TAIPEI, Taiwan — U.S. chip maker Intel demonstrated a number of Internet of Things (IoT) technology in Taipei on Wednesday, It also teamed up with Taiwanese firms Advantech, Elitegroup Computer Systems, and AIC in mapping out its Iot layout that proves Taiwanese firms play important roles in the coming IoT era...

TAIPEI, Taiwan — U.S. chip maker Intel demonstrated a number of Internet of Things (IoT) technology in Taipei on Wednesday, It also teamed up with Taiwanese firms Advantech, Elitegroup Computer Systems, and AIC in mapping out its Iot layout that proves Taiwanese firms play important roles in the coming IoT era...

ARM and Cadence announced an expanded collaboration for IoT and wearable devices targeting TSMC’s ultra-low power technology platform. The collaboration enables the rapid development of IoT and wearable devices by optimizing the system integration of ARM IP and Cadence’s integrated flow for mixed-signal design and verification, and their low-power design and verification flow...

ARM and Cadence announced an expanded collaboration for IoT and wearable devices targeting TSMC’s ultra-low power technology platform. The collaboration enables the rapid development of IoT and wearable devices by optimizing the system integration of ARM IP and Cadence’s integrated flow for mixed-signal design and verification, and their low-power design and verification flow...

TAIPEI,Taiwan- According to Taiwan media reports, United Microelectronics Corporation (UMC) is speeding up its expansion of 8-inch production capacities. Its Mainland China, Suzhou, Hejian factory will next year expand its monthly production capacity from the current 50,000 chips to 60,000 chips in order to satisfy the demand for parts and components brought about by wearable devices and the Internet of Things...

TAIPEI,Taiwan- According to Taiwan media reports, United Microelectronics Corporation (UMC) is speeding up its expansion of 8-inch production capacities. Its Mainland China, Suzhou, Hejian factory will next year expand its monthly production capacity from the current 50,000 chips to 60,000 chips in order to satisfy the demand for parts and components brought about by wearable devices and the Internet of Things...

TAIPEI, Taiwan — MediaTek launched MediaTek Labs (http://labs.mediatek.com), a global initiative that allows developers of any background or skill level to create wearable and Internet of Things (IoT) devices. (圖一) The new program provides developers, makers and service providers with software development kits (SDKs), hardware development kits (HDKs), and technical documentation, as well as technical and business support...