Reducing the energy density of EV batteries by 30 percent and production costs by 20 percent - that's the promise of Nanoramic's new electrode technology.

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Ford has developed a new concept to help identify places on the road where there is a high risk of accidents and report them to local authorities. This enables them to take appropriate measures for greater road safety if necessary.

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embedded world is the world's largest meeting of the embedded industry. It will take place as a physical event in Nuremberg in March 2022.

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Interest in fast serial connections in cars is growing – as rising membership numbers at ASA as well as new collaborations between industry associations show.

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Wheel hub motors are increasingly being used in electric vehicles. This allows considerable space savings to be made, for example by eliminating the need for a differential and drive shafts. This article describes the development of wheel hub motors and some aspects of design integration.

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The TU Berlin is participating in the project »Berlin Digital Railway Operation« (BerDiBa). Within the next four years, technologies for automated rail traffic are to be developed and tested. Artificial intelligence is playing an important role.

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Air cabs have been researched and developed for years. But how far is the vision from reality?

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NAND Flash Shipments have been below expectations for consumer electronics such as smartphones, Chromebooks, and TVs during this second half of the year.

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Lattice Semiconductor announced updates to its award-winning Lattice mVision solution stack. The mVision stack now supports 4K video data processing and LPDDR4 memory to deliver higher quality image signal processing (ISP) performance.

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The European Semiconductor Industry Association (ESIA) would like to emphasise that pre-notifying and launching the Important Project of Common European Interest (IPCEI) on Microelectronics and Communications Technologies is becoming an urgent matter for safeguarding Europe’s competitiveness.

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