A Trip Down TSMC Memory Lane – Part 2

Logic Blog A Trip Down TSMC Memory Lane – Part 2 Dick James To start Part 2 of the blog, we backtrack to 1998, when the 0.25-µm process was launched. One of the comments from Shang-Yi Chiang’s (former VP of R&D at TSMC) oral history was that when he joined in 1997, TSMC could not get papers accepted
05Jan

NXP’s i.MX9 Gets 10G Ethernet

NXP’s i.MX95 family targets industrial and automotive systems as well as consumer ones. With several CPUs and three computing domains, it exceeds what’s available today, but that gap may narrow by the time it ships.
04Jan

2023 is starting off with a blizzard

2023 is starting off with a blizzard Shereen Vaux Order activity for semiconductor equipment continued to decline, falling to a chilly 50 degrees The decline moderated last week with only memory and DAO retracting It should not come as a surprise that Memory is at freezing levels as chipmakers
03Jan

Intel Fills Out 13th Generation

Intel revealed more of its 13th Core generation, codenamed Raptor Lake. Four mobile families launched along with more desktop models. The company also updated its N-series processors.
03Jan

Mobile RF Year in Review - Who Made Our Top Picks for 2022?

Mobile RF Blog Mobile RF Year in Review - Who Made Our Top Picks for 2022? 2022 has been a busy year in the mobile RF landscape. TechInsights’ team of subject- matter experts and analysts have been hard at work identifying the key events, technologies, and design practices to include as part of the
20Dec

Auto Chips Drive New Architectures

This past year saw the introduction of new automotive chips that will power 2024-model-year vehicles. Driving the move towards domain and zonal architectures, they realize ideas that have been conceptual up to now.
19Dec