2020年11月12日 星期四

Applied has record quarter

Applied Materials had record revenues for its fiscal Q4 ending October 25th for an operating profit of $1.28 billion or 27.4% of net sales. For its full fiscal year 2020, Applied had revenues of of $17.2 billion for a profit of $4.37 billion or 28.3% of net sales. Cash of $1.32 billion was generated. “Applied ...

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China Q3 mobile phone market down 14.3% y-o-y

The China Q3+smartphone market dropped 14.3% y-o-y to 84.8 million units. This was the result of multiple factors: soft demand; Huawei’s supply constraints; and delayed flagship launches from both Huawei and Apple. China Smartphone Market, Top 5 Company Shipments, Market Share, and YoY Growth, Q3 2020 (shipments in millions) Company 2020Q3 Shipments 2020Q3 Market Share 2019Q3 ...

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TSMC October dip

TSMC revenues dipped 6.5% in October compared to September. Revenues for October 2020 were approximately $4.2 billion, a decrease of 6.5% from September 2020 and an increase of 12.5% from October 2019. Revenues for January through October 2020 totaled $38.5 billion, an increase of 27.7% compared to the same period in 2019. TSMC October Revenue Report ...

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Thermoelectric coolers protect cinema projectors

Offering precise temperature control, ambient liquid cooling systems featuring thermoelectric coolers are ideal for spot cooling of laser projector applications. The Ultra TEC UTX product series from Laird Thermal Systems offers a 10% boost in heat pumping capacity, greater temperature differential and higher efficiency than standard thermoelectric coolers. Compared to traditional lamp projectors, laser projectors ...

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6.8mΩ 170V GaN power transistor for 48V synchronous rectification

Efficient Power Conversion (EPC) has launched a 170V GaN power transistor with a 6.8mΩ channel. Called EPC2059, “they are designed to meet the demands of 48V – 56V server and data centre products as well as an array of consumer power supply applications for high-end computing, including gaming PCs, LCD TVs, LED TVs and LED lighting”, according ...

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Kyocera buys SLD Laser

Kyocera has bought SLD Laser  of  California. SLD Laser plans to begin operating as a Kyocera group company upon approval of regulatory authorities. SLD Laser specialises in the commercialisation of GaN based laser light sources and was established in 2013 as a technology startup. SLD Laser has won commercial success by developing, manufacturing and marketing ...

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Tag travels with vaccines, watching for poor storage

For the safe transport of vaccines, drugs and medical samples, Timestrip of Cambridge has developed a tell-tale temperature monitor that permanently indicates if storage temperature rules have been transgressed. Called TC489, it uses a set of three LEDs to provide a clear, non-reversible indication of upper and lower temperature breaches as well as normal operation, ...

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