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| Qualcomm released SoCs for micro-cells |
6/13/2014 |
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"The small cell is able to scan its environment and detect new neighbours that may be coming up, detect power of a macro cell and make adjustments to its setting to make that cell easier to deploy,"
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| Maxwell has ultra-cap for special applications |
6/13/2014 |
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"Batteries are limited in their ability to deliver high power to a load. Ultracapacitors are capable of releasing electrical energy at high power levels, and they can accept a high rate of charge, making them an ideal complement to batteries in high-power applications."
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| Texas governor knocks at Tesla's doors |
6/12/2014 |
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California and Texas are among a handful of states fighting for the planned battery plant, which will represent a $5 billion investment from the California-based car company and its partners.
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| On Semi acquires Aptina Image sensor technology |
6/12/2014 |
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The acquisition will make On Semi a player in the image sensor segments of the automotive and industrial semiconductor markets. Other markets addressed by Aptina's products include cameras, mobile devices, and computing and gaming platforms.
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| ST announced new Field Effect Rectifier diode |
6/12/2014 |
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The ST FERD family provides an attractive alternative as it meets the efficiency levels required by the energy-savings standards applicable to off-line switch mode power supplies while costing about 30 per cent less than a synchronous rectification kit.
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| Micron to disclose progress on ReRAM |
6/11/2014 |
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Micron says the presentation will introduce a ReRAM cell technology meeting the storage class memory performance specifications for a 16 Gigabit ReRAM with 200 Megabyte per second write and 1 Gigabyte per second read speeds.
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| Samsung continue to invest in Vietnam |
6/11/2014 |
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Samsung's move to expand its production base in Vietnam comes as the country is undergoing a swift economic transition. Exports of smartphones and computer parts are beginning to overtake those of coffee and garments.
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| Global Semi-industry maintains strong momentum |
6/11/2014 |
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"The market remains well ahead of the pace set in 2013, which was a record year for semiconductor revenues. April marked the twelfth consecutive month that YoY sales have increased, and we expect that trend to continue during the remainder of 2014 and into 2015."
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| A chip to diagnose your illness |
6/11/2014 |
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"We will not need a primary doctor in the future, you will get tested [at home or in a clinic] and go directly to a specialist. I believe it will happen in five to seven years,"
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| Mobile DRAM rises above PC memory |
6/10/2014 |
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Mobile DRAMs took up 34 percent of the global market in the first quarter of 2014, more than the 31 percent in the PC sector.
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| Manufacturing driven by investment |
6/10/2014 |
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"There will be growth in the construction supply chain — HVAC, wood, paint, appliances, and furniture—as we anticipate both residential and nonresidential increases. The acceleration driver will be investment.”
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| Fitness wearable catches on |
6/10/2014 |
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At a developer conference in San Francisco this fall Sohn will publish hardware interfaces for Simband, an open specification for a bracelet that can accommodate a wide array of fitness and medical sensors.
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| Cadmium Arsenide 3D beats Graphene |
6/9/2014 |
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Cadmium Arsenide can transmit electricity at tremendous speeds, but will also work in three dimensions, which is far more useful when building transistors and sensors.
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| IoT market to hit $400 billion |
6/9/2014 |
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the annual value of the overall IoT market in 2024 will be $400 billion with $46 billion coming from hardware, $59 billion from cloud infrastructure and $296 billion from data processing services. That data processing will represent 15 per cent of all data processing on the planet.
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| Weekly Jobless Claims Rise to 312,000 |
6/5/2014 |
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The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits rose last week, but the underlying trend continued to point to a firming labor market.
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| Micron's 256GB SSD debuts at $110 |
6/3/2014 |
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Micron Technology's Crucial brand is trying to set a new low-price watermark for solid-state drives. The new MX100 SSD delivers 256 gigabytes of storage for $109.99, Crucial said on Monday.
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| Sony Discontinues PSP After 10 Years |
6/3/2014 |
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Sony announced today that the portable gaming device, originally launched ten years ago, will be discontinued worldwide by the end of 2014. The Associated Press reports that PSP shipments ended in North America in January, are scheduled to end in Japan this month, and will come to a close later this year in Europe. Sony is now, of course, pushing the platform's successor, the PlayStation Vita.
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