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Evolving IMEC prepares a welcome in the City of Things
Evolving IMEC prepares a welcome in the City of Things
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Luc Van den Hove, CEO of IMEC (Leuven, Belgium), discussed with EE News Europe the changing emphasis at the research…
Sanmina: Designing, making electronic equipment to be growth industry for many years
Sanmina: Designing, making electronic equipment to be growth industry for many years
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Dietmar Guenther, executive vice president at contract manufacturer Sanmina Corp. (San Jose, CA), explained to EE News Europe why some…
Why contract manufacturing is getting into design
Why contract manufacturing is getting into design
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Dietmar Guenther, executive vice president at contract manufacturer Sanmina Corp., explained to EE News Europe why some contract manufacturers are…
CEO interview: Chip equipment supplier on a rocket trajectory
CEO interview: Chip equipment supplier on a rocket trajectory
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Metrology and inspection company Unity Semiconductor SAS (Grenoble, France), is experiencing strong growth and expects to double its sales year-on-year…

Renesas benefits from Japan’s edge in electromobility
Renesas benefits from Japan’s edge in electromobility
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Renesas is one of the leading semiconductor providers to the automotive industry. But which forces do currently drive the technology in this market? EE Times Europe talked to Jürgen Axmacher,…
MIPS, execution culture and getting into AI
MIPS, execution culture and getting into AI
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Jim Nicholas reckons that the establishment of an "execution culture" and certain multithreading advantages of MIPS processor architectures are starting to help a more agile business unit obtain design wins.
Infineon sees itself on the safe side with its Aurix safety microcontroller family
Infineon sees itself on the safe side with its Aurix safety microcontroller family
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In the ongoing discussion about the right computing architecture for self-driving vehicles, functional safety is emerging as the paramount aspect. For this reason, Infineon regards itself as one of the…
PSA takes the fast lane in automotive electronics
PSA takes the fast lane in automotive electronics
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French carmaker PSA Group recently made headlines for its intention to take over competitor Opel / Vauxhall. Independently, PSA is currently on the fast track in terms of automotive electronics.
PSA takes the fast lane in automotive electronics
PSA takes the fast lane in automotive electronics
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French carmaker PSA Group recently made headlines for its intention to take over competitor Opel / Vauxhall. Independently, PSA is currently on the fast track in terms of automotive electronics.
Microchip’s EERAM memory with unlimited endurance – in distribution
Microchip’s EERAM memory with unlimited endurance – in distribution
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Distributor Rutronik (Ispringen, Germany), has Microchip's I²C EERAM memory, presented as a low-cost, low-risk memory offering unlimited endurance and safe data storage at power loss.
Power Trends: Industry 4.0 is key for TDK-Lambda
Power Trends: Industry 4.0 is key for TDK-Lambda
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Power has been an important part of the electronics landscape in the UK for fifty years. Martin Southam, marketing director for TDK-Lambda in Europe, talks to Nick Flaherty about plans…
Data standard for autonomous navigation wanted
Data standard for autonomous navigation wanted
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Several carmakers and suppliers have joined forces to standardize the data formats used in vehicle navigation. After a failed attempt to establish an ISO standard several years ago, the development…
Interview: Building the new generation of battery-based power stations
Interview: Building the new generation of battery-based power stations
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Younicos (Berlin, Germany and Austin, TX) is one of the world’s largest energy system integrators, helping operators build the next generation of power stations based around batteries. Nick Flaherty talks…
Building the new generation of power stations
Building the new generation of power stations
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Berlin-based Younicos is one of the world’s largest energy system integrators, helping operators build the next generation of power stations based around batteries. Nick Flaherty talks to Jayesh Goyal, chief…
CEO interview: Everke of AMS on four pillars of sensing
CEO interview: Everke of AMS on four pillars of sensing
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Alexander Everke, CEO of Austria's AMS AG, has said he intends to double the size of the company over the next three years by building on four pillars of sensing.
AMS: Building on the ‘four pillars of sensing’
AMS: Building on the ‘four pillars of sensing’
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Alexander Everke, CEO of Austria's AMS AG, has said he intends to double the size of the company over the next three years by building on four pillars of sensing.
CEO interview: Everke of AMS on four pillars of sensing
CEO interview: Everke of AMS on four pillars of sensing
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Alexander Everke, CEO of Austria's AMS AG, has said he intends to double the size of the company over the next three years by building on four pillars of sensing.
SunTegra: Taking on the solar tile market
SunTegra: Taking on the solar tile market
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As Tesla completes on the acquisition of SolarCity and its solar tile technology, Nick Flaherty talks to Oliver Koehler, an industry veteran with over 15 years of experience on the…
Power Trends: Taking on the solar tile market – SunTegra
Power Trends: Taking on the solar tile market – SunTegra
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As Tesla completes on the acquisition of SolarCity and its solar tile technology, Nick Flaherty talks to Oliver Koehler, an industry veteran with over 15 years of experience on the…
ST’s Bozotti on ‘back-to-silicon’ differentiation
ST’s Bozotti on ‘back-to-silicon’ differentiation
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Carlo Bozotti, CEO of STMicroelectronics NV, has presided over a difficult period in the chip company's history as he first put together the ST-Ericsson mobile processors joint venture and then…
Littelfuse: SiC reaching critical point
Littelfuse: SiC reaching critical point
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Power strategist Kevin Speer of Littelfuse (Chicago, IL) talks to Nick Flaherty about pricing, specification and the prospects for the latest wide bandgap power technologies, silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium…
ST’s Bozotti on ‘back-to-silicon’ differentiation
ST’s Bozotti on ‘back-to-silicon’ differentiation
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Carlo Bozotti, CEO of STMicroelectronics NV, has presided over a difficult period in the chip company's history as he first put together the ST-Ericsson mobile processors joint venture and then…
Silicon carbide climbs the mountain of manufacturability
Silicon carbide climbs the mountain of manufacturability
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Power strategist Kevin Speer of Littelfuse talks to Nick Flaherty about pricing, specification and the prospects for the latest wide bandgap power technologies, silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride (GaN).
Rohm: Global focus is on automotive, industrial
Rohm: Global focus is on automotive, industrial
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At Electronica EE Times Europe caught up with Satoshi Sawamura, the president of Rohm. Co Ltd. (Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan), which trades as Rohm Semiconductor, and asked him for an…
Rohm: Global focus is on automotive, industrial
Rohm: Global focus is on automotive, industrial
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At Electronica EE Times Europe caught up with Satoshi Sawamura, the president of Rohm. Co Ltd. (Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan), which trades as Rohm Semiconductor, and asked him for an…
Rohm puts global focus on automotive, industrial
Rohm puts global focus on automotive, industrial
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At Electronica EE Times Europe caught up with Satoshi Sawamura, the president of Rohm. Co Ltd., which trades as Rohm Semiconductor, and asked him for an update on progress at…
Melexis CEO: Strong alone
Melexis CEO: Strong alone
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With sales of €400 million euros in 2015, Melexis is one of the smaller semiconductor vendors, but a nevertheless a rather successful one. At Electronica, EE Times Europe met Melexis…
Synthetic current control drives efficiency in IoT infrastructure
Synthetic current control drives efficiency in IoT infrastructure
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Patents on synthetic current control are key to the latest power technology development at Intersil. Nick Flaherty talks to Mark Downing Senior Vice President, Infrastructure and Industrial Power Products about…


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