Intel Rethinks a Common Substrate to Combat Chip Shortage

oday, the continued chip shortage has caused the cost of components to fluctuate wildly—sometimes even in the span

Purdue University Kicks Off First Semiconductor Degrees Program

The semiconductor talent deficit has soared since 2017, reaching a critical peak in 2020.  At least 50,000

TSMC Scales Down to 2nm Node, Announces New “FINFLEX” Architecture

For decades, scaling down process nodes has been the name of the game in the

The Basics of Electrical Engineering Standards

To put standards into a general context, let’s say you are starting a new job

“World’s First” Organic BJT—Could Organic Transistors Take Off?

The desire to integrate electronics more seamlessly into our lives has sparked an interest in

Intel Showcases a Photonics “First” — an Eight-wavelength Laser Array

The field of integrated photonics has increased in importance significantly in the past decade. Where

Manufacturers Raise Concern as CHIPS Act Sits on Back Burner

Today, the U.S. accounts for only 12% of the world’s chip supply—a 40% drop from its

SiC Collabs Fuel Advances in EV Traction Inverters and Charging Gear

here’s no doubt that silicon (Si) ranks as the dominant chip technology in the industry. In

Samsung Crashes Through 3nm Scaling Barriers With New MBCFET Architecture

The semiconductor industry’s history is largely the history of scaling down node sizes defined by Moore’s

Intel Joins With EDA Allies for On-demand Hardware on a Foundry Platform

Intel Foundry Services’ (IFS) Accelerator program is showing how technology progresses when small and big names join forces