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• 24Gbit/s UCIe chiplet-to-chiplet IP demonstrated at 3nm

  30-09-2024 18:17 via electronicsweekly.com
  Alphawave Semi has unveiled 3nm UCIe (universal chiplet interconnect express) die-to-die communication intellectual property, which has been demonstrated with TSMC’s chip-on-wafer-on-substrate (CoWoS) packaging. “This complete PHY and controller subsystem, developed ...
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• GaN LEDs and power transistors on the same chip

  30-09-2024 17:10 via electronicsweekly.com
  
  Gallium nitride-based LEDs and power transistors can be made on the same IC, according to scientists from Cornell University and the Polish Academy of Sciences. The trick is to used ...
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• ASIL B EV battery current sensor spans ±1,500A

  30-09-2024 11:52 via electronicsweekly.com
  
  LEM is aiming at electric vehicle state-of-charge estimation with a ±1.5kA current sensor. Designed to be built into the ‘battery disconnect unit’, the HSTBV series can “reach 1% of accuracy ...
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• Equal1 signs MoU with Nvidia for quantum computing tech

  30-09-2024 09:40 via electronicsweekly.com
  Irish quantum computing startup, Equal1 has signed a MoU with Nvidia to collaborate on quantum computing technology use cases, business models and proof of concept, focusing on integrating and validating ...
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• Korean inventory falling faster

  30-09-2024 09:05 via electronicsweekly.com
  
  August  chip inventories in Korea fell at the fastest rate for five years thanks to the  demand for memory, reports Statistics Korea. Inventories were down 42.6% y-o-y. In July they ...
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• 12Mpixel AI image sensor from Raspberry Pi

  30-09-2024 09:00 via electronicsweekly.com
  
  Raspberry Pi has announced a 12.3Mpixel AI camera, based on Sony’s IMX500 intelligent sensor, which “supports on-board processing for a variety of neural network models, leaving the processor in the ...
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• MoD buys Newton Aycliffe fab

  30-09-2024 07:26 via electronicsweekly.com
  
  The MoD has bought the old Fujitsu fab at Newton Aycliffe to make GaAs ICs for the military paying a reported £20 million. It will be renamed Octric Semiconductors UK. ...
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• Hynix in mass production of 12-layer 36GB HBM

  30-09-2024 07:24 via electronicsweekly.com
  
  Hynix has begun mass production of a 36GB 12-layer HBM3E memory – the largest capacity HBM yet. The previous highest capacity HBM3E was 24GB using eight stacked 3GB die. ‘Hynix ...
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• Fab equipment spend to reach $99.3bn this year

  30-09-2024 07:12 via electronicsweekly.com
  
  300mm fab equipment spending is projected to grow by 4% to $99.3 billion in 2024, and further increase by 24% to $123.2 billion in 2025, surpassing the US$100 billion level ...
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• TU Delft, RTX sign sustainable aerospace tech research agreements

  30-09-2024 07:06 via electronicsweekly.com
  Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) will be collaborating further with both Collins Aerospace and Pratt & Whitney on commercial aerospace technology research following the signing of a new agreement. ...
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