Electro Ramblings

Codasip looking for a quick sale, Siemens applying AI across its design portfolio, employing AI for RF design migration, Wolfspeed filing for bankruptcy, and Intel 14A...

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This week we're talking about AI for chip design, Intel considering a focus on its 14A foundry process, and the use of satellite data for public services...

UK government semiconductor skills funding, the MEMS market bouncing back, Continental setting up a fabless chip unit, Jensen Huang selling Nvidia shares, and Intel at number two for Foundry 2.0...

This week we're talking about 2.5D and 3D IC design, the robotaxi market, a rush of accelerometers, and sampling broadband satcom signals for navigation purposes...

DAC, the Design Automation Conference, is running in San Francisco this week, and Caroline Hayes is talking to Helen Hai Li, a professor at Duke University and the chair of DAC. It’s the latest episode of the Electronics Weekly podcast, CHIIPS (Caroline Hayes’ Industry Insights Podcasts). Listen to the latest podcast episode » You can hear the professor’s plans for ...

Our most read stories on the site cover China's domestically manufactured automotive chips, Android 16, the cost of AI datacentres, the development of nuclear fusion, and an Android smartphone called the T1...

China's plans for domestically sourcing the ICs in its EVs, how public attitudes to green energy may be changing, and some lunar (and Martian) manufacturing technology, dubbed Mason...

Our most read stories on the site cover transatlantic differences over R&D expenses, a Japanese automotive components supplier, global semiconductor sales ticking up, Builder AI, and Qualcomm buying Alphawave...

This week we're talking about rugged displays, the contrast between how the US and UK tax R&D expenses, a robotic hand with a sense of touch, and Lockheed Martin's AI Fight Club...