Huawei expects 29% drop in 2021 revenues

Huawei expects 2021 revenue of $99.48 billion, 28.9% down on 2020. In a letter to employees, rotating chairman Guo Ping blamed “an unpredictable business environment, the politicisation of technology, and a growing deglobalisation movement.” US sanctions have denied Huawei acess to leading edge ICs, Android and the US telecoms market. “We need to stick to ...

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Techinsights invests for 3nm node

Techinsights, the IC reverse engineering specialists, has made significant investment in its lab technology, with the commitment to purchase the following in 2022: A new Raith CHIPSCANNER A new Ion Beam Etcher A new TALOS TEM from ThermoFisher (formerly FEI) “The Raith CHIPSCANNER will ‘future proof’ us, furthering TechInsights’ ability to image at the 3nm ...

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TUM develops spin materials for quantum computing

While conventional electronics relies on the transport of electrons, components that convey spin information alone may be many times more energy efficient. Physicists at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research in Stuttgart have now made an important advance in the development of novel materials for such ...

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Capacitorless 3D DRAM

Capacitorless  indium-gallium-zinc-oxide (IGZO DRAM is a suitable candidate for realizing high-density 3D DRAM, says Imec. Imec has developed  a fully 300mm BEOL compatible IGZO-based capacitorless DRAM cell with >103s retention and unlimited (>1011) endurance. These results were obtained after selecting the most optimal integration scheme for the single IGZO transistors, i.e., a gate-last integration scheme ...

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