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Page 25 of 34Raquel Urtasun has spent 16 years in the self-driving space, long enough to navigate every metaphorical glorious hill and plunging valley. She took the trip from the early “pipe dream” dismissals, to the “we’re this close” certainty, and back again.The industry is now riding a new wave of optimism and...
In this week’s Fish Fry we’re casting our line into one of the most transformative shifts happening in the automotive industry today: the rise of software-defined systems! Nitish Rao from MathWorks and I take a closer look at which vehicle functions are best handled by AI-driven systems, and which still...
Agentic AI emerges in this Synopsys Converge keynote not as a futuristic add-on, but as a practical response to the growing complexity of engineering. In the speaker’s view, the traditional way of designing chips, systems, and intelligent products is no longer sufficient for the era of physical AI. Engineers are...
Baluns enable impedance matching, minimize signal distortion, and suppress common-mode noise in RF and high-frequency designs. The post Balun transformers: Linking balanced to unbalanced appeared first on EDN.
This Week in Chips: Key developments across the semiconductor and adjacent universes.
Hybrid Voice AI combines on-device reflex processing with cloud reasoning to create reliable, always-available smart home voice control. The post Designing the voice AI stack: Integrating spatial hearing AI with edge-based intent gating appeared first on EDN.
Geopolitics and the battle between GPUs and CPUs is defining the future of 6G and telco economics. The post MWC 2026 Concludes as Telcos Pivot to AI appeared first on EE Times.
At Space-Comms Expo, Filtronic was highlighting the latest version of its Cerus V solid state power amplifier (SSPA) for long range V-Band comms. This is for high-frequency links across land, ... The post Filtronic packs Cerus SSPA for gateway links to LEO appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
We're talking Oracle and OpenAI scrapping a datacentre project, TSMC hiring 8,000 more engineers, and Rapidus getting its first customer. There's also our news roundup from Embedded World 2026 and researchers using 3D imaging to detect atomic-scale defects in ICs... The post Most Read – IC defects, Rapidus customer, TSMC...
Data infrastructure semiconductor solutions provider Marvell Technology Inc of Santa Clara, CA, USA and Mojo Vision Inc of Cupertino, CA, USA — which is pioneering a wafers-in, wafers-out micro-LED platform designed to enable AI applications — have announced a long-term collaboration to develop a new class of optical interconnect solutions...
Preparing for sub-1nm; Iran war fallout on chips; Embedded World announcements; ramping Japan; foundry rankings; MIPI PHY IP; clocking tech; cybersecurity policy; imec's new consortium; neuromorphic computing. The post Chip Industry Week In Review appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.
UMC has formed a partnership with HyperLight, a spin out from Harvard University’s Laboratory for Nanoscale Optics, to mass produce thin-film lithium niobate (TFLN) chiplets before the end of this ... The post UMC and Hyperlight hook up on TFLN appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Nissan, Uber and Wayve are to collaborate on a plan to put robotaxis on Tokyo streets this year. The plan is to use Nissan Leaf EVs with Wayve’s ADAS tech. ... The post Nissan joins Uber and Wayve for Tokyo robotaxi roll-out appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The leading ten foundries achieved around $169.5 billion in revenue in 2025, a 26.3% YoY increase that set a new industry record, reports TSMC. In Q4 the combined revenue of ... The post 26.3% 2025 revenue rise for ten top foundries appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Antevia Networks, the telecoms equipment vendor, and Benetel, an Irish manufacturer of O-RAN compliant radio units, have hoooked up to deliver private 5G networks. The agreement follows successful integration testing ... The post Antevia Networks and Benetel hook up for private 5G deployments appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The University of Sheffield is leading a £12.5 million national research centre to strengthen the UK’s ability to design electronic systems and support the UK Semiconductor Strategy. The Centre for ... The post Sheffield University to lead UK electronics design R&D push appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
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Democrats currently lead voting intentions for the midterms by 7 percentage points, with 47% of those surveyed saying they would vote for a Democratic candidate if the election took place ... The post Dems Ahead In Mid-Terms appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Taiwan remains the semiconductor industry's stronghold in 2026, with a tech roadmap aimed at next-generation AI systems. The post The Silicon Hegemon appeared first on EE Times.