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Spreadtrum Tapes Out First 40 nm Low-Power Chip Using Cadence Silicon Realization Flow

Cadence Design Systems, Inc. a leader in global electronic design innovation, today announced that Spreadtrum Communications a leading provider of baseband and RF processor solutions for the wireless communications market headquartered in Shanghai, migrated to the Cadence® Silicon Realization flow and successfully taped out its first 40-nanometer low-power chip.

From Cadence Design Systems 21 Jan 2011

Bluechiip's Tracking Tag Technology to be Coupled with STMicroelectronics' MEMS Device

STMicroelectronics the leading supplier of MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) devices for consumer and portable applications, and Bluechiip Limited, an innovative early-stage company that has developed a groundbreaking tracking solution, today announced that the two companies are to cooperate in the manufacturing of unique MEMS-based tracking tags, aimed at a range of different markets, but initially in healthcare, such as biobanks.

From STMicroelectronics 21 Jan 2011

AIXTRON Receives New Order for Silicon Carbide Chemical Vapor Deposition System

AIXTRON SE today announced a new order for a silicon carbide (SiC) chemical vapor deposition (CVD) system from a major corporate research & development center located in the northeast of the USA.

From AIXTRON SE 20 Jan 2011

Electronic Products Magazine Honors Industry's First 40 nm Quad-Port PHY Chip

Solarflare, the company pioneering 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE), today announced it was honored with an Electronic Products Magazine's Product of the Year award for its SFT9104 PHY, the industry's first 40nm quad-port 10GBASE-T PHY chip for the mass adoption and deployment of 10GbE.

20 Jan 2011

Nano-Sized Silicon Crystals Can Act as Electrical Conductor in Computer Chips

In the materials science equivalent of a football fan jumping onto the field and scoring a touchdown, scientists are documenting that one fundamental component of computer chips, long regarded as a passive bystander, can...

From American Chemical Society 20 Jan 2011

NIST Scientists Say That Pathway of Electrons Become Hard in Graphene-Based Devices

Electronics researchers love graphene. A two-dimensional sheet of carbon one atom thick, graphene is like a superhighway for electrons, which rocket through the material with 100 times the mobility they have in silicon. ...

From National Institute of Standards and Tech (NIST) 20 Jan 2011

Analog Devices Launches ADMP441 iMEMS Microphone

Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI), a global leader in high-performance semiconductors for signal processing applications, introduced today the ADMP441 iMEMS® microphone, the industry’s first high-performance MEMS microphone with an I2S (Inter-IC Sound) digital output.

From Analog Devices 20 Jan 2011

Nanoelectronics News

Spreadtrum Tapes Out First 40 nm Low-Power Chip Using Cadence Silicon Realization Flow

Bluechiip's Tracking Tag Technology to be Coupled with STMicroelectronics' MEMS Device

AIXTRON Receives New Order for Silicon Carbide Chemical Vapor Deposition System

Electronic Products Magazine Honors Industry's First 40 nm Quad-Port PHY Chip

Nano-Sized Silicon Crystals Can Act as Electrical Conductor in Computer Chips

NIST Scientists Say That Pathway of Electrons Become Hard in Graphene-Based Devices

Analog Devices Launches ADMP441 iMEMS Microphone

United Microelectronics Produces Customer Sensor Products Using MEMS Technology

The Challenge to Creating Graphene-Based Electronics

Spreadtrum Unveils New SC8800G Baseband Processor Designed with 40 nm Silicon Technology

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