The University of Bath is to build a new £60m institute to develop the next generation of electric cars.
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Distributor Anglia’s strength is its UK focus
CEO Steve Rawlins aims to nearly double the size of distributor Anglia in the next five years
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2017 semi equipment sales to top 2000 record
Sales of new semiconductor manufacturing equipment are projected to increase 19.8% to $49.4 billion in 2017, marking the first time that the semiconductor equipment market has exceeded the market high of $47.7 billion set in 2000, says SEMI. In 2018, 7.7% growth is expected, resulting in another record-breaking year ─ totaling $53.2 billion for the ...
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Demand surge causes a shortage of components
The components supply chain is facing a ‘perfect storm’ amid growing demand and extending lead times
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Comment: Electric cars are the key to ending our addiction to oil
A shift of emphasis to electric cars will raise supply challenges for both components suppliers and talent managers.
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200mm wafer processing on track for record
200mm capacity will exceed its 2007 peak in 2020, says SEMI, when a level of 5.7 million 200mm wpm level is expected to be reached. after the 2007 peak in capacity, 200mm production dropped off sharply following the 2008-9 financial crash which saw 200mm capacity reach its low point in 2009. Since 2009, however, installed ...
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