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Renesas Grows but ‘Unbelievable’ Orders Trigger Concerns
Renesas grew strongly in the second quarter but the Japanese chip maker said market uncertainties and unusual orders cloud its outlook.
Podcast: You’re a RISC-V Member. Should You Join Open Hardware Group?
We asked Rick O’Connor what motivated him to launch Open Hardware Group, and why the world needs it?
Senate Passes CHIPS Act, Final House Vote Looms
Geopolitical competition with China forged bipartisan support for U.S. subsidies targeting semiconductor manufacturing and R&D.
The Innovation Smokescreen
Innovation has devolved from a term that means ‘making something new from something old’ into a sort of rhetorical furniture polish.
Can Volkswagen Solve Auto Chip Supply Chain?
Volkswagen’s Cariad software unit has struck a deal with STMicroelectronics and TSMC. The partnership presents advantages and pitfalls for all parties
Intel Scores Major Win with MediaTek Foundry Agreement
Intel Foundry Services gets a significant boost by signing MediaTek as a foundry customer.
Software Doomed CEO, But It’s China That Will Cripple VW
The biggest challenges facing a new VW CEO include penetrating the China market, software development, and overcoming the automaker’s hidebound corporate culture.
Intel Optane Dominates Emerging-Memory Market
The only commercially available phase-change memory still faces hurdles competing against DRAM, NAND.
What Caught Our Eye This Week
ST-VW deal, China investment scheme, Pelosi likes Nvidia
First, Semiconductors. Then, an Innovation Road Map
Legislative maneuvering is frittering away the best chance to jump-start American technology innovation.
Is ADAS a Solved Problem?
It’s widely understood that vehicle autonomy is hard. Conversely, it is widely accepted that ADAS is safe. But is it?
TSMC: The Foundry Fortress Built on Advanced Technologies
The Taiwanese juggernaut is posed to dominate the global foundry business for the foreseeable future.
ASML Results Show Asia Will Retain Chip Production Dominance
ASML’s Asian buyers overshadow others in demand for chip manufacturing equipment.
SAE’s Driving Automation Standard Is Not a Road Map
Level 5 is a fantasy destination for now, and consumers don’t even want to go there. Luckily there’s an alternative route to demonstrable automation competency.
China and the Turn of the Deep-UV Screw
A ban on exporting advanced lithography gear could ultimately fuel a Chinese domestic capability in a way that subsidies have failed to do.
How Safe Are We With ADAS?
A Munich district court found Tesla’s autopilot assistance system unreliable, terming it a “massive hazard” in city traffic.
U.S. CHIPS Act: Here’s Why and What Congress Should Swiftly Approve
The U.S. CHIPS Act must be about keeping America’s IC leadership.
What Caught Our Eye This Week
Bosch seeks EU Funds, Samsung packaging, Israeli startup woes
EV Charging Stations Go Mobile
Startup EV Safe Charge is addressing rcharging anxiety with a robotic charging station.
CHIPS Act: Europe Moving Fast, With Intel Along for the Ride
E.U. planners have gotten their act together on reviving semiconductor supply chains. Can they execute on a well-laid plan?
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