Electro Ramblings

There's BAE Systems' contract to supply advanced Military Code (M-Code) GPS modules, reports of Arm going into cost reduction mode, Intel in pole position for worldwide semiconductors, the Newport Wafer Fab under threat and the size of the neuromorphic sensing market...

If you are interested in IoT applications, and the current IoT trends being deployed in 2021, this webinar should be of interest.

There's a bit of an automotive theme, with Tesla sales, a joint venture into hydrogen technology for cars, and a Mannerisms on Just In Time. Plus the Arduino Portenta industrial control unit and Siemens Digital Industries Software buying Fractal Technologies...

Don’t miss our next webinar: Overcoming IoT Device Security Challenges, which is taking place in June, in association with PSACertified. Make a note in your diary: Monday 7 June 2021, 15:00 BST (10:00 EDT, 16:00 CEST, 22:00 HKT) Register for the webinar » Digital transformation, fueled by connected devices, provides unparalleled levels of data that unlocks new business opportunities across ...

There's Intel investing $3.5 billion in packaging technology,  Samsung becoming the leading semiconductor producer, EV solid state batteries, Raytheon's first quarter results and ST declaring the EU chip efforts to be "marginal to our activity"...

There's Globalfoundries moving its HQ to Malta (New York), EU talks about fabs, Imec's work on near transparent perovskite solar cells, Orange to exclusively deploy O-RAN from 2025 and TSMC building a huge water treatment plant...

FAKRA connectors are now a worldwide, industry standard product, designed to meet the environmental requirements of the auto industry.

There's government funding for process technology, TSMC's profits, the resignation of the Toshiba CEO, Nvidia planning an Arm-based server CPU, and the possibility that the takeover of Arm by Nvidia could be delayed by lawsuits...

Lately there has been a lot of interest in Cat 7 and I’m going to give you an overview of what’s available and where I believe copper is in terms of capacity of data transmission.

There's TT Electronics expanding its facility in Northumberland, the return of Pat Gelsinger to Intel, Google building its own custom SoCs, TSMC building a Gigafab in Arizona and Mannerisms considers the power of air forces...