Infineon had calendar Q1 revenues up 22% y-oY and 4% sequentially at €3.298 billion for a profit of €761 million at a margin of 23.1% It had free cash flow of €120 million. For calendar Q2 it forecasts revenue of around €3.4 billion at a margin of around 21%. For its FY 2022, Infineon expects ...

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Design IP Sales Grew 19.4% in 2021 to reach $5.45 billion, reports Eric Esteve’s IPnest in its Design IP Report for May 2022. The feport ranks IP vendors by category (CPU, DSP, GPU & ISP, Wired Interface, SRAM Memory Compiler, Flash Memory Compiler, Library and I/O, AMS, Wireless Interface, Infrastructure and Misc. Digital) and by ...

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The automotive radar market is expected to reach $12.8 billion by 2027, says Yole Developpement. This market growth will come from 4D and imaging radar. “The first commercial automotive radar was introduced in 2000 for Daimler and BMW cars,” says Yole’s Cédric Malaquin, “during 2020 and 2021, leading radar suppliers launched their 5th-generation radars. Modern ...

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Ubicquia, the mobile infrastructure supplier, and Movandi, the 5G mmWave RF specialist, aim to create a mmWave repeater that plugs into a streetlight’s photocell socket. mmWave frequencies provide the gigabit per second throughputs promised by 5G and needed to keep pace with evolving capacity demands. In the US, for example, network operators have spent $4.5 ...

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Industry R&D spending will rise  9% this year to $80.5 billion  after an 13% rise last hear to reach a record high of $71.4 billion, reports IC Insights’ Q2 Update to the McLean Report 2022. Intel continues to lead the R&D rankings, spending $15.2 billion on R&D last year., The top 10 raised spending 18% ...

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Rambus is to buy Hardent, the specialist in silicon design, verification, compression, and Error Correction Code (ECC). The acquisition should strengthen the Rambus CXL Memory Interconnect Initiative. “Driven by the demands of advanced workloads like AI/ML and the move to disaggregated data center architectures, industry momentum for CXL-based solutions continues to grow,” says Luc Seraphin, ...

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The government has set out plans for how the tech regulator will tackle the dominance of major firms. New ‘fair-play’ rules for the biggest tech firms would make it easier for people to switch between phone operating systems and mean smaller firms are alerted to algorithm changes. There are plans for fines up to 10 ...

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The Telecom Infra Project (TIP), enabling disaggregated telecoms infrastructure networks, has launched the ‘TIP Academy’. TIP sees the need for an industry-led, operator and vendor neutral training service designed to train telecoms workers  to participate in, or lead on, the solution, design, development, testing and deployment of  disaggregated networks. TIP Academy is a B2B learning ...

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