TDK Electronics has introduced S series NTC thermistors that can handle steady-state currents up to 35 A and absorb energy up to 750 J. These components are designed to suppress inrush currents, enhancing the reliability of electronic systems.
The article highlights advancements in environmentally friendly extraction of rare earth minerals, TSMC's plans to construct ten 2nm fabrication facilities, and the installation of a Bell-1 Quantum Computer by Equal1 at the ESA’s Φ-lab. These developments reflect significant trends in sustainability, cutting-edge technology, and the ongoing evolution of semiconductor manufacturing.
The article discusses the upcoming EU Cyber Resilience Act and its implications for digital product manufacturers. It emphasizes the need for compliance with new security regulations.
UC Davis researchers have received a $3 million grant from ARPA-E to create a bio-based method for capturing rare earth elements from wastewater. This innovative approach aims to address the scarcity of these critical materials.
Digi-Key has launched its annual DigiWish Giveaway, offering participants a chance to win product prizes throughout December. This festive initiative aims to engage customers and enhance brand visibility during the holiday season.
Adaptive manufacturing leverages AI and automation to enhance the resilience of global supply chains. This approach aims to balance local and global manufacturing needs in the semiconductor industry.
The article explores how European semiconductor companies are positioned to leverage opportunities amid changing global economic dynamics. It highlights the importance of geopolitical factors in shaping the semiconductor landscape in Europe.
The use of glass in semiconductor manufacturing is projected to nearly triple by 2030, driven by various applications including CIS, microfluidics, and AR. This significant increase in glass wafer revenues highlights a shift in material usage within the industry.
The IIC Shenzhen 2025 event highlighted advancements in chip innovation, particularly in AI and supply chain management. It aimed to explore the future landscape of the semiconductor industry.
The article discusses the alarming number of threatened species identified by the International Union For The Conservation Of Nature (IUCN), totaling 4,074 across various categories. This highlights the ongoing biodiversity crisis and the need for conservation efforts.
The article discusses the importance of serial number tracking in electronics manufacturing. It outlines methods for efficiently tracking components and products throughout the manufacturing process.
The article discusses Morris Chang's predictions regarding the failure of U.S. semiconductor fabs and compares the wafer cost and economic advantages of Taiwan's fabs over those in the U.S. It also provides insights into TSMC's supply chain dynamics.
Onsemi has received €450 million in state aid from the Czech government, approved by the European Commission, to establish an integrated chip facility. This move aims to bolster the supply of silicon carbide (SiC) to meet the growing demand from the local electric vehicle (EV) market.
The article discusses how geopolitical tensions are influencing the digital landscape and risks anticipated by 2025. It highlights the role of the World Economic Forum in addressing these pressing issues among global leaders.
The ecsn reports that its members are approaching 2025 with extreme caution due to ongoing market uncertainties. This sentiment is expected to continue into 2026, indicating a challenging environment for authorized distributors in the UK and Eire.
Navitas Semiconductor has strengthened its partnership with WT Microelectronics to enhance technical and supply chain services in Asia. This consolidation aims to improve the distribution of GaN and SiC power semiconductors in the region.
Nimy Resources Ltd has secured funding from CSIRO's Kick-Start program to conduct a Regolith Research study aimed at improving gallium exploration in Western Australia. This initiative focuses on developing a geomorphic model to enhance exploration confidence within the Mons Project.
The article discusses the need for Europe's Chips Act 2.0 to adapt to the emerging computing paradigms. It emphasizes the importance of strategic planning for Europe's semiconductor industry to ensure its competitiveness.
Quantum Critical Metals and Nusano have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on the development and refining of critical minerals in North America. This partnership aims to enhance local supply chains and reduce dependence on overseas refining processes.
The Georgetown Institute's 2025/26 Women Peace and Security Index highlights the countries where women's safety is most at risk, including Syria, Afghanistan, Yemen, Haiti, Sudan, and the Central African Republic. This report underscores the ongoing global challenges related to women's rights and security.