The Changchun Institute of Optics, Fine Mechanics and Physics has created a silicon carbide mirror 4m across – claiming it to be the world’s largest aspheric mirror made from the ...
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Die-bonding at up to 60,000 flip-chips per hour, is what ITEC is claiming for its ADAT3 XF TwinRevolve. “Instead of the traditional forwards and backwards up-down linear motion, the new die ...
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China is to put a third tranche of cash, worth $47.5 billion, into the Big Fund – the colloquial name for the China Integrated Circuit Industry Investment Fund. The Big ...
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Raspberry Pi staffers will share £68 million in the upcoming IPO of the company, reports the Telegraph The Pi employee incentive scheme has around 13.6% of Raspberry Pi shares ...
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Applied Materials received a fifth subpoena last week for illegally exporting chip manufacturing equipment to SMIC. The latest subpoena was from the US Department of Commerce which was also responsible ...
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Infineon is sampling CoolSiC MOSFET 400V family based on the second generation (G2) CoolSiC technology introduced earlier this year. The family moves into production in October. The new MOSFET portfolio ...
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The European Space Agency (ESA) has selected Airbus to design and build its space weather forecasting satellite Vigil. The aim of the Vigil mission is to provide more accurate warning ...
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