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Business | May 28, 2013
Wi-LAN and Dell bury hatchet
Dell Inc. and WiLAN have signed a license agreement to settle patent litigation.
Dell has obtained a license to a subset of wireless patents for certain wireless products and the litigation between the two companies will be dismissed. Terms of the agreement are confidential, a press release reads.
San'an Optoelectronics expands production with multiple Aixtron systems
Aixtron SE says it will supply multiple AIX 2800G4-TM (IC2) cluster systems to San’an...
Omnetics relocates its precision machining division
The connector manufacturer says that it is relocating its precision machining division in...
Harting officially opens its manufacturing facility in Poland
The products and solutions manufactured at the company’s new Polish location are primarily...
Fingerprints teams up with Identity Devices
Swedish biometrics company Fingerprint Cards and Identity Devices Sweden AB have...
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Two new US patents for Sparton
Sparton Corporation has been issued two patents by the United States Patent and...
Micron acquires remaining interest in IM Flash JV
Micron Technology announces that it is exercising its right to purchase Intel’s interest in the...
APAG Elektronik receives funding to set up Canadian facility
APAG Elektronik, which manufactures electronic control parts and LED lighting for...
KEMET to shut down production at Swedish facility
The supplier of passive electronic components says that it is closing its manufacturing...
Getting the aerospace industry better connected
There are many interconnect trends and innovations when it comes to the aerospace...
Himax secures TDDI design win for Korean smartphone maker
Himax Technologies, a supplier and fabless manufacturer of display drivers and other...
Dialog Semi hits its Q4 guidance
Even with Apple – one of Dialog Semiconductor’s main customers – reporting a decline...
Smith relocates Silicon Valley sales office
Electronic component distributor, Smith, is relocation of its Silicon Valley sales office to...
Austrian automation specialist KEBA acquires LTI Motion
Automation specialist KEBA AG located in Linz, Austria, is acquiring LTI Motion and Heinz...
Data Respons signs contract with German automotive company
The contracts comprise development of software for real time information...
NXP & Kalray partner to develop platform for safe autonomous driving
NXP Semiconductors has entered into a new strategic partnership with Kalray, a...
TDK-Lambda acquires Nextys SA
TDK Corporation says that its subsidiary, TDK-Lambda Corporation, has acquired...
Elmos inaugurates new test area
German semiconductor manufacturer, Elmos Semiconductor AG, has officially...
Hella and AEYE collaborate on sensing and perception solutions
German Hella and AEye, specialising in artificial perception systems, plan to extend their...
Xilinx partners with ZF on autonomous driving development
Xilinx and ZF Friedrichshafen (ZF), have entered into a new strategic collaboration in which...
ams & Face++ to make 3D optical sensing an easy choice
ams and Face++, a provider of AI software, are teaming up to to accelerate OEMs’ and system...
Eyesight to bring vision to Samsung's driver monitoring system
The deal will integrate Eyesight's advanced AI computer-vision Driver...
Veoneer to mass produce lidar systems for global automaker
Veoneer, which is Swedish Autoliv's electronics business focused on ADAS and...
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