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Top ten articles in October

Top ten articles in October

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By Nick Flaherty



Schaeffler is looking to bring German automotive tier one suppliers Vitesco and Continental back together in a deal that simplifies the corporate structure. The two only separated two years ago and highlights the complex share structures common in Europe.

Schaeffler looks to bring Vitesco and Continental back together

GaN Systems launches fourth generation power transistors as it becomes part of Infineon Technologies.

GaN Systems launches fourth generation power transistors

Infineon completes acquisition of GaN Systems

RISC-V pioneer SiFive is to lay off around 130 staff, around 20% as it re-align its business in supplying IP to chip designers.

SiFive lays off 20% of staff, re-aligns business

European chip designer Tachyum is to build a supercomputer for a US customer that will be capable of 50 exaFLOP performance using its Prodigy chip that is set to sample shortly.

Tachyum to build 50 exaFLOP supercomputer

Mathematics from the 18th century is showing a way to simpler AI models compared to today’s models with billions of parameters.

18th-century mathematics shows simpler AI models don’t need deep learning

SemiDynamics in Spain is showing the first fully coherent RISC-V Tensor unit for AI chip design

First fully coherent RISC-V Tensor unit for AI chip design

Coverage from the 2023 IEDM Conference was also popular in October. Micron showed a DRAM-like non-volatile memory for AI, while Intel, TSMC both reported on stacked complementary FETs (CFETs) that are expected to be the successor to gate all around (GAA) devices for sub-1nm process. The conference also saw a compound semiconductor design from imec achieving record 1.46THz frequency for 6G applications.

IEDM: Micron to present DRAM-like non-volatile memory for AI

Intel, TSMC both set to report on stacked CFETs at IEDM

IEDM: Compound semiconductor transistor achieves record 1.46THz frequency

TSMC looks to standardise chiplet protocols in a move that could shake up the development of complex chips

TSMC looks to standardise chiplet protocols in ‘world changing’ move

Raspberry Pi launched its 5 board with a new architecture and there are moves to unify the peripheral interfaces with Arduino

Raspberry Pi 5 moves to disaggregated architecture with in-house silicon

Power and cooling challenges of the Raspberry Pi 5

Arduino and Raspberry Pi under One Hat

 

 

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