Arm is showing its aspirations in the automotive market with the launch of a second core aimed at the sector. It has come up with a core called Cortex-A65E designed to process the multiple streams of data generated by sensors in cars. The core is expected to be in designs in 2020. The A65E is ...
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[author Mouser says that by the end of 2018 it expects to have achieved a growth of almost 50% in Europe, with a customer increase in excess of 18%. This the result of targeted customer promotions that aim to provide more of what designers need to inspire, innovate and expedite their latest projects, supported by ...
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Cisco is to buy the photonics IC specialist Luxtera for $660 million. “Our customers are looking to address the unrelenting demand for more bandwidth driven by an emerging class of distributed cloud, mobility, and IoT applications,’ says Cisco’s Rob Salvagno (pictured), “simply put, the exponentially growing demands on the network require a new era of ...
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North America-based manufacturers of semiconductor equipment posted $1.94 billion in billings worldwide in November 2018 (three-month average basis), according SEMI. The billings figure is 4.2 percent lower than the final October 2018 level of $2.03 billion, and is 5.3 percent lower than the November 2017 billings level of $2.05 billion. “For the first time in over ...
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Despite the trade war, IC Insights believes the semiconductor industry will grow. The growth is not big – single digit – but it is considerably more optimistic than SEMI’s forecast for the 2019 fab equipment industry which switched, this week, from a positive 7% to a negative 8%. While acknowledging that China will play a ...
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MACOM has announced two new negative voltage drivers designed for use with a broad range of MACOM’s AlGaAs and HMIC PIN diode switches. The MADR-011020 and MADR-011022 drivers enable integration that complements the industry-leading performance of MACOM’s advanced PIN diodes, providing designers with layout-efficient and cost-effective solutions while eliminating the design complexities and time to market ...
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