US Technological Dominance Is Not What It Used to Be
With everyone so mesmerized by silver-tongued AI chatbots, it’s easy to forget that most flashy breakthroughs in science and technology depend on much less…
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New antennas and microchips help electronics blur the line between science and sci-fi
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Silicon is used in construction, microchips and more—green methods could help extract it from…
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The Chip Shortage is Easing—But Only For Some
But the turnaround is far from uniform. Everstream’s data shows that lead times for some advanced chips needed for medical devices, telecommunications, and…
Spain to Spend EUR 12.25 Billion on Semiconductors, Microchips by 2027 to Boost Digital Economy
Spain's government has approved a plan to spend EUR 12.25 billion (roughly Rs. 1,01,600 crore) on the semiconductor and microchip industry by 2027, Economy…
Spain to Spend EUR 12.25 Billion on Semiconductors, Microchips by 2027
Spain's government has approved a plan to spend EUR 12.25 billion (roughly Rs. 1,01,600 crore) on the semiconductor and microchip industry by 2027, Economy…
Inside the most complicated machine on the planet — one that imprints microchips
A visitor takes photos of an ASML mask aligner on November 8, 2020 in Shanghai, China. SynopsisThe machine, made by Dutch company ASML, is used for…
Chipmaker Infineon lifts revenue target for 2022
BERLIN: Infineon, the leading supplier of microchips to the auto industry, lifted its revenue forecast for 2022 as it predicted that a global shortage of…
This 22-Year-Old Builds Chips in His Parents’ Garage
Zeloof spun hand-cut, half-inch squares of polysilicon, each to become a separate chip, on a small homemade turntable at 4,000 revolutions per minute to coat…
The FTC Sues Nvidia to Block Its Historic Deal With Arm
The Federal Trade Commission has sued to block Nvidia’s acquisition of Arm, the semiconductor design firm, saying that the blockbuster deal would unfairly…