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Total worldwide telecoms revenues from mobile and fixed broadband services will grow 14% between 2022 and 2027 to reach €1.2 trillion according to latest research from Omdia.

Over the next year, the telecoms industry is going to see a huge amount of innovation, driven by developments such as telco and hyperscaler convergence, the introduction of 5G standalone, the wider adoption of open RAN and new applications and services designed for the network edge.

Magnachip Semiconductor (Magnachip) has released a new family of 600V Super Junction Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistors (SJ MOSFETs) consisting of nine distinct products featuring proprietary design technology.

Infineon has launched the SEMPER Nano NOR Flash memory optimised for battery-powered, small-form-factor electronic devices. Emerging wearable and industrial applications, including fitness trackers, hearables, health monitors, drones, and GPS trackers, enable more with precision tracking, critical information logging, enhanced security, noise cancellation, and more.

According to Omdia's smartphone preliminary shipment report for the second quarter of 2022, global smartphone shipments totaled 293.7 million units, a decrease of 3.2% compared to the same period last year – and a 4.6% decrease compared to the previous quarter.

For the third consecutive year, Infineon Technologies has successfully defended its market leading position as MEMS microphone supplier.

Codasip has joined OpenHW Group. Together with the existing OpenHW ecosystem, Codasip will contribute to the development of standards across various techniques including formal verification. Codasip will contribute supporting IP, tools, and methodologies to help the wider community benefit from its experience in the development of high-quality, standard and customised RISC-V cores.

ETSI secured critical infrastructures against cyber quantum attacks with new TETRA algorithms.

Goodix Technology is extending its expertise in automotive touch controllers for small and medium-sized screens by introducing a new single-chip solution called GA687X that fully supports large displays (which range from 12.3 to 27 inches). The technology has been designed to enable a more immersive in-vehicle experience for customers.

Silicon Labs announced a slate of new products that further extend its multiprotocol-supporting, interoperability-driven, and robustly-secure portfolio with new products to advance the innovations and trends shaping the Internet of Things including Matter, Amazon Sidewalk, Wi-SUN, and Wi-Fi 6.