This week’s podcast covers our thinking on Amazon’s new Sidewalk network, but not the devices the retailer launched on Thursday. As part of the network conversation, we also discussed LoRaWAN network operator Senet’s new $16 million in funding before detailing three upcoming products from Wyze. We then talked about sharing Alexa routines, Google’s new mystery […]
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GLOBALFOUNDRIES announced at its annual Global Technology Conference (GTC) a significantly enhanced design for manufacturability (DFM) kit embedded with advanced machine learning (ML) capabilities. The post GLOBALFOUNDRIES and Mentor Collaborate to Launch New Semiconductor Verification Solution Embedded with Advanced Machine Learning Capabilities appeared first on Semiconductor Digest.
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The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA), in partnership with the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), today released a study analyzing the impact of proposed federal incentives for domestic semiconductor manufacturing. The post Study Finds Federal Incentives for Domestic Semiconductor Manufacturing Would Strengthen America’s Chip Production, Economy, National Security, Supply Chains appeared first on Semiconductor Digest.
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Making all the components work properly is only the beginning. The post How Secure Is The Package? appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.
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Factors driving the development of edge computing and the benefits it could provide to a network. The post Artificial Intelligence & IP In Edge Computing For Faster 5G And The IoT appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.
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An article written by Pradeep Chakraborty for Pradeep’s TechPoint – Yole Developpement, France, organized a session on the NAND landscape. It also looked at how Kioxia, and the other leading memory players are doing. Overview Walt Coon, VP, NAND and Memory Research, Yole Developpement, provided the NAND market overview. The market is dominated by six […]
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The unexpected consequences of the pandemic are showing up in forecasts for production equipment and microprocessors The post Forecasts: ICs, Fabs, Help Maintain Our Virtual Presence appeared first on EETimes.
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Designing with ICs created specifically for automotive applications mitigates the need to make the performance tradeoffs that chips repurposed from other uses require. The post Why Designing ICs From The Ground Up For Automotive Applications Matters appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.
This week’s show starts off with the FBI’s concerns about the Ring doorbell, then news about Apple and Google making their COVID-19 exposure notification framework easier for states to use. We discuss consolidation in the smart apartment market, vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s Azure Sphere and then dive into a heap of newly launched devices. First up […]
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Onto Innovation (ONTO), which was created last year by a merger of Rudolph and Nanometrics – two equally-sized process control and software powerhouses — is primarily focused on optical metrology, macro defect inspection and process control software. The post Onto Innovation Focused on Process Control appeared first on Semiconductor Digest.
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Marvell is filling the void where HiSilicon used to be, both in the market and at TSMC. The post Marvell Joins TSMC’s Big League Customers with 5G ICs appeared first on EETimes.
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Building out its previous commitment, the White House is announcing a $1 billion investment into two of tech’s most promising frontiers, AI and quantum computing. Last year, the Trump administration rolled out an executive order on AI declaring its intention to bolster U.S. dominance in the field, but the order didn’t address much in the […]
ARM is back in our news lineup this week, as Kevin and I discuss who might be interested in buying the chip design company and why it decided not to spin out its IoT assets. We also talk about a new lock that opens with a touch, biometrics on other locks, and Fitbit’s new wearables. […]
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Cisco, Qualcomm, and Inseego tried to explain how trade policy is affecting 5G technology. It didn’t go so well. The post Qualcomm, Cisco, 5G and the Trade War appeared first on EETimes.
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There’s no shortage of demand for more compute power, but the underlying assumptions have to change. The post Moore’s Law Enters The 4th Dimension appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.
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COVID-19 has drastically changed the landscape for businesses across all industries, forcing immediate changes – but ones that will have long-term consequences. In the latest report by Lux Research, “The Impact of COVID-19 on Tech Innovation,” Lux outlines five key trends that will define how the world beyond the pandemic will be different. The post […]
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Arm today announced a three-year partnership agreement with the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), establishing an access framework to all commercially available Arm technology. With DARPA’s Electronics Resurgence Initiative gaining momentum, the new agreement will enable the research community that supports DARPA’s programs to quickly and easily take advantage of Arm’s leading IP, […]
In this SWE Diverse episode, Heather Doty, SWE FY20 President, speaks with Rasha Hasaneen, vice president of innovation and product management excellence at Trane Technologies. Rasha will be a keynote speaker at WE Local India, Bengaluru in April 2021. Together they discuss Rasha’s career with Trane Technologies and obstacles she has faced in a male-dominated […]
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Intel demonstrated that architectural innovation can be just as important as process shrinks. Intel’s Xe, for example, looks able to give competing chips from AMD and Nvidia a run for their money. The post Intel Looks to Regain Innovation Lead appeared first on EETimes.
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Semico’s CEO provides an outlook for the semiconductor biz. The post What’s Next For Semis? appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.
