Electro Ramblings

High-powered laser weapon tests, Siemens adding AI simulation tools for semiconductor designs, Arm’s revenues rising almost 40% and TSMC breaking ground on its first European...

We're talking TSMC investing in a European fab, a UK AI chip coming out of stealth mode, and Space South Central getting a new member organisation...

Micron's 9550 NVM SSD, a report on DRAM and NAND Flash revenues, Onsemi's deal with Volkswagen, TI reporting Q2 revenues, and an interview with Jack Pekarik, a Master Inventor at GlobalFoundries...

We're talking AI data theft, a transistor-like structure that supports quantum dot spin qubits, and an interview with SiGe expert Jack Pekarik...

The most popular stories on the site cover Quinas funding for UltraRAM, GlobalWafers subsidy, maritime satellite comms, the US employing FDPR, and a projected 16% y-o-y growth in the semiconductor market.

We're talking Quadric’s Chimera QC GPNPUs, UltraRAM moving closer to market, a chip-scale trapped-ion quantum logic IC, and AI tools for unmanned combat planes...

Another one for our Digital Life category. According to new research, the top twenty countries in 2024 for broadband speed can be put in order. And, Iceland leads the way… The country offers the fastest broadband in the world, with an average speed of 279.55 Mbps. To put that in context, you could download a 5GB movie in just two ...

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Our most popular stories on the site cover Japan’s semiconductor revival, Imec's ‘CMOS 2.0’ approach, Dyson laying off UK staff, the first Microchip 64bit processor, and Honeywell buying an RFC specialist...

We're talking 2026 as the year of the chiplet, Dyson laying off staff n the UK, and a Lunar Surface Proving Ground... The Electronics Weekly team share some fingerposts.