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SEMI has released the Industry 4.0 Readiness Assessment Model (IRAM), aimed at supporting organisations within the semiconductor supply network in evaluating and monitoring their smart manufacturing technology implementation and devising a digital transformation strategy.

Physicists at The Cavendish Laboratory have discovered two new methods that allow further enhancements of organic semiconductors.

The University of Surrey has made strides in developing new materials that mirror human tissue, potentially initiating a shift towards the next wave of adaptable x-ray detectors.

What’s new:NXP Semiconductorshas announced JCOP Pay operating on JCOP 5 EMV, designed to deliver a high degree of customer customisation of payment cards, while simultaneously enhancing their security. With the most recently obtained EMVCo certification, JCOP Pay operating on JCOP 5 EMV enables customers to achieve a long lifetime for card issuance.

The microcontroller (MCU) industry in Europe finds itself at a crossroads as it contends with burgeoning competition from China.

Unexpected product life extensions? The obsolescence of components does not necessarily mean a new product design. Uncertain market conditions always change the best business plans.Product discontinuations, product life extensions, and delayed product introductions may result in increased demand for certain components long after the core semiconductor components have been discontinued. How can a customer proactively minimize these risks and...

In a joint announcement, CommScope and STMicroelectronics have unveiled their collaborative effort to enhance the security and simplicity of Matter provisioning for IoT devices.

Inova Semiconductors and Lextar have jointly announced that they signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) where Inova is going to provide its ISELED and ILaS technology to Lextar.

TE Connectivity (TE) has equipped its GEMnet connector system to work with Texas Instruments’ FPD-Link IV SerDes semiconductors to transmit high-resolution, uncompressed video and bidirectional control over lightweight cable assemblies and connectors in the automotive environment with near-zero latency.

Infineon has expanded the Innoscience lawsuit pending before the District Court for the Northern District of California on 23 July 2024, adding claims against Innoscience (Zhuhai) Technology Company, Ltd., and Innoscience America, Inc. and based on the infringement of three additional patents referring to gallium nitride (GaN) technology owned by Infineon. In addition, Infineon has filed a complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission (U...