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Translate India, Poland, others suspend all flights to Britain due to new coronavirus strain On Poland,  Norway, Finland and Denmark have suspended all direct flights from Britain with immediate effect, citing a quickly spreading variant of the coronavirus that was detected the country. All flights from Britain to India will be suspended, starting onTuesday and lasting until Dec. 31, says India. Flights from India to Britain will also be temporarily suspended during th...

Share this article Share this article ResearchAndMarkets.coms offering. Digitalization and automation have together led to the transformation of businesses across the globe. This has created a demand for devices and products that perform powerful computation processes with efficiency and accuracy and, at the same time, can communicate with one another. The demand for multicore technology across various sectors has further enhanced the growth of the semiconductor industry. This growth has paved...

Digital components to play a more important role in overall automotive production in future Chinese companies should get prepared for the rise in chip demand as cars become smarter, said analysts, after some carmakers experience pandemic-caused chip shortages. "It (the shortage of chips for car electronics) is a historical problem, as China relied on imported chips from Europe, the United States, Malaysia, Japan and South Korea," said Yale Zhang, managing director of Shanghai-based consultancy ...

Chips a big hurdle for industry to overcome By Zhang Dandan | China Daily | Updated: 2020-12-14 09:09 Share CLOSE A staff member works on producing auto chips at a plant of a chip maker based in Chizhou, East Chinas Anhui province. [Photo by sheng Wenpeng/for China Daily] Digital components to play a more important role in overall automotive production in future Chinese companies should get prepared for the rise in chip demand as cars b...

Chinese auto makers seek way out of chip shortage (Xinhua)    15:00, December 12, 2020 BEIJING, Dec. 11 (Xinhua) -- With the shortage of automobile chips expected to linger, some Chinese auto makers need to brace for a short-term disruption to production next year, according to a local industry association. A rise in chip prices is also likely, resulting from an increase in advance purchasing by companies along the industry chain and the difficulties of increasing production capacity in ...

  Chinese auto makers seek way out of chip shortage Adjust font size: Workers are busy at the production line of Shaanxi Auto Xinjiang Automobile Co., Ltd. in Urumqi, northwest Chinas Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, on Sept. 24, 2020. [Photo/Xinhua] With the shortage of automobile chips expected to linger, some Chinese auto makers need to brace for a short-term disruption to production next year, according to a local industry association. A rise in chip prices is also likely, resulting from...