Mouser has signed a global distribution agreement with Marvell covering  Marvell Fast Ethernet and Alaska Gigabit Ethernet PHY transceivers. The octal Fast Ethernet PHY family, including the 88E3082 and 88E3083 devices, features power consumption under 150 mW per port, enabling network systems manufacturers to decrease system costs by reducing both power supply and fan requirements. The Alaska Gigabit Ethernet ...

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Global fab equipment spending will increase 14% this year to $62.8 billion and is expected to rise 7.5%, to $67.5 billion, in 2019, marking the fourth consecutive year of spending growth and the highest investment year for fab equipment in the history of the industry, according to the latest World Fab Forecast Report published today ...

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Qualcomm is reported to have started a big lay-off programme.  Layoff.com profile, a site which claims to represent affected Qualcomm employees, reports jobs being moved to India. Official announcements are anticipated at the October  financial reporting round. Having failed to buy NXP, and incurring a $2 billion break up fee, Qualcomm is now looking light ...

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EM Microelectronic of Marin has announced its next generation family of Bluetooth beacons with longer battery life, longer range, over-the-air customizations and modular certification. The first beacon of the family, the EMBC22, is an upgrade and replacement of EM’s  EMBC02 BLE beacon. The new beacon is easier to install or deploy thanks to the over-the-air ...

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Go-Jek of Jakarta, Indonesia’s motor-bike hailing service, which was valued at  $5 billion in its last funding round when it raised $1.5 billion, is in talks to raise another $2 billion, reports Bloomberg. Current backers include Tencent, Temasek and Warburg Pincus. Earlier this month it started a motor-bike hailing service in Hanoi. It plans to ...

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OmniVision, Leopard Imaging and TI have developed an HD automotive camera module reference design using OmniVision’s OX01B40 image sensor plus image signal processor (ISP) system-in-package (SiP), as well as TI’s DS90UB933-Q1 or DS90UB935-Q1 serializer chip and TPS65000-Q1 power management integrated circuit (PMIC). All four components are AEC-Q100 Grade 2 qualified, with an operating range of -40 ...

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Hydrogen fuel cells are still very much a challenger to electricity as the successor to the internal combustion engine, says Hyundai Motor vice chairman Woong-chul Wang (pictured), “Hydrogen has been talked about as the ultimate solution for zero emissions in the auto industry for decades,” says Wang, “there was reluctance because the technology of fuel-cell vehicles ...

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Hitachi has developed a SiC-based ‘TED-MOS’ (Trench-Etched-Double-Diffused MOS) device using a fin-structured trench MOSFET based on the conventional DMOS-FET. An energy saving of 50% over a DMOS-FET was confirmed as the structure reduces the electric field strength, an index of durability, by 40% and resistance by 25% compared to a DMOS-FET. Hitachi intends to apply ...

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