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DoD Announces $8M Agreement With GLOBALFOUNDRIES to Strengthen the Domestic Microelectronics Industrial Base Our Bureau 1913 Image for representation only. The U.S. Department of Defense today made an $8 million award to GLOBALFOUNDRIES (GF) as part of the nation's effort to ensure the U.S. sustains the microelectronics manufacturing capability. GF will conduct initial engineering baseline activities to move a key 45 nanometer (nm) semiconductor manufacturing processes from the East Fishkill, New York facility to the Malta, New York facility. This effort is the first step required to prese...

"What is clear is that this issue of technology competition is of increasing importance in the US / China relationship" SecDef advisor Ely Ratner said, and it is "a huge priority for the administration."

Infineon to Foster Local Entrepreneurship in Green Agriculture Friday, January 15, 2021 4:20PM IST (10:50AM GMT) In collaboration with Startup India on Motor Drive Design Challenge for solar pumps   Bangalore, Karnataka, India:  Infineon Technologies, a world leader in semiconductors, today announced the commencement of its ‘Infineon Solar Pump Motor Drive Challenge 2021' initiative to encourage affordable and reliable solar powered irrigation systems for farmers – design and manufactured locally. Organized in collaboration wi...

Bolstering US-Japan technology ties is key to deterring threats in Asia Benjamin McMartin and Bernice Kiyo Glenn January 13 (Oleksii Liskonih/Getty Images) A top security issue for the incoming Biden administration must be forging closer technology ties with Japan as a counterweight to the trinity of mutual adversaries we face in Asia. The ascendancy of China combined with the technological know-how of Russia and the ever-mercurial North Korean regime present a combined threat that is increasingly destabilizing to the region and highly worrisome for both Washington and Tokyo. As ...

Getting smaller microelectronics for example lots of new sensor technology that can be used to enhance efficiency much grief but what that means is that refrigerators use much less energy than they used to and the cheaper to run. then consumers buy bigger refrigerators. this is about the rebound effect. of people invest what they've saved thanks to energy efficiency and other things that cancel out the desired effect namely using less energy overall. and. this is hamburg's new concert hall philharmonia in miniature. tiny digital devices are proving to be attractive to many consumers eventually...