THE LEAD
The US government has now spent over half its $39 billion in Chips Act incentives, and US statistics show a stunning 15-fold increase in construction of manufacturing facilities for computing and electronics devices.
A pair of MIT-led research teams have been selected for NSF grants to develop sustainable topological materials, which have the potential to revolutionize next-generation microelectronics, and new materials, devices and manufacturing processes for chips that minimize energy consumption and use more commonly available materials.
TECH NEWS
The discounted price for the PCB East 2024 technical conference ends May 3, conference organizers said today.
Talks on supply chain-driven circuit design and embedded inductor technology highlight the PCEA Boston Chapter meeting on May 2 in Lowell, MA.
Thermoreflectance-based thermal imaging with its spatial and temporal resolution has proven to be an effective tool for gaining an understanding of the thermal behavior of advanced semiconductor and optoelectronic devices.
The three main approaches to 3D electronics -- applying electronics to a 3D surface, in-mold electronics, and fully printed 3D electronics -- are discussed in detail in the new IDTechEx report "3D Electronics/Additive Electronics 2024-2034: Technologies, Players, and Markets."
PCEA will host a pair of free technical talks on PCB design layout and land pattern generation as part of its meeting at the Del Mar Electronics Show on Wednesday, April 24.
PCB East 2024 features more than 80 hours of technical presentations, including an all-day forum on UHDI.
Beyond Neuralink, meet the other companies developing brain-computer interfaces.
Amphenol released its 2023 Sustainability Report.
The history of Pan Pac including the technologies introduced at the annual symposium are the topic of this week's Reliability Matters podcast.
MATERIAL GAINS
How Do We Power 5G Networks?
5G network capacity is predicted to increase as much as 1000-fold by 2030. That's a stunning increase that can be attributed to effects such as our digital lifestyles and digital business transformation. Clearly, our dependence on online services that are available anytime, anywhere and at full speed shows no sign of abating.
ALUN MORGAN
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