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Flex Logix and Intrinsic ID offer mission-critical eFPGA security
Flex Logix and Intrinsic ID offer mission-critical eFPGA security
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Intrinsic ID SRAM PUF encrypts EFLX eFPGA data with a device-unique key that is never stored and invisible to hackers.
US Patent Office, WIPO work on essential patents
US Patent Office, WIPO work on essential patents
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The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) have agreed to work on…
Huawei joins Sisvel Wi-Fi 6 patent pool
Huawei joins Sisvel Wi-Fi 6 patent pool
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The Wi-Fi 6 patent pool will increase transparency of patent licensing and reduce licensing disputes, as well as boost licensing…
Anritsu and Yotavis launch SCCC open communications lab
Anritsu and Yotavis launch SCCC open communications lab
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Open telecommunication test laboratory allows companies and engineers to test new products and innovations for quality, performance, and compatibility.

Flex Logix, Intrinsic ID team on eFPGA security
Flex Logix, Intrinsic ID team on eFPGA security
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Reconfigurable computing company Flex Logix Technologies has announced that it has partnered with PUF-based digital authentication specialist Intrinsic ID to ensure that any device using its eFPGA remains secure and…
VW software subsidiary Cariad, ST co-develop high-performance automotive SoC
VW software subsidiary Cariad, ST co-develop high-performance automotive SoC
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Volkswagen wants to gain a technical advantage with chip cooperation - and gain better control of the supply chain.
Fusion reactor technology edges closer to net energy generation
Fusion reactor technology edges closer to net energy generation
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Fusion power company TAE Technologies has announced that it has secured strategic and institutional investments to fund the construction of its next research reactor.
ASML sees fast shipments of chip equipment hit results
ASML sees fast shipments of chip equipment hit results
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Semiconductor equipment maker ASML has seen its move to ‘fast shipments’ and supply chain issues hit its results. The fast shipment process skips some of the testing in the factory…
ST sees first GSMA M2M eSIM security certification
ST sees first GSMA M2M eSIM security certification
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STMicroelectronics has the first machine to machine (M2M) eSIM certified by the GSMA’s Security Assurance scheme. STMicroelectronics used SGS Brightside in Delft, the Netherlands, to test its ST4SIM-201v1.0.8, with the…
NXP and Foxconn collaborate on next generation automotive
NXP and Foxconn collaborate on next generation automotive
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Primarily focused on electrical vehicle platforms, the partnership will jointly develop automotive platforms for a new generation of smart connected vehicles.
NXP teams with Foxconn on next generation vehicle designs
NXP teams with Foxconn on next generation vehicle designs
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NXP Semiconductors has signed a memorandum of understanding with Hon Hai Technology Group (also known as Foxconn) to jointly develop platforms for a new generation of smart connected vehicles. Foxconn…
Foxconn to use NXP technology for EV platforms
Foxconn to use NXP technology for EV platforms
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NXP and electronics group Hon Hai Technology, better known as Foxconn, plan to jointly develop platforms for a new generation of smart, connected vehicles. Foxconn is primarily reflecting on NXP's…
Chipmakers slow spending plans
Chipmakers slow spending plans
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Memory chip maker SK Hynix Inc. has suspended a wafer fab expansion plan amid uncertainty over demand. TSMC has also taken $4 billion off its capital expenditure budget for 2022.
Skeleton, Siemens to build world’s largest supercapacitor factory
Skeleton, Siemens to build world’s largest supercapacitor factory
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Skeleton Technologies is to build a supercapacitor factory in Markranstädt, Leipzig, with Siemens as part of a €220m investment in the region. Siemens will support Skeleton as technology partner with…
Fingerprint Cards ships 1.5 billion sensors
Fingerprint Cards ships 1.5 billion sensors
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Biometrics company Fingerprint Cards AB (Gothenburg, Sweden) has shipped more than 1.5 billion of its sensors since 2014. Fingerprints was a pioneer in biometric solutions for Android smartphones before beginning…
Skeleton invests €220 million to build world’s largest supercap factory
Skeleton invests €220 million to build world’s largest supercap factory
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Supercapacitors are becoming increasingly popular as energy storage devices in electric vehicles; they have further applications for grid stabilisation and in the industrial sector. Now Skeleton Technologies wants to set…
Iluvatar raises funds for more AI-GPUs
Iluvatar raises funds for more AI-GPUs
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GPU and high-performance processor company Iluvatar, registered as Shanghai Tianshu Zhixin Semiconductor Co. Ltd., has raised Series C+ and C++ rounds of financing totaling over 1 billion yuan (about US$150…
Arm London IPO talks paused by SoftBank
Arm London IPO talks paused by SoftBank
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SoftBank Group has put plans for a London initial public offering of shares in Arm Ltd. on hold because of the change of UK government turmoil, according to the Financial…
D-Link joins the Metaverse Standards Forum
D-Link joins the Metaverse Standards Forum
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D-Link aims to coordinate with standards developing organizations to accelerate future developments and implementation of standards for the Metaverse.
HP helps birth analog-in-memory processor startup
HP helps birth analog-in-memory processor startup
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TetraMem Inc. (Fremont, Calif.) is a startup that is developing analog-in-RRAM compute processor architecture. The company was founded in 2018 by four engineers with common experience at Hewlett Packard working…
IQE sues Tower Semi over porous silicon
IQE sues Tower Semi over porous silicon
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Welsh wafer maker IQE has filed a lawsuit against foundry Tower Semiconductor in Israel. IQE, based in Cardiff, claims there is evidence suggesting misappropriation of IQE’s trade secrets relating to…
R&S teams for 6G RF test
R&S teams for 6G RF test
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Rohde & Schwarz has teamed up with semiconductor test equipment maker FormFactor for a 5G and 6G RF test system. Characterizing an RF device on its wafer requires a measurement…
BMW develops fuel cell drive for large series cars
BMW develops fuel cell drive for large series cars
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While the battery-electric drive is establishing itself as the mainstream of future vehicle generations, BMW is going its own way: the company is apparently planning to make fuel cell drive…
indie Semiconductor opens Dresden design centre
indie Semiconductor opens Dresden design centre
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US automotive chip designer indie Semiconductor has opened its engineering centre of excellence (CoE) in Dresden, Germany. The design centre is one of a series of European facilities that the…
Tsinghua Unigroup buy-out keeps Unisoc alive with Foxconn tie
Tsinghua Unigroup buy-out keeps Unisoc alive with Foxconn tie
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Tsinghua Unigroup has been acquired by Beijing Zhiguangxin Holding in a move that gives its chip making subsidiaries Unisoc – the merger of Spreadtrum Communications and RDA Microelectronics – and…
Beware an embargo on AI chips to China, says report
Beware an embargo on AI chips to China, says report
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The Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) is using US-designed artificial intelligence chips as part of its upgrade and modernization program but an embargo could be difficult or dangerous to enforce,…
Startup raises £8m to scale up printable graphene production
Startup raises £8m to scale up printable graphene production
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Integrated Graphene in Scotland has raised over £8m to scale up production of its printable 3D Graphene foam for energy applications such as battery electrodes and supercapacitors and wearables. Founded…
Wafer maker IQE sues foundry Tower over porous silicon
Wafer maker IQE sues foundry Tower over porous silicon
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IQE plc (Cardiff, Wales), a leading supplier of engineered wafers and substrates, has announced it has filed a lawsuit against foundry Tower Semiconductor Ltd. (Migdal Haemek, Israel). IQE claims there…


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