Micron is to buy Intel’s share of their 12 year-old flash jv IM Flash Technologies. Micron will pay $1.5 billion for the stake and will assume responsibility for $1billion debt owed by Intel to the jv. Each company originally put in about $1.2 billion to found the jv in 2006. The move could be the ...
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At Engineering Design Show 2018, we caught up with Jonathan Abbott at Lascar Electronics
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Novel neuromorphic and 3D devices, along with advances in memories and in core integrated circuit technology, are among the highlights of the upcoming 64th IEDM which will be held December 1-5, 2018 at the Hilton San Francisco Union Square hotel. With 230 scheduled presentations, the conference’s tradition of spotlighting more leading work in more areas of ...
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Claiming to be the world’s biggest photovoltaics installation in the world, 185 m² of organic photovoltaic films were installed on the façade of a warehouse of Duisburger Hafen AG. The trial installation has 192, three metre long HeliaSol film panels, making it the largest facade installation to date with organic photovoltaics (OPV). HeliaSol is a ...
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Renesas has extended its R-Car family of SoCs with the introduction of the R-Car E3 to realize high-end 3D graphics on the largest class of displays used for automotive instrument clusters – 12.3 inches, 1,920 x 720 pixels. Combining 3D rendering with integrated audio DSP and other peripheral functions, the single-chip SoC supports instrument clusters ...
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Murata claims to have developed the world’s smallest 32.768 kHz MEMS resonator (the WMRAG series). Based on miniature MEMS technology, the new resonators exhibit stable frequency characteristics with a temperature drift of <160 ppm across their operating range of -30 to 85 °C. Initial frequency accuracy is ±20 ppm which is at the level expected ...
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Socionext, ArchiTek, and Toyota have signed an agreement to start an R&D project on ‘Evolutionary, Low-Power AI Edge LSI’. The project is being sponsored by New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO), a Japanese governmental organization promoting the development and introduction of new energy technologies. It is scheduled to conclude in March 2022 with ...
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