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Ireland set for telecoms equipment ban
Ireland set for telecoms equipment ban
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The Irish government is to introduce legislation to ban the supply of equipment for mobile networks from companies that pose…
Red Hat, ABB team to boost containers at the edge
Red Hat, ABB team to boost containers at the edge
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Open source software developer Red Hat is moving its container technology to the edge of the network with ABB as…
3D ToF imager enables smart navigation in vacuum cleaning robot
3D ToF imager enables smart navigation in vacuum cleaning robot
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ToF imager enables smart navigation, 3D mapping, and excellent obstacle avoidance for service and cleaning robots.
Transphorm shakes up its management team
Transphorm shakes up its management team
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GaN pioneer Transphorm has replaced the majority of its senior roles in a major shakeup. The roles are being filled…

Startup secures funding to eliminate data and model blind spots in computer vision
Startup secures funding to eliminate data and model blind spots in computer vision
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Series A funding will accelerate development of the first scalable AI platform to automatically diagnose and fix data and model issues in computer vision, vital for enabling real-world model adoption.
Report: Germany to okay sale of wafer fab to China despite opposition
Report: Germany to okay sale of wafer fab to China despite opposition
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Germany is set to approve the sale by Elmos Semiconductor SE of a wafer fab in Dortmund to China-owned Silex Microsystems, according to German business daily newspaper Handelsblatt, referencing government…
Identiv to make 25m IoT Pixel Tags as Wiliot ramps up
Identiv to make 25m IoT Pixel Tags as Wiliot ramps up
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Technology developer Wiliot has signed its largest-ever single order for its battery free IoT Pixel tags. The order for 25m tags with strategic partner Identiv represents an important milestone for…
Intel works with 7 out of top 10 fabless companies, sees 18A test chip
Intel works with 7 out of top 10 fabless companies, sees 18A test chip
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Amongst its warning on lower income in Q4 and 2023, eeNews Europe highlights the seven out of the top ten foundry customers that Intel says it has increased its engagement.
ST provides strong Q3 results but macroeconomics weigh
ST provides strong Q3 results but macroeconomics weigh
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European chipmaker STMicroelectronics produced strong 3Q22 results lifted by the firm’s exposure to automotive and industrial markets. But the company’s share price fell 8 percent mainly on the 2023 outlook.
Synaptics boosts edge AI with Israel buy
Synaptics boosts edge AI with Israel buy
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Synaptics is continuing its push into edge AI with the acquisition of Emza Visual Sense in Israel. Emza develops ultra-low-power AI visual sensing technology and gives Synaptics access to the…
Intel cuts plan buoys share price despite Q3 results
Intel cuts plan buoys share price despite Q3 results
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Revenue at Intel was down 20 percent on a year ago in 3Q22 as the chip giant comes under continued pressure in both the personal computer and data center sectors.
Kulr teams for thermal material design tool
Kulr teams for thermal material design tool
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Thermal material developer Kulr has signed a strategic partnership with Gamma Technologies for multi-physics system simulation software. Kulr will integrate Gamma’s GT-SUITE multi-scale, multi-physics analysis platform into its suite of products…
Software agent to automate IoT SIM and eSIM connectivity
Software agent to automate IoT SIM and eSIM connectivity
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Enterprises deploying private networks can now automate IoT SIM and eSIM connectivity into and out of their network.
Ford, Volkswagen pull the plug on joint robocar project
Ford, Volkswagen pull the plug on joint robocar project
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High investments, no tangible result. Volkswagen must reorganise software activities…
GUC, proteanTecs team for 5nm die-to-die interconnect monitoring
GUC, proteanTecs team for 5nm die-to-die interconnect monitoring
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ASIC design house GUC is using die-to-die monitoring technology from proteanTecs in Israel in its latest chiplet-based designs. The collaboration started with the reliability monitoring of high bandwidth memory (HBM)…
Kulicke ships first Fluxless Thermo-Compression Bonder for chiplet assembly
Kulicke ships first Fluxless Thermo-Compression Bonder for chiplet assembly
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Kulicke and Soffa Industries has shipped its first Fluxless Thermo-Compression Bonder (TCB) to a key customer. Increased packaging complexity of high-volume general semiconductors is rapidly increasing demand for advanced semiconductor assembly…
Synopsys, Ansys and Keysight accelerate mmWave 5G/6G SoC designs
Synopsys, Ansys and Keysight accelerate mmWave 5G/6G SoC designs
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mmWave flow for TSMC 16FFC technology integrates leading RFIC design platforms into modern ecosystem optimized for power, performance and productivity …
Cannabis industry gets end-to-end smart packaging technology
Cannabis industry gets end-to-end smart packaging technology
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Digital security and identification specialist Identiv and cannabis technology company TrueGreen have announced the deployment of what is offered as the world's first smart tamper seal using radio frequency identification…
Flex Logix licenses its AI inference IP
Flex Logix licenses its AI inference IP
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Flex Logix Technologies is licensing its InferX machine learning and AI technology for the first time, running on its embedded FPGA blocks implemented in customer chips. Available in early 2023,…
Private LTE core and RAN to modernise the US grid
Private LTE core and RAN to modernise the US grid
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Ericsson has launched a new private LTE (PLTE) core and radio access network (RAN) to help enable grid modernization efforts at Evergy, a US utility in the mid-West. The project…
Blueshift Memory wins grant for FPGA development
Blueshift Memory wins grant for FPGA development
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IP licensor Blueshift Memory Ltd. (Cambridge, England) has been awarded a grant by Innovate UK, the UK government’s innovation agency. Blueshift Memory is a fabless IP licensor, founded in 2016,…
ItalVolt taps Bosch manufacturing boss for board
ItalVolt taps Bosch manufacturing boss for board
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Joerg Klingler, Senior Vice President and Head of Corporate Technology Manufacturing for the Bosch Group is joining the board of European battery startup ItalVolt. The appointment is a key step…
UK PM set to take on China with ‘NATO of technology’
UK PM set to take on China with ‘NATO of technology’
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As the new prime minister of the UK today, Rishi Sunak looks set to take on China in technology. This will have implications for the delayed decision on the takeover…
Molex opens state-of-the-art factory to expand in North America
Molex opens state-of-the-art factory to expand in North America
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Second state-of-the-art factory nearly doubles Guadalajara footprint with $130M investment in world-class manufacturing technologies and engineering talent.
Chip war sees TSMC stop work on Chinese AI chip
Chip war sees TSMC stop work on Chinese AI chip
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Foundry Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. has stopped making AI chips for Chinese startup Biren while it ensures compliance with US requirements, according to a Bloomberg report. Biren is a…
Amkor looks to EU CHIPS Act for semiconductor packaging in Portugal
Amkor looks to EU CHIPS Act for semiconductor packaging in Portugal
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US semiconductor packaging giant Amkor Technology is highlighting the importance of its plant in Portugal for the European automotive supply chain. The company works with Infineon Technology and ST Microelectronics…
Beyond Gravity delivers key products for OneWeb India launch
Beyond Gravity delivers key products for OneWeb India launch
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A dispenser from Beyond Gravity (formerly RUAG Space) placed the 36 satellites in orbit, bringing the OneWeb satellite fleet to 462.
Report: TSMC stops work on Chinese AI chip amid sanctions confusion
Report: TSMC stops work on Chinese AI chip amid sanctions confusion
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Foundry Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. has stopped making AI chips for Chinese startup Biren while it ensures compliance with US requirements, according to a Bloomberg report. Biren is a…


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