Epishine, the Swedish printed organic solar cell specialist, is working with tesa adhesive tape manufacturer, to develop printed electronics production processes for integrating printed solar cells, flexible sensors, or interactive ...
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Smartphone unit sales are forecast to grow 2.3% year-over-year in 2025 to 1.26 billion units, according to IDC, representing the second successive year of improvement after a 6.1% growth in ...
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SkyWater, the Minnesota pure-play foundry, is to buy acquire Infineon’s 200 mm fab in Austin, Texas to strengthens its market diversity with automotive and industrial demand. SkyWater also announced a ...
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SureCore, the Sheffield low power SRAM specialist, and KU Leuven have developed a 16nm neural processing accelerator chip for AI applications that claimsbto have dynamic power savings in excess of ...
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The Q4 Optical Transport equipment market grew approximately 45% y-o-y though the 2024 full year market fell 13%, according to Dell’Oro. “There is light at the end of this tunnel,” ...
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ST has brought out a 1A buck converter for low-voltage loads in smart meters, home appliances and industrial converters The’ DCP3601 miniature monolithic buck converter is claimed to have over ...
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The Italian government is reported to be using the current slump in chip markets as a reason to replace ST’s French CEO Jean-Marc Chéry (pictured), reports Les Echos Although the ...
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The Society of Editors has taken out wrap-around ads (pictured) on all today’s newspapers protesting about a new law to allow AI programme developers to use any generally available published ...
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Cambridge University EV fast-charge battery startup Nyobolt has averted a funding crisis by signing new contracts and is on the verge of a new cash injection, reports the Telegraph. Previously ...
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GlobalFoundries and IBM have settled their lawsuit over IP and say they are looking at ways to co-operate in the future. The case, which has been going on since April ...
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