Electronics & Tech Headline News Archive - July 2018 |
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7/31/2018 • Apple Is Changing GaAs' Future • ARRL/TAPR Digital Communications Conference Invites Technical Papers • DARPA Research Teams to Uncover Novel Materials and Approaches to Circuit Integration • AI, China Dominate Semiconductor Funding • Earth's Resources Consumed in Ever Greater Destructive Volumes (this really is a problem) 7/30/2018 • FCC Sets Massive Fine for Miami Pirates (arrrr...) • Chip Industry Fights Next Round of China Tariffs • Slow-Scan TV Transmissions from ISS Set for July 30 – 31 • Verizon Eyes Partnership with Apple or Google on 5G TV • Nokia Shares down As It Misses Profit Expectations 7/27/2018 • EU Commission Publishes Updated Standards List for EMC Directive • Semi Content in Electronic Systems Forecast to Reach 31.4% in 2018 • AT&T Reveals 3 More Cities Will Receive 5G in 2018 • Algorithm Can Tell You Your Ideal Caffeine Fix • Omega 3 Supplements Have Little or No Heart or Vascular Health Benefit (more settled science unsettled) 7/26/2018 • U.S. Governments Wonders What's Going on with the Semiconductor Workforce? • 5G to Create $42B in Socioeconomic Value for South Korea in 2030 • Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics Hit by Bullying Allegations • Samsung's Foldable Smartphone Slated for Next Year • Hawaiki Subsea Cable Doubles Capacity in Australia and New Zealand 7/25/2018 • Google to String Undersea Cable from France to Virginia • Radiation from Mobile Phones Can Affect Your Memory • Android Antitrust Decision Shakes Mobile Industry • China Targets Apple with Advanced Smartphone Screens • How to Succeed in Radio for 45 Years 7/24/2018 • IEEE: Why Consider Disability and Long-Term Insurance? • Scent of Coffee Appears to Boost Performance in Math • Americans Aren't Buying New Phones • Analog Devices Breaks Ground on New Global Headquarters • Verizon Stops Activating 3G Devices 7/23/2018 • U.K. Rates 29 Technology Projects on Likelihood of Success • France Expects Commercial 5G in at Least 1 Major City in 2020 • Cable WiFi Alliance Stalls at 500,000 Hotspots • LinkedIn India Member Base Doubles in 4 Years • 5G Focus Revitalizes Ericsson 7/20/2018 • South Korean Telcos Agree to Launch 5G Services at Same Time • Another Cable Operator Signals Plans to Get into Wireless • Teens Glued to Phones Risk 'Modest' Rise in ADHD Symptoms • Funding for Advanced Battery Research Hangs in Balance • FCC Judge Dismisses Radio Amateur's Long-Standing License Renewal Application 7/19/2018 • FCC Moves Ahead on 3.7-4.2 GHz Order • EU Fines Google $5B over Android Antitrust Abuse • AI Becomes the New Moore's Law • ARRL Represented at IEEE Symposium in Boston • Has Norway Discovered the X factor for Silicon-Li-ion Cells 7/18/2018 • Analysts Bullish on Chip Equipment • Business Demand Drives Strongest PC Market Since 2012 • Can You Really Fix DOD Acquisitions in a Week? • Double First in China for Advanced Nuclear Reactors • Europe's 1st Live C-V2X Direct Communication Interoperability Demo 7/17/2018 • NASA Chief Says Space Force Will Guard the U.S. from Above • Ex-Apple Employee Stole Secrets for Chinese Firm • Ericsson Labs and Intel Demonstrate End-to-End 5G Data Call • UK Closer to 5G with Successful Initial Tests at the University of Sussex • Superstrong Aluminum Alloys May Change Aerospace Manufacturing 7/16/2018 • Proprietary PAs Represent 30% of 2018 Smartphone Market • Radio Technology Designed by Radio Amateur Used in Thailand Cave Rescue • Telesat & Gilat to Develop Broadband Communications Using LEOs • FCC: Wireless Net Impacting Healthcare Costs and Outcomes • $62.7B Semiconductor Equipment Forecast 7/13/2018 • FCC Proposes Massive Fine for Marketing of Drone Transmitters • Tech Stocks Touch Record Highs • Another Boron Arsenide Thermal Record • Micron Barred from Selling Some Memory Chips in China • Big Changes at Top and Bottom of Q1 Semi Equipment Market Shares 7/12/2018 • Competition in U.S. Wireless Industry Poised to Rise • Excitement Builds for World Radiosport Team Championship 2018 • Army Leverages Machine Learning to Predict Component Failure • U.S. Chip Strategy Under Discussion • Semiconductor Quantum Transistor Opens Door for Photon-Based Computing 7/11/2018 • Chips Boom as Trade War Looms • China Trade Deficit Hits Another Record High • AMSAT Announces Board of Directors Nominees • Intel iPhone Components on Shaky Ground with Apple • Ultracold Atoms Behave Like a Ferrofluid 7/10/2018 • Is Your Smartphone Spying on You? • 9 Companies That Are Testing CBRS • Switzerland Sets Moderate Reserve Price for January 2019 5G Auction • U.S. Must Hustle on Hypersonics, EW, and AI • New World Record for Direct Solar Water-Splitting Efficiency 7/9/2018 • U.S Government Allows ZTE to Partially Resume Business • Smart TVs Track More Than What's on Tonight • Poland Kicks off 5G Process • China Launches New Space Science Program • EU Watchdog Accuses Facebook, Google of Privacy Shenanigans 7/6/2018 • Cobalt Shortages Will Drive Price for Electromobility • NASA Embraces Commercial Electronics • Major Security Gaps Found in the LTE Mobile Telephony Standard • The 5G Pessimists Are Wrong • FCC Task Force Looks into Proposed T-Mobile / Sprint Merger 7/5/2018 • May Semiconductor Sales up 21% • NASA CubeSats Head to Mars • Ham Fined $7k, Face Restricted Privileges in FCC Interference Case • 9 Things You Probably Don't Know About Fireworks • China Rising as Major Space Power 7/4/2018 • Global Semi Industry Reached $115.8B in Q1 2018 • Established Vendors Under Fire in New Wild West of Wireless, • 'Breakthrough' Optimization Algorithm Exponentially Faster • Qorvo Powers New Commercial 802.11ax Carrier Gateway • >100 Politicians Murdered in Mexico ahead of Sunday's Election (Socialism, Marxism always ends at the point of a gun) 7/3/2018 • Telecoms and MediaDriving the Highest Merger & Acqusition Year Ever • EU Watchdog Accuses Facebook, Google of Privacy Shenanigans • The Average Salary of a UK Automotive Engineer in 2018 Is... • Argentina OKs Telecom Merger • UMC Acquires 100% Ownership of Mie Fujitsu Semiconductor 7/2/2018 • Man Charged with Threatening to Kill FCC Commissioner's Family • China's IC Capex Expected to Top Europe and Japan Combined • AI to Replace Depth Sensors in Smartphones • California Data Privacy Law Promises Chaos by 2020 • Rambus Fires CEO for Unspecified Conduct |
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