Samsung Electronics, a global leader in innovation in consumer electronics and IT technology, announced the opening of its first Canadian R&D Centre in Vancouver, British Columbia. The exciting new venture will focus on developing Samsung's enterprise security solutions, while also providing global technical support for the company's diverse B2B customers.
To many, 3D printing represents futuristic technology originally envisioned in the annals of science fiction. In reality, 3D printers already are transforming industry and represent an emerging focal point of engineering, creativity, disruptive technology, jobs and global competitiveness.
Cabot Microelectronics Corporation, the world's leading supplier of chemical mechanical planarization (CMP) polishing slurries and a growing CMP pad supplier to the semiconductor industry, today announced that it has received an Outstanding Supplier Performance Award from Microchip Technology Inc., in recognition of its performance in quality, reliability and service in 2012.
Leading semiconductor test equipment supplier Advantest Corporation has introduced a new 64-channel, general purpose voltage-current (VI) module for its production-proven T2000 test platform, offering the industry's lowest cost of test for parametric testing of high-pin-count ICs used in power-management and automotive applications.
Governor Tom Corbett today announced that Hon Hai/Foxconn, the largest contract electronics manufacturer in the world, plans to invest $40 million in Pennsylvania to establish a high-end technology manufacturing facility, creating 500 jobs and to launch a strategic R&D partnership with Carnegie Mellon University.
Imec, Holst Centre and the East-Limburg Hospital (Ziekenhuis Oost-Limburg, ZOL) have announced a strategic partnership to accelerate the development of wearable sensor technologies for remote healthcare and personal health applications.
Aiming to cut the cost of manufacturing flexible and large-size OLEDs, Kateeva today debuted YIELDjet™—an inkjet printing manufacturing equipment solution to produce such OLEDs in high volume. It’s the world’s first inkjet printer engineered from the ground up for OLED mass production. When compared to existing manufacturing technologies, YIELDjet will enable dramatic yield improvements, which, in turn, will drive production costs lower.
Though some people already seem inseparable from their smartphones, even more convenient, wearable, solar-powered electronics could be on the way soon, woven into clothing fibers or incorporated into watchbands. This novel battery development, which could usher in a new era of "wearable electronics," is the topic of a paper in the ACS journal Nano Letters.
As the consumer electronics industry works to develop smaller, lighter devices that perform better and have ever-increasing capabilities, engineers need materials that enable – and even enhance – their next-generation designs. Materion Brush Performance Alloys, a Materion Corporation business, is focused on meeting emerging electronics needs, and recently developed three new products for its BrushForm®158 product line (BF TM12, BF TM04 and BF TM06) specifically for next-generation electronics devices.
Silego Technology the world leader in quartz replacement 32.768 kHz ICs introduced the third generation GreenCLK3TM 32.768 kHz oscillator family. At only 1x1.6 mm the oscillators are the world’s smallest in standard plastic packaging. The product family is also available in die form with a total area of less than <0.6 sq mm or fully 50% smaller than competitive devices.
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