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Q&A: Nvidia’s Dally on 3-D ICs, China, cloud computing
Bill Dally (shown), Nvidia’s chief scientist calls for a 3-D memory champion, more U.S. spending on computer research and an Ethernet alternative for data centers.
Too soon to count U.S. out of solar market
The U.S. does not need a dominant position in photovoltaic cells or modules to have a sunny spot in the growing solar market, according to a round of interviews conducted in and around a recent Silicon Valley solar conference.
China Mulls National CPU Architecture Spec
Chinese officials have kicked off a program to define a national processor architecture that could become a requirement for projects seeking government funding.
Mil/Aero Giants Dial into Secure Smartphones
A wave of secure smartphones and tablets using virtualization software from a trio of vendors is expected to hit the market later this year. Some will come from unexpected sources: military contractors jumping into the booming mobile sector.
Changing business models and emerging technology/market segments that could impact your business
Small Cells Shaking Up Cellular Nets
The relatively staid market for cellular base stations will see a disruption equivalent to the advent of the tablet computer: An emerging new wave of small-cell basestations sporting hybrid cellular/Wi-Fi radios are giving operators new ways to build out their networks.
A lively roundup of what we've heard on the street and what it means for you
The Face of Korea’s Mobile Software Push
Tracking the hottest industry startups and gauging their chances for success
Startup Says Its Silicon Oscillator Beats Crystals, MEMS
U.K. fabless-chip startup eoSemi is sampling a CMOS replacement for kilohertz crystal oscillators while disclosing details of its proprietary technology. CEO Ian Macbeth (shown) says the startup took a deliberate approach to technology development and deployment.
Crunching the numbers and discerning trends on varied segments of the global electronics industry
MEMS Fabs Expand in Europe, Middle East
Europe, the Middle East and Northern Africa are emerging as centers of MEMS R&D and fabrication.
We identify and dissect the up-and-comers, the established firms hitting their stride, and the companies in crisis
Three Reasons To Take Silicon Labs Seriously
The transition to a new CEO won't affect Silicon Labs' strategy for targeting the nuts and bolts of the Internet of Things.
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