The Digital India RISC-V (DIR-V) program aims to boost India’s semiconductor ecosystem by creating advanced microprocessors.
Customers can now use Microsoft VS Code to program the complete line of Renesas' MCUs and MPUs.
CeNSE, IISc and Lam Research have signed an MoU to jointly develop a customized course offering for Indian universities, dedicated to teaching semiconductor fabrication technology.
CDAC is collaborating with Arm to broaden the support under the DLI Scheme and further enable the semiconductor market growth in India.
Cadence, GlobalFoundries, Hoerzentrum Oldenburg, and Leibniz University have collaborated to develop the industry's first binaural hearing aid SoC prototype.
Applied Materials has extended its technologies for heterogeneous integration by launching new hybrid bonding and TSV technologies.
India aims to achieve a $300 billion electronics industry and a $1 trillion digital economy by 2026.
A uniform PCB design tool will streamline board designs used for demonstrating and evaluating Renesas' Winning Combinations and all other product kits.
The integrated solutions will provide customers with real-time visibility into global component availability, demand, cost, and compliance data.
Researchers from CeNSE have developed an improved silicon-based platform for economized and more efficient microchips.