This year’s Elektra Awards 2024, organised by Electronics Weekly, includes two new categories, reflecting emerging application areas for our industry. The two new categories are Best Electronics Workplace and Smart ...
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HighTec EDV-Systeme has announced a time-limited evaluation bundle for Autosar-based development using Infineon’s TC4x automotive processors, created with Infineon. In Autosar development, besides a run-time environment and an application layer, ...
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Yesterday, Boeing agreed to plead guilty to the federal felony charge of conspiring to defraud the US government over two fatal crashes of the 737 Max in 2018 and 2019. ...
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May chip sales of $49.1 billion were up 19. 3% on the May 2023 total of $41.2 billion and up 4.1% on April’s sales of $47.2 billion, says the SIA.. ...
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Julien Ryckaert at imec suggests a new approach to heterogeneous integration – instead of heterogeneous packaging, use monolithic heterogeneous on-chip integration. Ryckaert calls the approach ‘CMOS 2.0’. “For several decades, ...
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Innovation, Science, and Economic Development (ISED) of Canada has launched a $120 million, five year project called FABrIC to “create a resilient and sustainable semiconductor ecosystem.” FABrIC is intended to ...
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Honeywell is buying CAES Systems Holdings from private equity firm Advent International for approximately $1.9 billion in an all-cash transaction. The acquisition is intended to “enhance Honeywell’s defense technology solutions ...
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