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CEO interview: Taking mCube into platforms and data
CEO interview: Taking mCube into platforms and data
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Ben Lee, CEO of MEMS company mCube, is training himself not to say the word startup.
Power Trends: The revolution arrives
Power Trends: The revolution arrives
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A revolution in power is here that has been almost 20 years in the making, says Steve Lambouses, Vice President…
Power Trends: The revolution arrives
Power Trends: The revolution arrives
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A revolution in power is here that has been almost 20 years in the making, says Steve Lambouses Vice President…
CEO interview: S3 Semi ready for custom opportunity
CEO interview: S3 Semi ready for custom opportunity
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John O'Brien, CEO of S3 Group Ltd. (Dublin, Ireland) has been making steady progress in shifting his company's business model…

Will spar over RF standards endanger V2X roll-out?
Will spar over RF standards endanger V2X roll-out?
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Which technology is best suited for Vehicle-to-X communications? This question continues to occupy the industry. The ITS-G5 technology, which is based on the modified IEEE 802.11p WiFi standard, is opposed…
The hunger’s back says SEMI’s Manocha
The hunger’s back says SEMI’s Manocha
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Ajit Manocha, CEO of industry organization SEMI, reckons the hunger and excitement he experienced in the chip industry 37 years ago, is back.
CEO interview: Specialty foundry Tower gains momentum
CEO interview: Specialty foundry Tower gains momentum
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Specialty foundry Tower Semiconductor Ltd. (Migdal Haemek, Israel), which trades as TowerJazz, continues to prosper under the stewardship of CEO Russell Ellwanger. eeNews Europe asked him about next technologies and…
CEO interview: Specialty foundry Tower gains momentum
CEO interview: Specialty foundry Tower gains momentum
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Specialty foundry Tower Semiconductor Ltd. (Migdal Haemek, Israel), which trades as TowerJazz, continues to prosper under the stewardship of CEO Russell Ellwanger. eeNews Europe asked him about next technologies and…
The hunger’s back says SEMI’s Manocha
The hunger’s back says SEMI’s Manocha
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Ajit Manocha, CEO of industry organization SEMI, reckons the hunger and excitement he experienced in the chip industry 37 years ago, is back.
Interview: Refined ReRAM enters the storage wars
Interview: Refined ReRAM enters the storage wars
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Technology Editor of Electronic Design, Bill Wong, talks with Crossbar’s Sylvain Dubois about how the company is rethinking storage innovation in IoT, AI, mobile computing, and data centres.
Three pillars for Leti’s post-CMOS plan
Three pillars for Leti’s post-CMOS plan
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French research institute Leti has a post-CMOS plan that is driving research decisions. That plan rests on three broad pillars and some more specific developments such as neuromorphic and quantum…
Acquisition sees boom time for semiconductor equipment
Acquisition sees boom time for semiconductor equipment
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Three years after acquisition, Welsh semiconductor equipment maker SPTS is seeing growing opportunities in LED, RF, MEMS and power markets. Kevin Crofton talks to Nick Flaherty about how the deal…
“Solving tomorrow’s challenges will be easier with Qualcomm”
“Solving tomorrow’s challenges will be easier with Qualcomm”
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At the recent NXP FTF Connects Silicon Valley congress, eeNews Europe met up with Kurt Sievers, General Manager of NXPs Automotive business unit, and Lars Reger, CTO of the same…
Power trends: TDK’s Advanced Technology Centre
Power trends: TDK’s Advanced Technology Centre
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Five years ago, TDK set up an advanced power research centre in the Bristol and Bath Science Park. Today that centre also hosts a design centre, with both supporting TDK’s…
Rising SOI tide lifts Soitec into profit
Rising SOI tide lifts Soitec into profit
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Soitec SA (Bernin, France), developer of the "smart cut" method of silicon-on-insulator (SOI) wafer production, has reported its first profit for many years and is preparing to invest in facilities…
Ultracap maker setting sights on next-gen electric vehicles
Ultracap maker setting sights on next-gen electric vehicles
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Taavi Madiberk doesn’t like the phrase unicorn. But as the CEO of rapidly expanding ultracapacitor company Skeleton Technology (Viimsi, Harjumaa, Estonia), he is ambitiously aiming at over $1bn in revenues.
