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SemiconductorsTopicTypeNews

U.S. Passes Landmark Act to Fund Semiconductor Manufacturing

CHIPS and Science Act of 2022 provides billions for new fabs and other incentives

3 min read
A flat black square with two iridescent computer chips connected in the middle
SemiconductorsTopicMagazineTypeNewsJuly 2022

Single-Chip Processors Have Reached Their Limits

Announcements from Apple and Nvidia prove that chiplets are the future, but interconnects remain a battleground

3 min read
In the top left quadrant sparks fly from a rod-like machine. At top right, a red box encloses speckled droplets where the sparks from the first image would be on a field of black. In the bottom left quadrant a toy car sits on a metal plate with shot through with an array of drill holes. In the bottom right the outline of the car and the plate are visible on a field of black.
TopicSensorsTypeSemiconductorsInterview

Event-Based Camera Chips Are Here, What’s Next?

Prophesee's CEO explains the future of sensors that only see changes

6 min read
A Burr Brown INA110KU integrated circuit microchip and a Burr Brown UAF42AU integrated circuit microchip.
TopicHistory of TechnologyTypeSemiconductorsNews

Why Silicon Valley Cares About Silicon Again

Chip shortage gets all eyes in tech back on semiconductors

3 min read

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