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onsemi and Innoscience have signed of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to evaluate opportunities to accelerate deployment of GaN power devices, starting with 40-200V, and significantly broaden customer adoption. The collaboration outlined in the MoU brings together onsemi’s leadership in integrated systems and packaging with Innoscience’s proven GaN technology and high-vol...

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Canada’s semiconductor community gathered on the West Coast last week for Accelerated: Canada’s Semiconductor Symposium, a two-day event that reinforced both the momentum and urgency surrounding the country’s microelectronics ambitions. Held in Vancouver on November 25–26, the symposium brought together industry executives, researchers, government of...

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Apple Inc. is poised to reclaim the top spot in the global smartphone rankings for the first time in over 10 years, driven by strong demand for its latest iPhone lineup and an acceleration in device upgrades, according to Counterpoint Research.

Counterpoint reports that the iPhone 17 family, launched in September, has resonated strongly with consumers in the U.S. and i...

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Marvell Technology Inc., a fabless semiconductor firm headquartered in Santa Clara CA, will expand its local R&D workforce in Ontario over the next fiv...

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Scientists at The Stewart Blusson Quantum Matter Institute (UBC Blusson QMI) at University of B.C. have demonstrated a reversible way to switch the topological state of a quantum material using mechanisms compatible with modern electronic devices. Published in Nature Materials, the study offers a new route toward more energy efficient electroni...

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