Moore’s law is one of the most famous axioms in technology, stating that the number of transistors on a chip will double every two years. However, as technology has progressed, it has become more difficult to keep up with this law. AMD recently announced that they believe transistor tech will be able to keep Moore’s…
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The semiconductor industry is constantly evolving and has played a crucial role in driving the development of the electronics industry. In recent years, there has been a significant push towards the development of new semiconductor materials and technologies that can enable faster and more energy-efficient devices. In this blog post, we will explore some of…
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In a historic move, Apple CEO Tim Cook and President Joe Biden have announced plans for a new semiconductor manufacturing facility in Arizona. The facility will be the first American-made microchip plant in decades, and is expected to create thousands of jobs for Americans. This joint venture between Apple and the Biden administration shows that…
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The global semiconductor shortage is a problem that is affecting everyone. Many industries and economies around the world are facing the hardships of it. From vehicles to sales of the latest Playstation, the shortage is causing widespread shortage and price increases. Here are a few items we use on a daily basis that have become…
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Rapid Silicon, a leading provider of open-source FPGA software and hardware, recently announced a $30 million investment to accelerate the rollout of its end-to-end open source FPGA software and entry level hardware. This investment will help the company expand its reach and secure larger projects as it provides comprehensive solutions for both software and hardware…
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Semiconductor devices play a crucial role in the operation of electronic circuits, and as such, they are widely used in a variety of applications. In this article, we will discuss ten of the most commonly used semiconductor devices and how they function in electronic circuits. We will cover their key characteristics, as well as their…
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Taiwan is making significant efforts to guarantee that its cutting-edge semiconductor technology stays in the country. A new law passed by policymakers allows chip companies to take 25% of their yearly research and development costs and turn them into tax credits ā a major financial incentive for tech businesses. This move is part of an…
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The FPGA market is anticipated to increase from USD 8.0 billion in 2022 to USD 15.5 billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 14.2% throughout that time. The FPGA market’s flash segment is anticipated to see the greatest CAGR over the forecast period. The industry’s high growth rate is attributed to several players prioritizing…
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The supply chain for Chinese semiconductors has been reported to be unreliable, and there are other reasons why the US military cannot rely on them. Stopping the US Military’s purchase of microprocessors from corporations that collaborate with the Chinese Communist Party is one of the highest priorities for national security (CCP). Sens. John Cornyn, RTX,…
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The Pentagon relies on a complex network of suppliers to keep its operations running smoothly. Unfortunately, recent reports have revealed that this network is being infiltrated by counterfeit partsāparts that appear genuine but are actually defective and potentially dangerous if introduced to a network. This has become an increasingly critical issue for the US military,…
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