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Opinion: Money’s not the problem for Europe’s semiconductor rebuild
Opinion: Money’s not the problem for Europe’s semiconductor rebuild
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Is €145 billion (about US$175 billion) enough to recreate a continental semiconductor ecosystem that can make leading-edge (2nm?) processors by…
Motion sickness remains challenge for autonomous driving
Motion sickness remains challenge for autonomous driving
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Travel sickness is one of the likely side effects for passengers of autonomous cars. The reason, according to general experience,…
Top articles in November on eeNews Europe
Top articles in November on eeNews Europe
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A tiny, high resolution camera, Peugeot's driverless car testing deal and Synopsys buying Uk IP developer Moortec have all been…
Preparing for recovery and survival in a post-Covid world
Preparing for recovery and survival in a post-Covid world
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COVID-19 is changing the face of industry worldwide. Lindsley Ruth, CEO of Electrocomponents, offers some guidance on the challenges that…

NXP further populates landscape of domain controllers
NXP further populates landscape of domain controllers
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At the start of the virtual electronica, NXP further populated the landscape of its automotive microprocessors. The new family of its S32K3 MCUs appeals above all to developers in the…
Panasonic challenges capacitor failure in graphics cards
Panasonic challenges capacitor failure in graphics cards
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Panasonic has challenged accusation that electrolytic capacitors are responsible for recent failures in the latest graphics cards…
Capacitors blamed for graphics card failures
Capacitors blamed for graphics card failures
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Panasonic has challenged accusation that electrolytic capacitors are responsible for recent failures in the latest graphics cards…
Combining consumer and business purchasing to digitalize the component supply chain
Combining consumer and business purchasing to digitalize the component supply chain
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Despite the growth in online B2B purchasing, many electronics component purchasing professionals use traditional procurement. A digitalized supply chain offers significant benefits, says Jens Gamperl, CEO of Sourceability…
Wireless and wellness
Wireless and wellness
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The wellness industry has become big business, with wireless technology and wearables helping power the boom says Thomas Søderholm at Nordic Semiconductor…
Top articles in October on eeNews Europe
Top articles in October on eeNews Europe
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The move of RISC-V into AI, mega mergers and a basestation on the Moon all caught readers' attention this month…
Concept Car highlights human-car relationship
Concept Car highlights human-car relationship
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Kyocera has presented a concept car that focuses on the dynamic relationship between man and car. The Japanese electronics manufacturer plays with elements such as sound, light - and smell.
Galvanic isolation in electric vehicles
Galvanic isolation in electric vehicles
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EVs have multiple voltage domains and functions that need to be electrically isolated, yet still able to communicate, says Charlie Ice, Senior Product Manager, Power over Ethernet, at Silicon Labs…
Book review: NANOCHIPS 2030 charts key chip technologies
Book review: NANOCHIPS 2030 charts key chip technologies
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NANOCHIPS 2030 is the third in a series of books that, under the editorship of Bernd Hoefflinger, have charted and forecast the broad landscape of semiconductors.
Wireless charging for Covid-19 temperature sensor
Wireless charging for Covid-19 temperature sensor
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Powercast has developed a battery-free wireless tag that can be used to monitor temperature to allow employees to return to work safely…
Flexible RFID drives scalable medical sample shipments
Flexible RFID drives scalable medical sample shipments
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UK spinout SamplePod is using flexible RFID chips in labels from PragmatIC to tracks thousands of medical samples every day…
Top articles in September on eeNews Europe
Top articles in September on eeNews Europe
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The $40bn ARM-Nvidia deal, the US-China trade war and Tesla's battery day and a cyber attack on Tower all features heavily in the most read articles last month…
Volkswagen ID.4: Light is the new chrome
Volkswagen ID.4: Light is the new chrome
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If you as a car designer also want to set a visual sign for the beginning of a new era, you have to come up with something. Especially when it…
The first 5G IoT use cases emerge
The first 5G IoT use cases emerge
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Most of the attention in 5G so far has been targeted at the consumer market but enormous markets in the business-to-business arena are starting to be tapped as the high…
Recovering from Covid-19
Recovering from Covid-19
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Mike Britchfield, vice president for sales for Europe at Analog Devices talks to Nick Flaherty about the lessons in Europe in the recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic…
MEMS microphones drive next-generation voice codec
MEMS microphones drive next-generation voice codec
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David Brooke, wireless voice and data product manager for CML Microcircuits, discusses how MEMS microphones are driving application of voice interfaces…
Memory design for autonomous driving systems
Memory design for autonomous driving systems
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Frank Ferro, senior director of product marketing for IP Cores at Rambus, explores how GDDR can improve data processing in ADAS.
Racing formula to bring hydrogen-powered vehicles to the racetracks
Racing formula to bring hydrogen-powered vehicles to the racetracks
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A grouping of German motorsport stakeholders and engineering companies wants to bring a new racing series for hydrogen-powered vehicles to the world's race tracks. In addition to the hydrogen drive,…
How 3D printing speeds SEAT’s prototype development
How 3D printing speeds SEAT’s prototype development
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The automotive industry was among the first to recognize the advantages of additive manufacturing (aka 3D printing). This also and especially applies to vehicle manufacturers who are active in the…
Engineering at the frontline of health
Engineering at the frontline of health
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The spread of Covid-19 is changing the face of medical engineering, says Dave Wilson, Business and Technology Fellow for Portfolio Business at test NI…
SEAT produces prototype components on the 3D printer
SEAT produces prototype components on the 3D printer
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The automotive industry was among the first to recognize the advantages of additive manufacturing (aka 3D printing). This also and especially applies to vehicle manufacturers who are active in the…
Keysight: boosting diversity is vital for European competitiveness
Keysight: boosting diversity is vital for European competitiveness
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Making European electronics industries more inclusive is a competitive business strategy says Shidah Ahmad, vice president and general manager at Keysight Technologies.
Foundry move for Intel casts doubt on chip making future
Foundry move for Intel casts doubt on chip making future
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Intel's inability to keep pace with foundries in general, and TSMC in particular, has sent it fab-lite and could eventually undermine any direct participation in chip making.
Opinion: Intel is on the path to chip manufacturing exit
Opinion: Intel is on the path to chip manufacturing exit
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An inability to keep pace with foundries in general – and TSMC in particular – has already seen Intel drop off the leading-edge, sent it fab-lite and could eventually undermine…


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