TechInsights' Semiconductor Analytics Report
TechInsights' Semiconductor Analytics Report
Technoprobe- 5th Year as #1 Probe Card Supplier
Technoprobe- 5th Year as #1 Probe Card Supplier Technoprobe awarded RANKED 1st Supplier in Test Subsystems
Temperatures are cooling as more clouds roll in
Temperatures are cooling as more clouds roll in Andrea Lati Order activity for semiconductor equipment tumbled nearly seven points in the second week of June as caution abounds among chipmakers All segments turned lower with Memory recording the biggest drop Overall activity is still hot as near
Global Fab Equipment Spending Expected to Reach Record $109 Billion in 2022, SEMI Reports
Global Fab Equipment Spending Expected to Reach Record $109 Billion in 2022, SEMI Reports MILPITAS, Calif. — June 13, 2022 — Global fab equipment spending for front-end facilities is expected to increase 20% year-over-year (YOY) to an all-time high of US$109 billion in 2022, marking a third
Auto Ethernet Goes Multi-Gigabit
Broadcom and Marvell now offer automotive Ethernet switch chips capable of 55Gbps and 37Gbps. Usable in both zonal and domain architectures, they support the move to automotive Ethernet and its rising bandwidths.
Tachyum Targets Petaflop/s
The startup is close to taping out its “universal” processor, branded Prodigy, which aims to deliver industry-leading performance on server, supercomputer, and AI workloads.
Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 Adopts Arm V9
The CPU performance of Qualcomm’s mid-premium smartphone processor is similar to last year’s, but its capabilities in total make for a substantial upgrade.
TechInsights @ IPBC Global 2022 – Intellectual Property Conference (June 12 -14)
TechInsights @ IPBC Global 2022 – Intellectual Property Conference (June 12 -14)
Memory Lithography and Product Strategy. Consistent Development Cadence with Probability Management.
Memory Lithography and Product Strategy. Consistent Development Cadence with Probability Management. G. Dan Hutcheson The Chip Insider® Memory Lithography and Product Strategy: Micron recently announced that it was jumping back into EUV with plans to install a tool into its DRAM fab in Taiwan