Sondrel has put up its in-house IP for licensing. This starts with a suite of IP blocks for general SoC management to control start-up of devices, clock and reset control ...
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Arm had calendar Q3 revenue ofv$844 million. Licensing revenue was down 15% at $339 million and royalty revenue was up 23% at $514 million. The company is expecting revenues for ...
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Graphcore, the Bristol AI chip designer, is to add 75 jobs which will increase its workforce by 20% to around 450 people. Graphcore was acquired by Softbank in June after ...
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MACOM has bought ENGIN-IC, a fabless semiconductor company that designs GaN MMICs and integrated microwave assemblies in Plano, Texas and San Diego, California. ENGIN-IC’s design capabilities will strengthen MACOM’s ability ...
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DRAM bit output will rise 25% YoY in 2025 says TrendForce. Without Chinese expansion it would be 21%, but China’s capacity is mainly for the domestic market. In addition to ...
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Murata claims to be first to apply the SGP.32 Remote SIM Provisioning for iSIMs to a connectivity module. This approach is built upon Murata’s Type 2GD Cat.M1/NB-IoT connectivity module supporting ...
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Binder has announced new angled panel mount connectors for highly compact connector systems within confined spaces. The circular industrial connector specialist says applications for its latest M5 connectors include automation ...
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Inelco Hunter is stocking low-profile printer mechanisms for ‘2inch’ thermal paper, from FCL Components. FTP-62GMCL173 (pictured) measures 76.2 x 20.4 x 36.3mm FTP-62GMCL473 adds a slim auto-cutter to the front ...
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Infineon has added post-quantum cryptography support to 28nm 500MHz automotive processors. Called Aurix TC4Dx, they are rated for ISO/SAE21434 cyber security standards, and are the first members of the first ...
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Japanese automotive component supplier Denso, has signed a development license agreement with Californian startup, Quadric for a neural processing unit (NPU). The agreement means Denso will acquire the IP core ...
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