EC to Bet on Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles

From www.eetimes.com 2 years ago in News

Europe is pursuing hydrogen fuel technology for the automotive sector. But how do hydrogen cars work? What are the strengths and weaknesses? The post EC to Bet on Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles appeared first on EETimes.

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Advanced SR technology supports emerging trends with various cell sizes and enhanced performance

From www.eetimes.com 3 days ago in News

Maxell successfully commercialized their first SR (silver oxide) button battery in 1976. Manufacturing over 40 years in Japan, we have produced over 9 billion SR button cells, supporting the growth of small electronic devices such as quartz watches, handy calculators...

Intel CEO Expects Chip Shortage to Persist Through 2024

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Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger warns the two–year chip shortage is likely to continue through 2024. The post Intel CEO Expects Chip Shortage to Persist Through 2024 appeared first on EETimes.

Why Developers Are Struggling to Secure Code

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Conflicting management priorities, increasing code complexity, labor shortages, and lack of training collide to keep developers from designing secure code. The post Why Developers Are Struggling to Secure Code appeared first on EETimes.

Foundry’s 31% Growth in 2021 Outpaced Overall Chip Industry

From www.eetimes.com 1 week ago in News

Market research firm Gartner reports a 31% increase in chip foundry revenue to $100.2 billion last year thanks to to an 11.5% rise in average selling prices for silicon wafers and an 18% jump in unit shipments. The post Foundry’s...

Micron Momentum Faces Inflationary Headwinds

From www.eetimes.com 1 week ago in News

Micron Technology unveiled a new DRAM roadmap and pricing model at its Micron Investor Day 2022 event last week. The post Micron Momentum Faces Inflationary Headwinds appeared first on EETimes.

Addressing the Global GPU Supply Landscape

From www.eetimes.com 1 week ago in News

Despite global impacts on supply and demand, JPR predicts GPU prices will reach a semblance of normality by the end of the third quarter this year. The post Addressing the Global GPU Supply Landscape appeared first on EETimes.

Silicon Motion’s FerriSSD® Enhancing the Safety and Reliability of Computer On Module Designs

From www.eetimes.com 1 week ago in News

The Computer On Module (COM) is the most widely adopted hardware format for embedded computing in the military, transportation, medical, entertainment, networking, and industrial equipment markets. The popularity of the COM format is the result of its many advantages, which...

New Physics Research Unlocks Fusion Energy

From www.eetimes.com 1 week ago in News

New research reveals that more hydrogen may be safely employed in fusion reactors, resulting in more energy being produced. The post New Physics Research Unlocks Fusion Energy appeared first on EETimes.

SMIC Revenue Soars as Chinese Market Sours

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SMIC revenue grew by more than 66% during the first three months of 2022. The post SMIC Revenue Soars as Chinese Market Sours appeared first on EETimes.

Exploring Liquid-Based Memories for Ultrahigh Density Storage

From www.eetimes.com 2 weeks ago in News

At IMW 2022 this week, Imec presented new liquid-based memory concepts for nearline storage. The post Exploring Liquid-Based Memories for Ultrahigh Density Storage appeared first on EETimes.