Still green but clouds loom Andrea Lati Order activity for semiconductor equipment extended its decline, slipping to 84 degrees All segments trended lower led by Subcon/Adv. Packaging and SOC Computing where temperatures slid more than 4 points The Assembly market, in particular, is feeling the

First commercially available Wi-Fi 7 (802.11 be) wireless router: H3C Magic BE18000 Radu Trandafir Less than 2 months after the announcement of Qualcomm’s Wi-Fi 7 (IEEE 802.11 be) networking chipset, known since 2019 as Networking Pro Platform, we have a world premier, the first wireless router Wi

Chips and Science Act G. Dan Hutcheson The Chip Insider® What’s Happening and What’s the Meaning: Chips and Science Act Passed: I must admit, I had been saying I didn’t expect the US Congress to get its act together and pass this bill. You’ll recall that the $52B CHIPS act pretty much died. I

Semiconductor WEEK: An overview of results and conclusions from recent reports at TechInsights.

TechInsights' Semiconductor Equipment Report

TechInsights is first and foremost focused on supporting innovation and decision making. Because of the far-reaching interest in this latest technology, we thought we would share some of the discussions we’ve been having. Here are a few of the common questions we are seeing, and our corresponding answers.

It’s cooling off as more fog rolls in Andrea Lati Order activity for semiconductor equipment continued to trend lower, slipping to 86 degrees Subcon/Adv. Packaging led the decline with temperatures tumbling 8 points last week Even though the overall activity remains in an expansion phase, cracks are

TechInsights' Semiconductor Analytics Report

Both leading foundries allowed customers to claim they were using a 4nm process when, in fact, they were using 5nm technology. This situation renders node names meaningless. Featured in our July 22 Microprocessor Report we are making this available, in full, for a limited time.

A collaboration between Dr. Stephen Russell (TechInsights) and Prof. Peter Gammon (PGC). ROHM released their 4th generation (Gen 4) MOSFET products this year. The new range includes MOSFETs rated to 750 V (increased from 650V) and 1200 V, with a number of the available TO247 packaged components automotive qualified up to 56A/24mΩ.