Electro Ramblings

For those written this week, the most popular stories involve Sondrel adding an outsourced engineering service, the Raspberry Pi IPO, April chip sales increasing 16%, and Intel delaying Fab 38 in Kiryat Gap, Israel...

We're talking test and AI, the Raspberry PI IPO, experimental aluminium nitride substrates, and sea-based spaceports...

The most popular stories involve an NXP jv for a fab, IBM and Rapidus working on chiplet packaging, Arm ambitions for the Windows PC market, and Intel selling 49% of its Fab 34 in Ireland for $11bn...

We're talking thin and light PCs, Arm's Windows PC market share, wafer bonding by CEA-Leti, and lunar night survival technology...

For those written this week, the most popular stories involve a Radio Frequency Directed Energy Weapon, where Nvidia revenues are coming from, the possibility of a Raspberry Pi IPO, Applied Materials receiving a fifth subpoena, and Arm delivering tapeout-ready sub-systems… Let’s take them in reverse order… 5. Radio Frequency Directed Energy Weapon targets swarms of drones The UK’s Defence Science ...

We're talking further Chinese investment in its semiconductor industry, a magnetic experimental RF filter at the University of Pennsylvania, and a robotic arm prototype for the ESA's lunar lander...

For those written this week, the most popular stories involve the quantum market, integrating RFID tyre tags into tyres, Imec building a pilot line for processes beyond 2nm, and the UK government setting up a Semiconductor Institute...

We're talking RFID tags in tyres, the company H getting one of the biggest-ever seed rounds to pursue AI, Imec analysing white blood cells, and NASA and ESA co-operating for the ExoMars rover...

Thanks to AIPRM for this one - the top ten AI-ready countries, with the countries leading the race to AI including Switzerland and the USA...

So, farewell then, my app - French Revolution Day By Day. You were created as a part of a series of posts to show how to build a smartphone application. And now you're gone.