Analog Devices (ADI) has opened a new advanced back-end manufacturing facility in Thailand, upgrading its local operations from a test-focused site to a more integrated production base covering wafer-level processing and...

The Ministry of Commerce investigated the key industry to procure Chinese traditional chips, and China respondedThe US Department of Commerce said on December 21 that it will be the United StatessemiconductorThe supply c...

Yingfei Lings new isoFace digital isolationer product portfolio can achieve stable high -pressure isolation, excellent efficiency and leading anti -noise resistance capabilities Digital isolations have become many moder...

ADI releases a new precision and medium bandwidth signal chain platform, which can connect a variety of sensorsAnalog Devices, Inc. (ADI) announced the launch of a new precision and medium bandwidth signal chain platform...

ADI launches ultra -low noise, ultra -high PSRR µModule® regulator to supply power for noise sensitive typeAnalog Devices, Inc. (ADI) launched a ultra -low noise dual output DC/DC μMODULE stabilizer, which has patented i...

Today, the official website of China Radio, Film and Television officially released a document entitled China Radio and Television promotes the completion of model approval of Chinas first 5G 700MHz equipment into the ne...

Apple accuses QualcommDisseminate false newsRefuse to reconcile 　　Qualcomm said Apple's new software updates were still infringing; Apple accused Qualcomm of diverting public attention. 　　Disdained behavior,Fake newsNore...

According to Digitimes, MediaTek is looking for opportunities to put its chips into high-end smartphones. According to a report released yesterday, the Taiwan chip manufacturer has been in dialogue with smartphone manufa...

Although the trade war has entered a 90-day negotiation period, manufacturers are still conservative, and the news of supplier relocation capacity and brand manufacturer's re-order is also frequent. Netcom Mill Megahertz...

In the first half of this year, Samsung's sales in the global semiconductor market were 22% higher than Intel's, up from 1% a year ago, as demand for DRAM and NAND flash memory continued to grow, according to research firm IC Insights.