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The Effects of pH: Cleaning Agent Properties and Performance in Production
As cleaning agents evolve to meet customer and supplier environmental challenges, we take a closer look at the effect of pH cleaning agent properties and performance including material compatibility and rinsing behavior all while answering questions with SIR data.
RRP Electronics to invest $600m in new OSAT plant
India's RRP Electronics has teamed up with a consortium of unnamed European companies to construct the first OSAT semiconductor facility in the Maharashtra region.
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US launches AI competition with $70m prize fund
The Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is setting aside USD 70 million to improve the deployment of AI in manufacturing.
TSMC joins investors in Apple's conservation fund
Apple has announced TSMC and Murata among the cohort of new supporters of its Restore Fund, which is designed to scale global investment in carbon removal projects.
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TikTok owner buys stake in InnoStar Semiconductor
Social media firm ByteDance, owner of TikTok, has bought into InnoStar to help the memory chip developer boost production of its virtual reality tech.
Singaporean researchers develop ultra-thin wearable chips
A team at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) has successfully fabricated a hair-thin semiconducting fibre that can be woven into fabrics to create wearable electronics.
Arm targets automotive sector with new product range
Chip designer Arm is making its server-class Neoverse tech available to automative firms along with new versions of its Armv9-based Cortex-A products.
UK chip sector can now access EUR 1.3bn of EU funds
The UK might be out of the EU, but its chip firms has just been granted access to the bloc's Horizon Europe funding programme.
Nordson EFD opens new Latin America tech center
The precision fluid dispensing systems manufacturer is opening a Latin America tech center based in Querétaro, Mexico.
Micro LED Apple Watch production faces significant changes
In a surprising twist, LED giant ams OSRAM has called off a significant Micro LED collaboration with Apple, casting substantial uncertainty on the launch of the much-anticipated Micro LED version of the Apple Watch as its sole chip supplier.
Teltonika boost capacity with new robotic assembly line
Lithuanian electronics manufacturer Teltonika has recently added another robotic assembly line to its manufacturing facility – boosting its capacity. However, the company has additional plans for equipment upgrades this year.
Infineon sues Innoscience for patent infringement
Infineon Technologies has filed a lawsuit against China's Innoscience, seeking a permanent injunction for infringement of a US patent relating to gallium nitride (GaN) technology.
imec to set up new 300mm R&D facility in Spain
imec is teaming up with the Spanish government and the region of Andalusia, to establish a new 300mm R&D process line for specialised chip technologies.
Intelligent Memory secures ESD certification for manufacturing facility
The manufacturer of industrial-grade memory product solutions has successfully gained a third-party certification for the protection against electrostatic discharge (ESD) in its manufacturing and warehouse facilities in Hong Kong.
ABB opens refitted US robotics facility
ABB has officially opened its refitted US robotics headquarters and manufacturing facility in Auburn Hills, Michigan, USA.
Fideltronik to close manufacturing operation in Gdańsk
Tomasz Jasiński, Operations Manager of Fideltronik's Gdańsk unit, revealed on LinkedIn that Fideltronik Poland sp. z o. o. in Gdańsk will close its doors for the final time at the end of March – after nearly 15 years of operation.
Scanfil updates it strategy and financial targets
EMS provider Scanfil is launching its new strategy “Geared for growth” under which the company aims to expand its market position and opportunities.
Teledyne to acquire Valeport
Teledyne Technologies has entered into an agreement to acquire Valeport Holdings Limited and its affiliates.
onsemi form new business group – target $19.3 billion market
onsemi has formed the Analog and Mixed-Signal Group (AMG), which will be led by newly appointed group president Sudhir Gopalswamy, as the company looks to expand its portfolio of power management and sensor interface devices to unlock an additional USD 19.3 billion total addressable market.
Volvo Cars invests in Breathe for next-gen fast charging
Volvo Cars has partnered up with Breathe Battery Technologies (Breathe), becoming the first car company to get access to the latest version of its patented, algorithm-enabled charging software.
Top 6 smartphone brands by production
New research reveals a significant rebound in global smartphone production, marking the end of an eight-quarter slump in 3Q23. In a strategic year-end surge, brands amped up production to capture more market share, propelling Q4 smartphone output up 12.1% to reach 337 million units.
Hanza launches efficiency program
Swedish contract manufacturer Hanza launches an efficiency program following the acquisition of EMS provider Orbit One. The efficiency program is described as an important step in the integration and to meet a slightly weaker market.
Moov launches EU expansion
Moov, a company operating a marketplace for used semiconductor equipment, has hired Eric Tribolet as Director of European Sales, to help the company expand its presence in European markets.
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