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How Nvidia Became a Chip Industry Giant14 April 2022
It is clear to say that Nvidia (Nvidia) has become a giant in the chip industry. In addition to content creation, the company is a leader in the development of gaming graphics chips and video cards, and today it is one of the most prominent artificial intelligence processing companies on the planet.
Nexperia Enters the Analog Chip Market23 March 2022
Nexperia has opened its first design center in North America and hopes to hire 100 engineers in Dallas, Texas, to support its new power management and analog chip business units, according to foreign media outlet eenews.
How to Select Stepper Motor Controllers for Precision19 July 2025
Choose the right stepper motor controller for precision tasks. Learn about current, voltage, step resolution, and compatibility to ensure optimal performance.
2026 ADAS Sensors: Supply Outlook and Alternative Sourcing18 July 2026
Automotive cleanroom assembly integrating advanced driver assistance systems. The automotive industry faces a structural semiconductor deficit in 2026, driven not by pandemic-era demand shocks but by AI data centers absorbing global foundry capacity on legacy nodes (40nm-90nm) where 95% of automotive-grade components are manufactured. Video demonstrations of these systems show a "machine view" overlay with red crosshairs tracking pedestrian movement and sudden cut-ins before traditional collision thresholds are triggered.
Key Networking Solutions Trends Every IT Leader Should Know17 July 2025
Key 2025 networking solutions trends for IT leaders: NaaS, AI, cloud-native, edge, SDN, SASE, and sustainability for secure, agile enterprise networks.
A Selection of the Most Representative Charts——Artificial Intelligence Index Report18 March 2022
Every year, Stanford University's human-centric Artificial Intelligence Institute (HAI) releases its AI Index. The 2022 AI Index is as impressive as ever, with 190 pages covering R&D, technical performance, ethics, policy, education, and economics.
Buffer Amplifier Guide: How It Works, Key Specifications, Applications and Selection16 June 2026
Learn how buffer amplifiers work, which specifications matter, where they are used, and how to select a stable buffer for sensors, ADCs, audio and other circuits.
Smd Components Outlook 2026: Supply, Lead Times, and Sourcing Options21 July 2026
The 2026 electronic component market faces a selective shortage driven by AI infrastructure and electric vehicles. While active ICs face lead times up to 55 weeks, commodity SMD passives remain stable at 12–20 weeks. This procurement guide details key trends in MLCCs and circuit protection, outlining actionable strategy solutions like dual-sourcing and flexible footprints to mitigate supply chain risks.
Nearly 60% of the Industry Believes That the Chip Shortage Will Be Solved in 2023 at the Earliest21 April 2022
When will the chip shortage be solved? According to the "2022 Global Semiconductor Industry Survey" released by KPMG Anhou & Associates, 56% of leaders believe the chip shortage will not end until 2023, while 42% believe the shortage will end by the end of 2022.
Why Precision Matters in Analog-to-Digital Conversion28 May 2025
Understand how precision and resolution in Analog-to-Digital Converters (ADCs) affect signal accuracy, noise reduction, and performance in critical applications.
5G Enters an Arena All Its Own: AT&T to bring 5G to AT&T Stadium15 November 2019
Taking center stage in 2019 at billionaire Jerry Jones’s AT& T Stadium isn’t simply the world-famous Dallas Cowboys football team or Country Music Hall of Famer Garth Brooks with his bigger-than-life concert. It’s the arrival of 5G—the fifth-generation of mobile network and wireless system connectivity.
Towards an Optoelectronic Chip That Mimics the Human Brain20 April 2022
How does the human brain, made up of some 86 billion neurons connected in neural networks, perform extraordinary feats of computation, but consume only a dozen watts?