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Symtavision, Renesas Collaborate on Joint Timing Analysis Methodology for Multicore MCU
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Published: Oct 28,2014
GSA Kicks Off the Global Launch of Semismatter.com in Taiwan
TAIPEI, Taiwan- The Global Semiconductor Alliance (GSA), announced the release of a white paper commissioned by GSA’s 2013 Board of Directors, which explores both the societal and economic impact of the semiconductor. The report “Enabling the Hyperconnected Age,” is housed on GSA’s newly launched microsite, semismatter...
NTU’s High-Speed Radio Frequency and mmWave Center Open, Keysight Supports B4G/5G Technology
National Taiwan University's (NTU) High-Speed Radio Frequency and mmWave Center on October 22 held at opening ceremony, and Keysight Technologies, Inc. announced to donate a 4x4 MIMO measurement system the center to develop the key components...
Taiwanese IC Firms are on the Move for Wearables
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Driven by rising demand for fitness and health monitoring features as well as by improved user interfaces, shipments of sensors used in wearable electronic devices will rise by a factor of seven from 2013 through 2019, according to IHS Technology...
Acer Makes Best YoY PC Shipment Growth in the US
TAIPEI, Taiwan- Acer continues to make strong progress in the US market according to the latest Q3 2014 preliminary data by IDC. In the US Total PC market, Acer’s shipments grew by 29.6% year-on-year (YoY), and achieved the highest growth rate among the top 10 players...
China Oil Demand Surged 7.4% in September from Year Ago
According to Platts, China's apparent oil demand in September climbed to the second-highest level since 2005, with a growth rate that was the sharpest in 15 months. Apparent oil demand in September was 42.34 million metric tons (mt), or an average 10...
ARM Cortex-M0 Audio SoC Will Be A New Growth Driver
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Winbond Electronics Friday announced the financial results for the third quarter of 2014. On a consolidated basis including memebers of Winbond Electronics and Nuvoton Technology, net sales were NT$9.931 billion, up 2 percent quarter of quarter...