Apple is Investing in a Chip Design Plant in Germany
Apple recently announced plans to produce its own 5G chips and modems and the company may be one step closer to doing so. The Cupertino giant has
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Apple recently announced plans to produce its own 5G chips and modems and the company may be one step closer to doing so. The Cupertino giant has
The new facility will be located in Munich and will be Europe's largest development site for mobile wireless semiconductors.
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Deutsche Telekom combines on EVs, again; Apple plans European chip center; how to regulate online services; and more. Can net neutrality be made to work for network operators? That's the question being posed by BT's Marc Allera, who uses a personal blog to declare that now is the time to "explore what the future [of network neutrality] should look like." According to Allera, the coronavirus pandemic has shown that there are "very good reasons to enable preferential access to certain platforms." BT's Lockdown Learning support program included the zero-rat...
Our NanoNews Digest Sponsors Home > Press > CEA-Leti & Dolphin Design Report FD-SOI Breakthrough that Boosts Operating Frequency by 450% and Reduces Power Consumption by 30%: Joint Paper Presented at ISSCC 2021 Shows How New Adaptive Back-Biasing Technique Overcomes Integration Limits in Chip Design Flows Abstract: CEA-Leti and Dolphin Design have developed an adaptive back-biasing (ABB) architecture for FD-SOI chips that can be seamlessly integrated in the digital design flow with industrial-grade qualification, overcoming integration drawbacks of existing ABB techniques. CEA-Leti & Dolphin...
MIT aims to speed up robot movements to match robot thoughts using custom chips Read full article Robot and human working together. MIT researchers are looking to address the significant gap between how quickly robots can process information (relatively slowly), and how fast they can move (very quickly thanks to modern hardware advances), and they're using something called "robomorphic computing" to do it. The method, designed by MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence (CSAIL) graduate Dr. Sabrina Neuman, results in custom computer chips that can offer hardware acceleration as a mean...