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It is without doubt that the most promising area of innovation in healthcare is, and will remain, the application of artificial intelligence (AI). AI has the potential to improve clinical outcomes and raise further the value of medical data. Indeed, AI is opening new doors at every step of health management, screening the populations, epidemiology, […]
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Planar scaling is running out of steam, even if it’s technologically possible. The post A Node Too Far? appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.
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The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic is having a significant impact on mobile operator planning in relation to 5G services in 2020, notes market research firm Strategy Analytics in a a new blog ‘Should Mobile Operators Push Back 5G Plans to 2021?’…
Did you know that the edge computing market is forecasted to reach almost nine billion by 2023? In this week’s episode of Fish Fry, Mathew Formica (Director of Edge AI Developer Scale – Intel) and I chat about the the biggest challenges in edge computing today, what’s included in Intel’s OpenVino Tool Kit, and how Intel and Udacity […]
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“A deep understanding of the mobile phone’s RF front-end architecture is critical to understand the RF front-end modules market”, asserts Stéphane Elisabeth, Technology & Cost Analyst from System Plus Consulting. Pushed by 5G megatrend, the competition is fierce. System Plus Consulting’s partner, Yole Développement (Yole) announces a 8% CAGR between 2018 and 2025 for the […]
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The COVID-19-induced 2020 recession will disrupt automotive, consumer electronics, semiconductor and IT infrastructure businesses worldwide before recovery in 2021, reckons Strategy Analytics in a scenario analysis report ‘COVID-19 – Catalysts for Economic Disruption’…
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Our Asian colleagues live in big cities where they have already “flattened the curve” of Covid-19 since mid-February. They are, in fact, living in the future — which could be “our future” in a few months — if we get lucky. The post Post-Lockdown China: Glimpses of the New Normal appeared first on EETimes.
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What we really know about the cloud and how we learned about it. The post Thinking Way, Way Outside The Box appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.
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One of the most vital areas of development for semi- and fully-autonomous vehicles is driver gaze and eye tracking, but there are several implementation challenges facing designers. The post Advancing Autonomous Vehicles Is All in the Eyes appeared first on EETimes.
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Written by Marissa Lee for The Business Times – The world’s energy demands are rising and the search for better power efficiency is spurring new interest in gallium nitride as a successor to silicon semiconductors. Singapore should take advantage of this trend. IF cities are truly high-tech, why can’t we drive electric cars up to […]
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Tech fights COVID-19 with AI, 3D printing, supercomputers, simulation & wearables The post COVID-19 Tech Bits appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.
In this week’s Fish Fry podcast, we take on systems on chips, body on chips, and much more! First up, we check out how Havard’s Wyss University is hoping to change the future of modern drug development and approval. We take a closer look at how this team has pieced together ten “Organ Chips” to […]
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Battle for control of the car taking shape behind the scenes. The post Lane Departure Warnings For The Auto Industry appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.
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The race against time to fight the Covid-19 pandemic has motivated a global flurry of activity and collaboration by technology companies. The post MEMS in the Fight Against Covid-19 appeared first on EETimes.
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WLP will definitely be a winner by 2025, declared Yole Développement (Yole) in its new Advanced Packaging Quarterly Market Monitor. $2.5B will be the market figure to remember as it will be Fan-out (FO) package revenue by 2025. Behind this data, there is TSMC’s strategy to drive fan-out for 5G applications. In parallel, fan-in WLCSP […]
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More than 2,000 medical staff will wear the rings as part of a new trial to detect coronavirus symptoms early. · Medical workers at two hospitals in San Francisco will wear smart rings in an effort to detect COVID-19 signs early, according to The San Francisco Chronicle. Wearable tech startup Oura will be supplying […] […]
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The overall chip industry remains healthy, with some caveats. The post What’s Changing, What Isn’t appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.
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The delays are bound to impact the development of products and thus the deployment of both networks and devices. . The post 5G Rollout Will Slow as Standards Work is Suspended appeared first on EETimes.
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The U.K. is in discussions with mobile phone operators about accessing subscribers’ location data to ensure, and if necessary, enforce social-distancing guidelines. Several other nations are also known to have instigated similar efforts. The post Mobile Phones to Track and Trace Coronavirus appeared first on EETimes.
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Wally Rhines is one of the most prolificate speakers the semiconductor industry has ever experienced. Wally is also one of the most read bloggers on SemiWiki.com in sharing his life’s story which is captured in his first book: From Wild West to Modern Life the Semiconductor Evolution. On April 2nd at 10am PDT I will […]
