Intel has put back its $100 billion Ohio chip project until 2030 or 2031. The first fab in the multi-fab project will not be completed until 2030. It had been ...
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VITA 100 unveiled as “new era for embedded standards”
The VITA 100 standard will build on VPX’s legacy but “leapfrog” to meet increased processing and power demands. Providing a progress update, VITA 100 chair Steve Devore (pictured), described it ...
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X-Fab runs Attosemi 1.8V I-fuse S3 OTP
X-Fab and and Attosemi, the OPT IP vendor, have demo-ed the latest version of Attopsemi’s I-fuse S3 OTP on X-FAB’s XH018 process. This gives X-FAB customers greater flexibility in choosing ...
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China to take 29% of world car market this year
90.6 million cars will be sold this year – 2.4% more than last year – of which China will account for the largest share at 29%, followed by the US ...
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Nordic Semi and PHY Wireless hook up for ubiquitous location technology
PHY Wireless, the cellular location specialist, and Nordic Semiconductor have hooked up to integrate PHY’s location technology with Nordic’s nRF9151 SiP module. This collaboration leverages 3GPP-standardised signalling to deliver location ...
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Glasgow University opens state-of-the-art magnetism lab
Built with £250,000 of investment, Glasgow University has opened a state-of-the-art magnetism lab for medical magnetics research. Part of the James Watt School of Engineering, the facility is designed to ...
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