Breaking down barriers: the increasingly positive attitudes towards AI adoption in electronic engineering
Cost and power – traditionally the two most significant barriers to AIoT adoption – are cited as a problem by fewer than half of the engineers as compared to 2020.
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Mycronic encourages youth to choose engineering careers
Mycronic is a global supplier of high precision production equipment. The company regularly collaborates with local universities around the world to support initiatives that encourage young people to choose careers in...
2022 a Focus for 12-inch Capacity Expansion, 20% Annual Growth Expected in Mature Process Capacity, Says TrendForce
According to TrendForce data, global wafer foundry capacity will increase by approximately 14% annually in 2022. Since expanding 8-inch capacity is not cost-effective and its growth rate is much lower than the overall industry...
Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act Goes into Effect: What Companies Need to Know about U.S. Guidance on Implementation and Enforcement
SOURCE: Pillsbury Global Trade Blog The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) went into effect on June 21,2022, and requires the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to presume that all goods manufactured wholly or in...
Majority of electronics engineers to launch products with on-board AI in the next six months, according to new study
Almost two thirds of engineering teams expect to release a device that can support on-board AI within the next two quarters, according to XMOS’ Edge of Now survey Bristol, UK — The majority of electronics engineers are looking...
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LatestVolunteerism and Charity Matching Program Touch on TTI’s Legacy of Giving
Fort Worth, Texas – TTI, Inc. is pleased to announce a new employee Paid Volunteer Time Off (VTO) program that brings a special opportunity for North America TTI Family of Specialists team members to dedicate time off to a...
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LatestThe Eric Miscoll Show (EMS) – Manufacturing in SE Asia
Eric and Phil speak to their guests David Chan, SVP Supply Chain, PCI Private Limited, and Case Engelen, President, Titoma, about manufacturing in South East Asia, including Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Vietnam. They...
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LatestAdditively Manufacturing Electronics (AME) Academy Session in Boston July 29
Register now! AME Academy will be holding its next session on July 29, 2022 hosted at the SMART Center @ Northeastern University Join AME Academy for its 1-day Summer session event at the SMART Center at Northeastern...
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Legacy Software Is Not an IT Issue, But an Issue of Cybersecurity Depreciation
Legacy software is a security vulnerability across the global semiconductor industry. In this SEMI.org blog, author Ming-Chang Wu addresses the cybersecurity pain points that SEMI E187 ultimately addresses.
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North America Electronic Component Sales Sentiment Beats Expectations in April – But Caution Prevails Looking Forward
The results of the April 2022 Electronic Component Sales Trend Survey (ECST) delivered encouraging strength in the results for April, reports ECIA. However, survey participants are clearly cautious in their expectations for May.
