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Seoul Semiconductor Files 3rd Patent Infringement Litigation against Mouser in Italy

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Chinese Panel Makers Catching Up Fast in LTPS LCD Panel Shipments for Mobile Phones, IHS Markit Says

Total shipments of mobile phone displays, including thin-film transistor liquid crystal display (TFT LCD) and active matrix organic light-emitting diode (AMOLED) panels, reached 2.01 billion units in 2017, up 3 percent from 2016, according to preliminary estimate from business information provider IHS Markit...

Global Self-driving Taxi Market Will Grow at a CAGR of 81% from 2018 to 2023, Says TrendForce

Self-driving taxi services that combine ridesharing and autonomous vehicles have undergone road tests in 2017, and most companies expect to launch their commercial self-driving taxi services formally in 2021, which will tremendously change the future of transport...

IBASE and Quividi Partner to Provide Fully Compatible Digital Signage Players

IBASE Technology and Quividi announced their partnership to provide Quividi-compatible digital signage players. The IBASE SI-613-QT player has been officially tested by Quividi, ensuring its full capability of running Quividi’s VidiReports 6...

MACOM and STM to Bring GaN on Silicon to Mainstream RF Markets and Applications

MACOM Technology Solutions Holdings, Inc. and STMicroelectronics today announced an agreement to develop GaN (Gallium Nitride) on Silicon wafers to be manufactured by ST for MACOM's use across an array of RF applications. While expanding MACOM's source of supply...

Innolux’s AM miniLED Panels to be Mass Produced in Two Years

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Innolux Corporation yesterday announced that their AM miniLED vehicle display panels have been selected for use in depots, and they are expected to go into mass production in two years. In addition, Innolux has also begun to develop other small and medium-sized application solutions which they plan to announce in June of this year...

Continental and NVIDIA Partner to Enable Worldwide Production of AI Self-Driving Cars

NVIDIA and Continental today announced they are partnering to create top-to-bottom AI self-driving vehicle systems built on the NVIDIA DRIVE platform, with a planned market introduction starting in 2021. The partnership will enable the production of AI computer systems that scale from automated Level 2 features through full Level 5 self-driving capabilities, where the vehicle has no steering wheel or pedals...

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