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SK Hynix doubles foundry capacity with Key Foundry buy
SK Hynix doubles foundry capacity with Key Foundry buy
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Memory chip maker SK Hynix Inc. has said it has agreed to acquire South Korean Key Foundry for 576 billion…
A whirlwind year in distribution
A whirlwind year in distribution
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Dave Doherty, president of distributor Digi-Key Electronics looks at what 2021 meant for electronics distribution and what’s ahead in 2022…
An Unexpected IoT Problem: Not Enough Randomness
An Unexpected IoT Problem: Not Enough Randomness
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A critical flaw in random number generators puts the security of billions of low-cost IoT devices at risk. This means…
Smart mobility saves many millions of tons of CO2, study says
Smart mobility saves many millions of tons of CO2, study says
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Shorter delivery routes, smart traffic light switching, fewer traffic jams - intelligent mobility saves millions of tonnes of CO2 and…

Microsoft and its recycled plastic mouse
Microsoft and its recycled plastic mouse
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The latest mouse from Microsoft uses 20 percent recycled ocean plastic in its outer shell for the first time. While Microsoft presents this as a step forward for the planet,…
Top articles in September on eeNews Europe
Top articles in September on eeNews Europe
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A farewell to Sir Clive Sinclair, a mega fab plan for Ireland and AI on Raspberry Pi were all popular articles on eeNews Europe in September…
Virtual reference platform to anchor Linux in the car
Virtual reference platform to anchor Linux in the car
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The software company OpenSynergy has published a reference platform with a virtual AGL operating system (Automotive Grade Linux). The platform is intended for the vehicle cockpit - but what are…
Apple launches the 1Tbyte edge iPhone 13
Apple launches the 1Tbyte edge iPhone 13
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The highest capacity for Apple's iPhone 13 Pro tops 1Tbyte with professional formats for film makers of all kinds, based on the 5nm A15 Bionic 12 core chip…
Mobileye, Schaeffler, Sixt cooperate for robotaxi service in Munich
Mobileye, Schaeffler, Sixt cooperate for robotaxi service in Munich
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At the IAA Mobility, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger and the head of car rental company Sixt SE, Alexander Sixt, announced that they will jointly offer autonomous ride-hailing services in Munich…
IAA Mobility reflects technical and social upheaval
IAA Mobility reflects technical and social upheaval
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The international automotive industry is currently facing a strong headwind. This refers not only to the ongoing chip shortage, but also to the political shifts in the requirements for sustainable…
Imagination launches innovation manifesto for UK
Imagination launches innovation manifesto for UK
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Imagination Technologies' ‘manifesto’ for innovation has ten recommendations for the UK government to support the semiconductor industry says Tim Mamtora, chief of innovation…
European tech for immersive cooling
European tech for immersive cooling
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European firms are at the forefront of the development of immersive cooling from the data centre to the edge.
Superior MEMS sensors from cavity silicon-on-insulator wafers
Superior MEMS sensors from cavity silicon-on-insulator wafers
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Adele Gilliland, applications manager with IceMOS Technology Ltd. (Belfast, Northern Ireland), looks at how buried cavities in silicon can be used to enclose MEMS sensors and produce improved specifications.
Most read articles in August on eeNews Europe
Most read articles in August on eeNews Europe
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The future of Moore's Law to the latest 6G research centre and the first software defined geostationary satellite were all among the most popular article on eeNews Europe in August…
Top articles on eeNews Europe in August
Top articles on eeNews Europe in August
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A new analysis of Moore's Law, 6G research centre and the first software-defined geostationary satellite are all top articles in August…
Europe drives immersive cooling technologies
Europe drives immersive cooling technologies
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European firms are at the forefront of consortia working on immersive cooling of high performance processor boards from the data centre to the edge.
From sapphire to SiC: GTAT deal highlights wafer consolidation
From sapphire to SiC: GTAT deal highlights wafer consolidation
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A $415m deal for GT Advanced Technologies highlights the consolidation in the supply chain for the latest semiconductor materials.
Building better batteries
Building better batteries
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Hwee Yng, of Keysight Technologies, looks at the issues around testing for various performance parameters during battery construction.
The greening of Onsemi
The greening of Onsemi
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In his first eight months as CEO at Onsemi, Hassane El-Khoury has started to drive the company in a focused, green direction' He talks to Peter Clarke at eeNews Europe…
Bosch, Daimler end joint robotaxi project
Bosch, Daimler end joint robotaxi project
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Technology group Bosch and vehicle manufacturer Daimler are in the process of winding up the joint robotaxi development project Athena. Both companies point to milestones achieved, but technical problems may…
UK artist takes industrial robots to Tokyo – video
UK artist takes industrial robots to Tokyo – video
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UK artist Jason Bruges has set up an art installation using industrial robots in the centre of Tokyo as part of the 2021 Olympics, supported by the Intralink Group…
Most read articles on eeNews Europe in July
Most read articles on eeNews Europe in July
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The continuing chip shortages, fab deal and plastic and quantum chips were among the most popular articles by readers on eeNews Europe in July…
Electromobility picks up speed on its way to mainstream
Electromobility picks up speed on its way to mainstream
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For the first time, the American electric car manufacturer Tesla has earned more than one billion dollars in a quarter - and not, as before, primarily with the sale of…
My take: on ‘Intel Accelerated’
My take: on ‘Intel Accelerated’
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The webcast entitled 'Intel Accelerated' was a welcome insight into what the US chip giant is doing to try and catch up with the semiconductor manufacturing leaders TSMC and Samsung.
Mobileye tests self-driving vehicles in New York City
Mobileye tests self-driving vehicles in New York City
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With the receipt of the necessary federal approval, Mobileye is conducting tests of its self-driving vehicles on the busy streets of the US city of New York City.
Winners of AstroPi competition chosen
Winners of AstroPi competition chosen
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Ten teams have won the European Astro Pi Challenge out of 154 applications running on the International Space Station (ISS)…
Julien Happich memorial fund raises €3000
Julien Happich memorial fund raises €3000
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The fund in memory of Julien Happich, our former editor in chief who passed away on 11th February 2021, has raised over £1400, with donations doubled by European Business Press…
Will ST eventually sell its R3 wafer fab to Tower?
Will ST eventually sell its R3 wafer fab to Tower?
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I applaud Jean-Marc Chery, CEO of ST, and Russell Ellwanger, CEO of Tower, for coming up with a relatively unusual way to ramp up production rapidly at the R3 wafer…


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