June billings of North American equipment manufacturers fell nearly three percent when compared to the prior month.
Litho Materials Market Growing to $3.2B in 2019 Despite Trade Wars
TECHCET announced that the global market for lithography materials in semiconductor manufacturing is forecasted to grow to US$3.2 billion in 2019 despite ongoing trade wars.
TriLumina Announces World’s First Automotive-Qualified AEC-Q102 Grade 1 Semiconductor Laser
This marks the first time any semiconductor laser product has qualified for AEC-Q102 Grade 1 Operation.
Unlocking Accurate Chemical Sensing on the Go
Air pollution is one of the grand challenges facing the entire planet — from the wealthiest nations to the least developed. The World Health Organization reports that nine out of 10 people breathe air containing high levels of pollutants, and that polluted air takes over seven million lives annually through stroke, heart disease and respiratory ailments.
EDA and Foundry Collaboration Speeds MEMS Sensor Design
New MEMS-based products are constantly emerging, fueled by the Internet of Things (IoT), autonomous driving, smart manufacturing and healthcare applications.
Silicon Labs Goes Live with o9 Solutions AI-powered Platform for Demand Forecasting
Silicon provider unifies forecasts and achieves end-to-end visibility into demand drivers with o9’s AI-powered platform.
Developing Technologies That Run on Light
Researchers are designing a nanoscale photon diode — a necessary component that could bring us closer to faster, more energy-efficient computers and communications that replace electricity with light.
Nanosys Completes Multi-Million-Dollar Expansion for Quantum Dot Production
Nanosys announced the completion of a multi-million-dollar investment in the company’s Silicon Valley manufacturing facility. The investment more than doubles the commercial production capacity for Nanosys proprietary Quantum Dot materials.
SiC Power Industry: Ready for Take-Off?
The adoption of SiC power devices is now undeniable. The power electronics industry has no more questions about it. Today, questionings are more related to the companies and the playground: how and when they will make it.
A New Model for Organic Semiconductors
A multicenter team including researchers from Osaka University reports new observations for organic single crystals that derive from their flexibility, opening the door for new organic electronics.
