The Mobile channel at TechInsights recently published the annual IoT Predictions for 2023. TechInsights have identified 3 key technology trends and 2 key strategic trends which we expect will shape the IoT market in 2023 and beyond.

Perceive has launched its second-generation AI SoC, Ergo 2, offering 3–4x higher performance than the previous generation. The new chip targets applications such as security, retail analytics, and visual inspection.

MediaTek’s new processor for mid-premium smartphones offers leading-edge 4 nm and Cortex-A715 technology. The company also introduced its first satellite-communications chip, allowing customers to match Apple.

Obtained through its Xilinx acquisition, AMD’s RFSoCs meld FPGA and processor functions with blocks for mobile infrastructure. The ZU64DR and ZU63DR join a line of RFSoCs that implement DFE functions.

Tesla's recent announcement that they will reduce the amount of silicon carbide (SiC) in future vehicles by 75% is a significant move for the company, as SiC has been a key material in their vehicles' power electronics systems.

TechInsights has conducted an initial teardown analysis of the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, with a focus on the phone's camera modules and optical sensors. This blog presents the preliminary findings of the teardown, revealing the specific components and manufacturers of the camera and sensor hardware found inside the phone.

Dr. Jeongdong Choe penned the following article in December 2022. Technology moves quickly – here we are in March 2023, and it has just been announced that YMTC has received a huge cash infusion of $7 billion USD. We have also just received the Micron 232L NAND SSD, and will be reporting our findings shortly.

TechInsights' Semiconductor Analytics report

Waiting for the tide to turn Shereen Vaux Order activity for semiconductor equipment held at a chilly 46 degrees Memory and SOC Mobile were the only subsegments to fall a degree Memory activity is stuck at freezing levels The positive is that the decline in memory pricing is slowing as production

Intel’s Ponte Vecchio data-center GPU is a packaging tour de force. Available in three models, it delivers leading FP64 vector performance.