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Speedtech, a Taiwan-based connector manufacturer, has announced new factory projects in Mexico and Malaysia to meet the needs of customers in the decentralized supply chain.

Some Taiwan-based IC design houses and other chip vendors in Japan and the US may cut their orders for semiconductor parts by 10-20% in the second quarter on top of weak demand in the Chinese automobile market and sagging consumer power in the US and Japan due to the inflationary impacts, according to industry sources.

Santa Clara, CA and Kyoto, Japan, April 25, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Kyoto-based ROHM Semiconductor and Semikron Danfoss have been collaborating for more...

Dutch semiconductor equipment maker ASM International on Tuesday reported a drop in first-quarter orders, citing softening market conditions. The Amsterdam-listed company registered... | April 25, 2023

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Marvell Technology has demonstrated high-speed, ultra-high bandwidth silicon interconnects manufactured using Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Companys (TSMC) 3-nanometer (3nm) process. Marvells industry-first silicon building blocks in this node include 112G XSR SerDes (serializer/de-serializer), Long Reach SerDes, PCIe Gen 6/CXL 3.0 SerDes, and a 240 Tbps parallel die-to-die interconnect, according to the chip vendor.

Realtek Semiconductor expects the penetration rates of Wi-Fi 6 in PCs to rise to 70% and routers to 60% in 2023, each up 10pp from a year ago, while products supporting Wi-Fi 7 are unlikely to begin volume shipments until 2024-2025 as the standard is still being certified.

Arm is a major supplier of intellectual property to many chip companies, especially in mobile phones and has partnerships with major chip contract manufacturers.

Atomera was founded in 2001 by Robert Mears with a vision to develop a platform of materials technologies for use across multiple industries. In response to the slowdown in the advancement of Moores Law, Atomera developed Mears Silicon Technology (MST), which provides several power, performance, area, and cost (PPAC) improvements. MSTs potential to improve PPAC also shows promise in developing MRAM to the point where it can finally be considered a mainstream memory. An email interview with Mears...

BE Semiconductor Industries N.V. Announces Transactions Under Share Repurchase Program 24 Apr 2023 18:10 CEST ... | April 24, 2023