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The New Industrial Revolution - Vimarsana News

The New Industrial Revolution

In this interview, AZoNetwork speaks with Angus McFadden, Semiconductor Technology Manager, Kelvin Standifer, Director Semiconductor Business Unit, and Paul Cuddyer, Sales Director, at Technetics Group. They discuss the future of the semiconductor business and how COVID-19 ushered in a new industria

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Greenock hotel owners to house Ukrainian refugee family - Vimarsana News

Greenock hotel owners to house Ukrainian refugee family

THE owners of a Greenock hotel have stepped in to offer a home to a Ukrainian refugee family desperately trying to make their way across Europe to…

Work from home after exhausting maternity leave can be allowed only if nature of work allows: Karnataka High Court - Vimarsana News

Work from home after exhausting maternity leave can be allowed only if nature of work allows: Karnataka High Court

Karnataka High Court recently held that work from home benefit after exhausting maternity leave, can be granted to a woman employee only if the nature of the work is such that it can be done from home.

Wards Intelligence Analyst of the Month | Luca De Ambroggi - Vimarsana News

Wards Intelligence Analyst of the Month | Luca De Ambroggi

Analyst of the Month for March highlighting the work of Luca De Ambroggi, Chief Analyst at Informa Tech Automotive Group.

TSRI collaborating with Synopsys on chip design - Vimarsana News

TSRI collaborating with Synopsys on chip design

The Taiwan Semiconductor Research Institute (TSRI) has partnered with Synopsys Taiwan to accelerate the development of next-generation semiconductors, with researchers being allowed to use the chip design company’s simulation tools, the National Applied Research Laboratories said yesterday. The institute is one of eight laboratories of the national research agency. The institute has signed a contract with Synopsys that allows researchers to use its simulation software — Sentaurus TCAD and Quantum ATK — free of charge, the agency said in a news release. The Synopsys Web site describes Sen...