Top articles in July on eeNews Europe
Horizon European, the collapse of the latest room temperature superconductor materials, China and running container software on a Raspberry Pi were all among the top articles in July on eeNews Europe.
Whether the UK will moves to rejoin the Horizon Europe R&D programme remains up in the air after negotiations completed. At the same time imec in Belgium has received $1.5bn for its process development line and is working on the next generation of CFET transistors.
imec looks to process flow for sub-nm stacked CFET transistors
Cars are too complex, says the CTO of Stellantis as the company buys €10bn of chips
Cars are too complex says Stellantis CTO, cuts number of chips
The China trade war continues to be a key area, impacting on printed circuit boards, materials such as gallium and Intel’s purchase of Tower Semiconductor.
Early publication of a Korean paper last week that promised a material that is a superconductor at room temperature and pressure generated the most interest this month. However the paper is undergoing significant scrutiny with researchers around the world looking to reproduce the results.
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