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Where new semiconductor fabs are being built

Where new semiconductor fabs are being built

Companies are just now starting to get funding from the U.S. CHIPS and Science Act and European Chips Act (ECA). While both regions are expanding their fabrication capacity, these sectors are certainly not the only ones. Read more →

Customized silicone technology: For today's and next generation electronic applications

CHT USA Inc.

Customized silicone technology: For today's and next generation electronic applications

This white paper provides an in-depth overview into how customized silicone technology can help you meet your specific project requirements and benefit your manufacturing processes.
 

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Will 5G forever change air travel connectivity?

Will 5G forever change air travel connectivity?

Telecoms and aviation industry work together to form safety standards and improve the aviation consumer connectivity experience. Read more →

Interface standards driving new chiplet designs

Interface standards driving new chiplet designs

Chiplets are small dies connected on an IC substrate, but they also need a standard to allow electronic communication between components and subsystems. Read more →

Considerations for selecting automotive-grade MLCC capacitors for electric vehicles

Knowles Precision Devices

Considerations for selecting automotive-grade MLCC capacitors for electric vehicles

MLCCs are commonly used in EV electronics and subsystems because of their high temperature ratings, tiny size and easy surface mount form factor. This white paper discusses the key considerations and certifications for EV components.
 

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Intel receives ASML’s first High NA EUV system

Intel receives ASML's first High NA EUV system

Intel Corp. had what it claims is the first Twinscan Exe:5200 High Numerical Aperture (High NA) Extreme Ultraviolet (EUV) system from ASML delivered to its Hillsboro, Oregon facility this month. Read more →

The 10 EVs consumers want most in 2024

The 10 EVs consumers want most in 2024

The study analyzed Google search data and corelated the top 10 most anticipated EVs coming in 2024 by studying what consumers are looking for, the prices of the vehicles and the popularity of the EVs. Read more →

   

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