Foundry Sales Defy IC Decline

The importance of the wafer foundry business continues to grow in the IC industry, according to a new report from one veteran electronics analyst.

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USB-C means “one cable for all”

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Device charging over USB has become a major consumer feature in recent years. USB is by far the most popular and successful means of connecting peripherals, with some 5 billion ports being produced every year.

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Today's Complex Networking Chips Demand Hardware Emulation

Project teams designing complex switches and routers have turned to hardware emulation as the foundation for their verification strategy to battle network congestion and outages.

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IoT-Designed, Locally Manufactured Cars Come to Market

Instead of spending millions of dollars and several years designing a new vehicle, micromanufacturing can do it much faster and at a fraction of the cost.

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Loud About IoT: LoRa Takes Over Sigfox' Noise says Bouygues

Judging from the numerous statements issued by low power, long range RF Internet-of-Things (IoT) connection enablers and competitors Sigfox and Semtech, both companies are securing their way to global IoT network domination, with every month witnessing a new territory claim.

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Picture Gallery: Discovering Start-Ups 2015, the winners

Picture Gallery: Discovering Start-Ups 2015, the winners

The strength of current UK-based technology start-ups was evident at the Discovering Start-Ups 2015 competition when the winners were announced in London today. The winners ranged from smart glasses for the blind and an online platform for gene testing to an industrial wireless sensor network, real-time risk assessment system for cyber-attacks and a new reversible ...

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IBM's Watson Tackles Sports

IBM has partnered with Triax Technologies, Spare5 and 113 Industries to bring Watson's sports expertise to the playing field.

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