DRAM ASPs to keep falling into Q3

DRAM ASPs are expected to keep falling into Q3, reports DRAMeXchange, as inventories accumulated by DRAM suppliers (including wafer banks) have generally reached  6 weeks. Supply bits will continue to grow thanks to contributions from the 1Ynm process.  With an aim to greatly reduce inventory levels, DRAM suppliers in general will continue to adopt large ...

This story continues at DRAM ASPs to keep falling into Q3

Or just read more coverage at Electronics Weekly

Semi market to fall 10% this year, says Semiconductor Intelligence.

Bill Jewell’s Semiconductor Intelligence reckons the market will be down 10% this year. The 2018 semiconductor market finished weak with an 8.2% decline in the fourth quarter from the third, says SI. The first quarter of 2019 will be even weaker. Most major semiconductor companies are expecting up to double digit declines in 1Q 2019 ...

This story continues at Semi market to fall 10% this year, says Semiconductor Intelligence.

Or just read more coverage at Electronics Weekly

African tech start-ups come to London

Twenty tech start-ups from Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa arrived in London today to take part in the first Go Global Africa programme. Go Global is an innovation scheme which supports startups to improve their business skills and capability, build links with the UK’s thriving tech sector and work with UK expertise to take their ...

This story continues at African tech start-ups come to London

Or just read more coverage at Electronics Weekly

Infineon PWM controller enables currents up to 1000A.

Infineon claims to have come up with the industry’s first 16-phase digital PWM multiphase controller which enables currents up to 1000A and higher for next generation CPUs, GPUs, FPGA and ASICs. As CPU current requirements increase to enable next generation AI and networking workloads, DC-DC voltage regulators (VR) need to deliver more than 500 A to ...

This story continues at Infineon PWM controller enables currents up to 1000A.

Or just read more coverage at Electronics Weekly

Video: Tackling issues around Employment and Careers in Engineering

At the EW BrightSparks 2019 selection panel meeting, this week, we tapped into the expertise of the industry figures taking part. Hear them discussing opportunities for employment and careers within engineering. For example, what makes a good engineer in the first place? What is the UK’s vision? How young do the students need to be ...

This story continues at Video: Tackling issues around Employment and Careers in Engineering

Or just read more coverage at Electronics Weekly

DesignSpark hosts connectivity resource centre

RS Components has partnered with connector and sensor company, TE Connectivity, to launch TE Learning Centre, an online, interactive educational resource for connectivity and sensor technologies. The Centre is available now on DesignSpark, RS Components’ community for design engineers. There will be a series of interactive micro-courses, lasting between five and 10 minutes, with information ...

This story continues at DesignSpark hosts connectivity resource centre

Or just read more coverage at Electronics Weekly

Stratasys invests in UK AM sector

Offices in Cambridge and Derby have been opened by Stratasys to drive the adoption of additive manufacturing (AM). The new offices will house technical and business consultants and software developers from GrabCAD, Stratasys’ software start-up, a cloud-based CAD file sharing system. In Derby, strategic consultants will help UK businesses implement AM strategies for 3D printing ...

This story continues at Stratasys invests in UK AM sector

Or just read more coverage at Electronics Weekly

Distribution enters a transition phase

Randall Restle, vice president, applications Engineering at Digi-Key Electronics considers how the industry continues to change and what support is required for customers today. “While it might be true that classical, board-level designers are aging, there is an explosion of people entering embedded design.  This is forcing a change in how customers are supported,” Restle ...

This story continues at Distribution enters a transition phase

Or just read more coverage at Electronics Weekly

Mouser brings edge computing via krtkl signing

Following the signing of a global distribution agreement, Mouser announced three boards from embedded hardware and software company, krtkl. The company specialises in edge computing applications from mechatronics and automation to computer vision and remote sensing.  The boards now available from the distributor are the snickerdoodle black system on module (SoM), the breakyBreaky breakout baseboard ...

This story continues at Mouser brings edge computing via krtkl signing

Or just read more coverage at Electronics Weekly