Intel Core Ultra 7 155H Meteor Lake CPU Die (Intel 4) Advanced CMOS Process Analysis

This report provides an analysis of the structure and materials used in the manufacture of the of the Intel Core Ultra 7 155H (Meteor Lake) CPU die (compute tile), fabricated using the Intel 4 finFET process. The report includes a summary of key findings, and a detailed look at the FEOL, MOL and BEOL structures and materials used. Extensive SEM, TEM and materials analysis provide a complete look at how this device was manufactured.
20Mar

Smartphone Battery Market Share CY2023: Revenue Decline Exceeds 10% YoY

The global market for smartphone battery cells recorded more than 10% annual decline in revenues in CY 2023. Revenues fell because of the sluggish market demand and declining cell pricing environment. Amperex Technology Ltd. (ATL) led with 46% revenue share followed by LG Energy Solutions and Samsung SDI. This report includes the global shipments, revenue and ASP of battery cells by vendor by quarter from Q1 2018 to Q4 2023.
20Mar

Consolidated Datacenter Forecast Q1 2024

The consolidated datacenter forecast aggregates data from multiple TechInsights specialists to produce a single view of the memory, processors, accelerators, and servers required to support the world's data centers over the next five years. The data are further broken down into hyperscaler and public cloud breakdowns.
19Mar

Top 10 Smartphone Models

Explore the top 10 smartphone models unveiled at MWC 2024, ranging from sleek flagships to budget-friendly alternatives. Discover groundbreaking innovations and cutting-edge features that redefine the mobile experience.
19Mar

New Partnership Models Between Global OEMs and Chinese Automotive Start-ups

Starting from the second half of 2023, global OEMs, represented by Volkswagen and Stellantis, have acquired ready-made vehicle platforms and related core development capabilities from Chinese automotive start-ups. Compared with the previous joint venture method adopted by global OEMs in the 1980s to enter China by exchanging their leading technologies for access to the Chinese market, this round of cooperation is called a “reverse joint venture”.
19Mar