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Molex Unveils Major Sensor Innovations in Automotive Active Noise Cancellation to Improve Safety and Driving Experiences News provided by Share this article First road-noise cancelling product in new sensor family enters production Performance validated for reductions in noise, weight and cost Fewer design cycles and flexible sensor placement simplifies engineering Molex teams with Analog Devices and Silentium to advance automotive ecosystem Molex’s durable, lightweight Active Noise Cancellation sensors reduce road noise for safer, enjoyable driving experiences Transition to electrified ve...

The value of the mergers and acquisitions seen last year within the semiconductor industry set a new record. Five big acquisition announcements and more than a dozen smaller deals in 2020 pushed the total value of M&A agreements in the year to an all-time high of USD 118.0 billion, surpassing the previous record of USD 107.7 billion reached in 2015

Order Reprints Print Article The slowdown in auto manufacturing may last weeks, as companies that manufacture chips ramp up production to meet growing demand for semiconductors amid rebounding car sales. In a Sunday report, The Wall Street Journal wrote Ford Motor (ticker: F) plans to idle a Louisville, Ky. plant for seven days beginning this week, and several foreign auto makers are trying to figure how to handle a shortage for chips designed for cars. Modern... Close There Is an Auto Chip Shortage. That Will Slow Down Car Makers, Says Analog Devices CEO. The slowdown in auto manuf...

2020 was a record year for M&A with agreements totalling $118 billion, says IC Insights, overtaking the previous record of $107.7 billion in 2015. Five

Five big acquisition announcements and more than a dozen smaller deals in 2020 pushed the total value of M&A agreements in the year to an all-time high of $118.0 billion, surpassing the previous record of $107.7 billion reached in 2015