Power trends: Big plans for ultracapacitors
Power trends: Big plans for ultracapacitors
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Taavi Madiberk doesn’t like the phrase unicorn. But as the CEO of rapidly expanding Estonian ultracapacitor company Skeleton Technology, he is ambitiously aiming at over $1bn in revenues.
CO2 sensor firm seeks partners in expansion push, with automotive a focus
CO2 sensor firm seeks partners in expansion push, with automotive a focus
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In late 2016 Gas Sensing Solutions Ltd. (Cumbernauld, Scotland) appointed Ralph Weir as CEO with a charter to expand the business both within its present applications – and also into…
CO2 sensor firm seeks partners in expansion push, with automotive a focus
CO2 sensor firm seeks partners in expansion push, with automotive a focus
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In late 2016 Gas Sensing Solutions Ltd. (Cumbernauld, Scotland) appointed Ralph Weir as CEO with a charter to expand the business both within its present applications – and also into…
CO2 sensor firm seeks partners in expansion push, with automotive a focus
CO2 sensor firm seeks partners in expansion push, with automotive a focus
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In late 2016 Gas Sensing Solutions Ltd. (Cumbernauld, Scotland) appointed Ralph Weir as CEO with a charter to expand the business both within its present applications – and also into…
CEO interview: Sensor boss seeks partners for expansion
CEO interview: Sensor boss seeks partners for expansion
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In late 2016 Gas Sensing Solutions Ltd. (Cumbernauld, Scotland) appointed Ralph Weir as CEO with a charter to expand the business both within its present applications – and also into…
Autonomous sensor startup claims LiDAR at 40x higher power
Autonomous sensor startup claims LiDAR at 40x higher power
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Headquartered in Portola Valley, California, startup Luminar Technologies, Inc. has come out of stealth after five years of secretive research and development exclusively focused on LiDAR technology, betting on InGaAs…
Californian startup boosts LiDAR’ specs with proprietary InGaAs design
Californian startup boosts LiDAR’ specs with proprietary InGaAs design
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Headquartered in Portola Valley, California, startup Luminar Technologies, Inc. has come out of stealth after five years of secretive research and development exclusively focused on LiDAR technology, betting on InGaAs…
Californian startup boosts LiDAR’ specs with proprietary InGaAs design
Californian startup boosts LiDAR’ specs with proprietary InGaAs design
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Headquartered in Portola Valley, California, startup Luminar Technologies, Inc. has come out of stealth after five years of secretive research and development exclusively focused on LiDAR technology, betting on InGaAs…
Control of material is key to GaN success says Exagan boss
Control of material is key to GaN success says Exagan boss
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The time is right for new players in gallium nitride (GaN) but there are still challenges, says Frédéric DuPont, president and CEO of Exagan.
Autotalks CTO calls for cooperation in V2X standards battle
Autotalks CTO calls for cooperation in V2X standards battle
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DSRC and 5G proponents in the V2X (Vehicle-to-Everything) arena must cooperate in order to quickly roll out V2X to series vehicles and thus help to prevent traffic accidents, says Onn…
Autotalks CTO calls for cooperation in V2X standards battle
Autotalks CTO calls for cooperation in V2X standards battle
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DSRC and 5G proponents in the V2X (Vehicle-to-Everything) arena must cooperate in order to quickly roll out V2X to series vehicles and thus help to prevent traffic accidents, says Onn…
Sir Hossein Yassaie on the UK’s need for TechWorks
Sir Hossein Yassaie on the UK’s need for TechWorks
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Sir Hossein Yassaie spoke to eeNews Europe about the re-organization of the UK's National Microelectronics Institute (NMI) and its renaming as TechWorks.


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