Japan is still figuring out how to pay for Rapidus – its 2nm chip factory. $32 billion is needed to get the company into production by 2027 and the question ...
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Kioxia to IPO at $4.84bn valuation
Kioxia will get listing approval from the Tokyo stock exchange tomorrow at a valuation of $4.84 billion, reports Reuters. The price for Kioxia has been dropping sharply. Before its cancelled ...
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The Exploration Company raises $160m Series B for space cargo
The Exploration Company (TEC) has raised $160 million in a Series B funding round. The startup is developing Nyx, a reusable and in-orbit refillable spacecraft for transporting space cargo. Designed ...
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33,000sample/s rotary position sensor uses simple PCBs
Cambridge Integrated Circuits has introduced a non-contact rotary position sensing IC that can operate at 66,000rpm producing 1,000 quadrature cycles per revolution, or can work at resolutions up to 16,384AB ...
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Adhesive for LED headlights
Delo has developed a transparent adhesive for bonding automotive headlights. “Photobond OB4210 is characterised by its yellowing stability at high temperatures” according to the company. “Manufacturers of automotive headlights can use ...
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Electronic nose responds at 40Hz
University of Hertfordshire researchers have created an electronic nose that can identify smells in tens of milliseconds using standard metal oxide sensors in an novel way. The micro-machined sensors are ...
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TI eyes AI and in-house manufacturing
Increasing direct business and ensuring manufacturing locations close to customers are two goals for Texas Instruments, confirmed EMEA president, Stefan Bruder (pictured). “The goal is to get inhouse manufacturing to ...
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Diamond interconnect for quantum computers
Lightsynq Technologies, a quantum interconnect startup, has emerged from stealth with $18 million in Series A funding to scale quantum computing through diamond optical interconnects. The round was led by ...
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Teledyne e2v has engineering models of mil-spec space processor
Teledyne e2v has engineering models of the LX2160-Space 16-core Arm Cortex A72 based SoC processor, enabling early project design, hardware and software validation for space-demanding applications. LX2160-Space engineering models have ...
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Enfabrica raises $115m Series C
Enfabrica, the Mountain View computer networking specialist, has completed a $115 million Series C to add to the $125 million Series B it raised in September 2023. The Series C ...
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