battery sharing service for electric tricycle taxis in India 12/10/2021
Honda will work to eliminate issues through the use of swappable batteries and by sharing such batteries. To this end, Honda will start a battery sharing service for electric rickshaws, using MPP e: in the first half of 2022.
SiLC Technologies (SiLC) offers new LiDAR sensor 12/9/2021
The new Eyeonic Vision Sensor takes LiDAR provide accurate instantaneous depth, velocity, and dual-polarization intensity information while enabling immunity to multi-user and environmental interference.
NEC Corp budgets $4.4 billion for acquisitions 12/9/2021
NEC Corp could spend up to 500 billion yen ($4.4 billion) over the next five years on acquisitions in order to bolster its technology offerings, including 5G mobile broadband, the company’s CEO said.
IC market forecast to grow 25% in 2022 12/9/2021
A “direction indicator” more accurately describes the expected direction and intensity of the annual IC market growth rate as compared to the previous year.
Foxconn and Stellantis N.V. forms partnership to design EV chips 12/9/2021
The collaboration will support Stellantis’ initiatives to reduce semiconductor complexity, design an all-new family of purpose-built semiconductors to support Stellantis vehicles, and provide capabilities and flexibility in this area of growing importance as vehicles become increasingly software-defined.
Intel plans to take Mobileye public next year 12/8/2021
Spinning Mobileye out into a separate publicly traded company could increase value for Intel shareholders, its parent company said in an announcement that went out late Monday. A source told TechCrunch the IPO is expected to take about six months.
EU has stopped the clock on its investigation into the Nvidia-Arm takeover 12/8/2021
While the UK and EU antitrust units have consigned the deal to in-depth investigations, the US FTC has initiated legal action against the takeover subjecting it to an ‘administrative trial’ starting on August 9th.
Efficient Power Conversion offers EPC2070, a 100V GaN transistor for power conversions 12/8/2021
A maximum RDS(on) of 23m? and a 34A pulsed output current for high efficiency power conversion in a tiny 1.1mm2 footprint.
Marvell to ship its 5 billionth hard disk drive (HDD) controller next month 12/8/2021
This achievement is a testament to the longevity of Marvell’s HDD business and underscores the company’s ongoing commitment to investing in and developing cutting-edge Bravera HDD products and IP to address the ever-increasing need for greater storage capacity.
Samsung Electronics recognized with a $110 billion of Export 12/7/2021
This is the first time that a single Korean company exceeded $100 billion in annual exports. The Trade Ministry said Samsung has maintained the top position in the global market with products ranging from televisions to foldable phones memory chips.
Toshiba walked away from potential private equity buyout offers at a substantial premium 12/7/2021
Toshiba, instead focus on a plan to split itself in three, has widened the gulf between the conglomerate and a number of its hedge fund investors.
Chip shortage to continue into 2022 12/7/2021
As demand for chips continues to soar, supply chains will remain constrained for the foreseeable future. That means everyone — semiconductor businesses and their customers — should focus on building more resilient supply chains and use just-in-time models selectively.
Semiconductor shortage accelerates innovation 12/7/2021
With enduring pressure to keep costs in check, OEM design engineers will keep striving to optimize the footprint and number of components in their designs on both the board and systems level. In response, suppliers will be stepping up their innovation efforts.
Global Semiconductor revenue to reach $550 Billion in 2022 12/6/2021
SIA has endorsed the WSTS Fall 2021 global semiconductor sales forecast, which projects the industry’s worldwide sales will be $553 billion in 2021, a 25.6% increase from the 2020 sales total of $440.4 billion.
Ford joint force with GlobalFoundries in autonomist driving 12/6/2021
The deal would open the door for chip advancements in battery management, self-driving systems and in-car data networking.
Tower Semiconductor certified Siemens' mPower SBC13 and SBC18 process 12/6/2021
The software is the industry’s first and only IC power integrity verification solution to provide virtually unlimited scalability for analog, digital, and mixed signal ICs, enabling comprehensive power, electromigration (EM), and voltage drop (IR) analysis for even the largest IC designs.
FTC sued to block $40 billion Nvidia/Arm merger deal 12/6/2021
The FTC said the deal would give Nvidia too much control over technology and designs “that rival firms rely on to develop their own competing chips.” The Commission said it believes the combination would have both the means and the incentive to stifle market innovation.
Taiwan - the biggest spender in IC gears 12/3/2021
Taiwan was the largest buyer of semiconductor equipment in the third quarter of this year, as domestic firms expanded production capacity and upgraded technologies to improve global competitiveness, the global semiconductor trade association SEMI said Thursday.
SK hynix forms American Business Unit 12/3/2021
SK hynix has set up a new business unit solely dedicated to the US market where the memory chip giant has made a renewed push to secure a firm footing and expand partnership with local tech firms.
After IP settlement, Micron now works with UMC to bolster IC supply chains 12/3/2021
Micron Technology has announced an expansion of its business relationship with United Microelectronics (UMC), providing Micron opportunities to secure supply for automotive, mobile and critical customers into the future.
Analog Devices extended battery life and reduce size in Internet of Things (IoT) devices 12/3/2021
The MAXM38643 1.8V to 5.5V input, 330nA quiescent current (IQ), 600mA buck module and the MAXM17225 0.4V to 5.5V input, 300nA IQ, 1A boost module with True Shutdown feature the lowest IQ compared to competitive solutions and deliver more battery life.
Applied Materials declares shortage on chips to make more IC manufacturing equipment 12/2/2021
Supply chain bottlenecks are taking a toll on its revenue and profits. CEO Gary Dickerson said on a recent conference call for investors and analysts the chip shortage forced it to push out $300 million in revenue for the fourth quarter of 2021, which ended October 31.
Amazon.com Inc's cloud computing unit takes on Intel and Nvidia with custom chips 12/2/2021
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the world's biggest cloud computing provider and one of the biggest buyers of data center chips, whose computing power AWS rents out to its customers. Ever since buying a startup called Annapurna Labs in 2015, AWS has worked to develop its own custom chips.
U.S. military and NASA are concentrating on quantum technologies for communications 12/2/2021
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is investing in efforts to integrate quantum technologies into RF antennas to improve the sensitivity of military sensor systems. Those upgrades would also increase access to bandwidth, as would upcoming NASA laser communications demonstrations.
GlobalFoundries posted a 5-percent quarterly jump in revenues 12/2/2021
Despite global chip shortages, GlobalFoundries reported net income of $5 million in its third quarter ending Sept. 30, putting the chipmaker back in the black after reporting a $293 million net loss a year ago. The company also exceeded analysts’ earnings-per-share estimates of $0.00 with an adjusted EPS of $0.07.
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