The fluid situation with tariffs is causing uncertainty and challenges for companies in many areas, from determining pricing levels, planning for inventory and impacting ordering processes.
Nvidia-GM Partnership: Driving the Future of Autonomous Vehicles and Beyond
Nvidia-GM collaboration could set a new standard for how AI and traditional engineering synergistically advance the future of electric and autonomous vehicles while shaping broader applications of AI across industries.
Global Challenges in the Semiconductor Supply Chain: Effective Strategies for Resilience
Navigating semiconductor complexities requires agility and forward-thinking. Unexpected swings in demand or geopolitical challenges can disrupt production schedules and inventory levels. To mitigate these risks and maintain operational continuity, manufacturers need to build resilience into their strategies.
Why IoT Must Prepare Now for Quantum Threats
These challenges suggest that – at this time – the best approach may be to begin developing products that are upgrade ready and support crypto agility
Spectroscopy for Advanced Semiconductor Material Characterization
Employing non-destructive techniques such as Raman spectroscopy, photoluminescence (PL) spectroscopy, and spectroscopic ellipsometry, researchers have gained unprecedented insights into quantum confinement effects, defect states, and optical properties.
From Manual to Automation: An Agentic AI Approach to Interpreting SECS/GEM Specifications
Agentic AI offers a new way to think about AI in manufacturing. Instead of asking what the AI can “analyze,” we start asking what problems it can help “solve.”
A Sustainable Future Relies on Flexible Manufacturing Adoption
Governments, businesses and individuals must work together to drive innovation and accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy.
SiC and GaN: The Superior Alternatives Powering Our Energy-Efficient Future
SiC and GaN deliver exceptional performance in demanding applications such as inverters, battery charging systems, and DC-DC converters, offering minimal energy loss and enhanced heat dissipation.
What Do Trump’s Tariffs Mean for the European Semiconductor Industry?
For European technology businesses reliant on semiconductor supply chains, the extreme volatility of the geopolitical landscape, compounded by the ongoing Ukraine war and escalating trade tensions, makes strategic planning extremely difficult.
Asymmetric Power Biasing for Critical Plasma Semiconductor Processes
Asymmetric bias power is replacing traditional RF bias power in critical semiconductor processes due to its ability to provide tailored ion energy distributions (IEDs) to the wafer surface. A particle-in-cell model compares IEDs from different bias waveforms.
