Sony to Ramp CMOS Image Sensor Production

From www.eetimes.com 8 years ago in News

Sony is spending in FY15 on image sensor production to meet smartphone demand and reinforce its number one position, while closing down an IC development site.

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Wireless Charging Empowers the Future of e-Mobility

From www.eetimes.com 2 days ago in News

This article will present the latest technological advances made by two companies operating in the wireless charging sector for EVs, demonstrating how this technology is ever closer to achieving large–scale adoption. The post Wireless Charging Empowers the Future of e-Mobility...

Micron to Invest $40 Billion in U.S. with Passage of CHIPS Act

From www.eetimes.com 2 days ago in News

In a bid to reshore the American semiconductor industry, Micron plans to invest $40 billion in expansion in the United States with the passage of the U.S. CHIPS and Science Act. The post Micron to Invest $40 Billion in U.S....

Exploring the Prospects and Impact of Carbon Capture Tech

From www.eetimes.com 3 days ago in News

Along with improving energy efficiency and increasing the use of non–carbon energy, carbon capture is likely the key to stabilizing greenhouse gas concentrations within the atmosphere to prevent dangerous interference with Earth’s climate system. The post Exploring the Prospects and...

Intel tGPU Setback Expected to Slow TSMC’s 3 nm Ramp

From www.eetimes.com 6 days ago in News

Intel has once again delayed the production schedule for its tGPU chiplet that will be part of the upcoming Meteor Lake processor, inevitably prompting a slowdown in the rollout of 3 nm process technology at TSMC, analysts predict. The post...

How Baidu Apollo Rolls in the AV Industry

From www.eetimes.com 7 days ago in News

The Beijing-based web-search company is aggressively pursuing the AV market, now with a purpose-built robotaxi. The post How Baidu Apollo Rolls in the AV Industry appeared first on EETimes.

Computing and Storage at the Same Time! Macronix Creates Innovative Memory for AI Applications

From www.eetimes.com 1 week ago in News

Artificial intelligence (AI) applications have become ubiquitous in our daily lives. With the continuous evolution of sensors, 5G communications, edge computing and other technologies, large-scale data centers, including those for automotive, factory automation equipment, medical healthcare devices, various consumer electronics...

Architect of CHIPS Act Speaks on Its Impact

From www.eetimes.com 1 week ago in News

In an exclusive interview with EE Times, Keith Krach, former undersecretary of state for economic growth, energy, and the environment in the Trump administration, speaks on the significance of the CHIPS Act. The post Architect of CHIPS Act Speaks on...

Neuromorphic Device with Low Power Consumption

From www.eetimes.com 1 week ago in News

CEA-Leti built and tested an event–driven, object–localization system that consumes virtually no power with the help of researchers from CEA-List, the University of Zurich, the University of Tours, and the University of Udine. The post Neuromorphic Device with Low...

Avery Introduces Chiplet Verification IP

From www.eetimes.com 1 week ago in News

Avery Design Systems' verification IP support follows recent formalization of the UCIe chiplet standard in a bid to provide pre–silicon verification of systems using UCIe. The post Avery Introduces Chiplet Verification IP appeared first on EETimes.

TMYTEK’s Rapid mmWave Prototyping Solution Unlocks NI’s USRP X410 Advanced Wireless Communication & Sensing Capabilities

From www.eetimes.com 1 week ago in News

Recent 5G/B5G, SATCOM, and 6G trends have led to an increase in demand for mmWave technologies. Advanced communication and sensing system applications require greater throughput, larger bandwidth, lower latency, and/or hybrid positioning, where mmWave technologies offer both significant bandwidth and...