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Chinese firms rise in top ten chip buyers’ ranking
Chinese firms rise in top ten chip buyers’ ranking
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Huawei continued its fall in the ranks of the world’s top ten chip buyers but other Chinese all gained market…
Samsung was top chip vendor in 2021, says ‘Goldilocks’ Gartner
Samsung was top chip vendor in 2021, says ‘Goldilocks’ Gartner
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Worldwide semiconductor revenue increased 25.1 percent in 2021 to total $583.5 billion with Samsung overtaking Intel as the top chip…
European Chips Act coming February, says EC president
European Chips Act coming February, says EC president
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Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission, has said the European Chips Act will be proposed early in…
$5m boost for UK plastic chip pioneer
$5m boost for UK plastic chip pioneer
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Multinational packaging company Amcor has invested US$5 million in flexible chip developer PragmatIC Semiconductor…

UK flexible IC pioneer backed by packaging giant
UK flexible IC pioneer backed by packaging giant
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Multinational packaging company Amcor plc (Zurich, Switzerland) has invested US$5 million in flexible IC pioneer PragmatIC Semiconductor Ltd. (Cambridge, England).
Amcor invests in flexible IC company to innovate packaging
Amcor invests in flexible IC company to innovate packaging
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Family of RFID and NFC integrated chips can be embedded into packaging to store and relay information to devices such as smartphones.
Future of TSMC becomes pawn in China-US tensions
Future of TSMC becomes pawn in China-US tensions
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The US needs to threaten to destroy TSMC to deter a Chinese takeover of Taiwan say two academics.
Nvidia-Arm plays “strong-Intel” card in UK deal probe
Nvidia-Arm plays “strong-Intel” card in UK deal probe
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Arm has failed to break into the data center and PC markets significantly because of the strength of Intel and its x86 architecture and therefore Arm needs to be bought…
Destroy TSMC if China invades, to make Taiwan ‘unwantable’, says US military paper
Destroy TSMC if China invades, to make Taiwan ‘unwantable’, says US military paper
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The US needs to adopt a "broken nest" strategy to deter a Chinese takeover of Taiwan, because US military deterrence is losing credibility, according to two academics.
CES 2022 roundup
CES 2022 roundup
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Despite shortening the show by a day, and the physical absence of many large companies, the 2022 CES show highlighted the increasing role of semiconductor technology across many areas of…
InnovationLab shows automotive printed electronics at CES
InnovationLab shows automotive printed electronics at CES
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Printed electronics improve safety, comfort in automotive applications…
Top 20 stories on eeNews Analog in 2021
Top 20 stories on eeNews Analog in 2021
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Which news and analysis articles from 2021 were the most read on eeNews Analog during the course of the year?…
World’s longest fibre battery powers LiFi system
World’s longest fibre battery powers LiFi system
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Researchers at MIT have 3D printed the world’s longest rechargeable battery as a fibre 140m long as part of a LiFI light communications system…
Top deals in 2021
Top deals in 2021
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Peter Clarke looks at the deals that defined 2021 in the face of the Covid pandemic, chip supply shortages and much jockeying for position by companies, nations and regions.
Researchers show world’s longest fibre battery
Researchers show world’s longest fibre battery
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Researchers at MIT have 3D printed the world’s longest rechargeable battery as a fibre 140m long…
A baker’s dozen of the deals that shaped 2021
A baker’s dozen of the deals that shaped 2021
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The year of 2021 was a characterized by the Covid pandemic, chip supply shortages and much jockeying for position by companies, nations and regions.
Report: India plans $10 billion semiconductor subsidy
Report: India plans $10 billion semiconductor subsidy
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The Indian government plans to provide 76,000 crore rupees (about US$10 billion) for the creation for chip design and component and display manufacturing facilities over the next six years, according…
eeNews Analog’s top articles in November
eeNews Analog’s top articles in November
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Infineon cold-split silicon-carbide, Tower's plans for ST's fab in Agrate and the creation of a fabless memory component company were among the top stories on eeNews Analog in November…
Global chip market to be worth $600 billion in 2022.
Global chip market to be worth $600 billion in 2022.
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Strong growth in 2021 followed by single-digit growth in 2022 will take to the global chip market to an annual value of more than $600 billion, according to the World…
Taiwan may aid Eastern Europe with chips, seeks recognition
Taiwan may aid Eastern Europe with chips, seeks recognition
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A Taiwan politician has said that his country, could help Eastern European countries, make progress in semiconductors.
Report: China ‘big fund’ executive under investigation
Report: China ‘big fund’ executive under investigation
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A senior executive associated with the China Integrated Circuit Industry Investment Fund – which handed out billions of yuan to startups – is being investigated for alleged corruption, according to…
Canadian coalition lobbies for strategic semiconductor support
Canadian coalition lobbies for strategic semiconductor support
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Canada's Semiconductor Council – a recently formed industry-led body – has released a 30-year plan intended to take the country to a leadership position in chips.
Incubator teams with Heriot-Watt for Scottish chip startups
Incubator teams with Heriot-Watt for Scottish chip startups
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Incubator network SiliconCatalyst.uk is working with Edinburgh-based Heriot-Watt University to stimulate the formation of semiconductor-based startups in Scotland.
Semiconductor incubator teams with Heriot-Watt University
Semiconductor incubator teams with Heriot-Watt University
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Incubator network Silicon Catalyst, with its recently opened UK branch, has teamed up with Edinburgh-based Heriot-Watt University to stimulate the formation of semiconductor-based startups in Scotland.
Intel pays $125m for Via’s x86 designers
Intel pays $125m for Via’s x86 designers
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Via Technologies, which developed x86 processors through its Centaur Technologies subsidiary, is to receive $125 million from Intel which will hire certain Centaur employees.
Intel to pay $125 million to Taiwan’s Via to hire staff
Intel to pay $125 million to Taiwan’s Via to hire staff
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Via Technologies, which has sold x86 processors through its Centaur Technologies Inc. subsidiary for several years, is to receive $125 million from Intel which will hire certain Centaur employees.
South Korea falls in line – partly – with US request for chip data
South Korea falls in line – partly – with US request for chip data
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South Korea's major chip manufacturers Samsung and SK Hynix will supply semiconductor sales data to the United States but may withhold customer-specific data, according to reports.
Low-cost tactile sensing ‘skin’ for AI research
Low-cost tactile sensing ‘skin’ for AI research
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Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University and Meta AI (formerly Facebook AI) say they are developing a new open-source tactile sensing skin to increase the sense of touch in robotics, wearables,…


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