Toshiba’s initial focus since going private on Wednesday will be on PMICs and making a ten percent operating profit, said CEO Taro Shimada (pictured) earlier today. “In the short-term, expanding ...
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Adroit, a market research specialist, has released a report on the projected size of the global commercial satellite imaging market, 2021 to 2031. It calculates a CAGR of 7.6 % ...
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The AEC-200 Y2 class interference suppressor capacitors by Cornell Dubilier that meet a 2,000 hour THB (temperature, humidity and bias) life test are available from New Yorker Electronics. The MYH ...
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Hyperloop One, which was pursuing the Elon Musk idea of shooting passenger vehicles down evacuated tubes at 700 mph, is closing down, reports Bloomberg. The company raised over $450 million ...
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The first major parts of ASML’s first production high-NA EUV machine have been delivered to Intel’s Oregon development fab. “We’re excited and proud to ship our first high NA EUV ...
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Synopsys has acquired Imperas the 18 year-old Thame-based software tools developer. Apart from Imperas’ website saying “Imperas is now part of Synopsys” there has been no announcement of the deal. ...
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2024 will see a ‘transformative shift’ in the display driver IC (DDIC), says TrendForce. Demand – pushed by TVs, gaming monitors, and notebooks – is set to increase but prices ...
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Ultraleap and Prophesee have joined up to develop a system using event sensors and hand tracking in AR devices. The development utlises Ultraleap’s computer vision and ML models and with ...
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