Electronics & Tech Headline News Archive - September 2019 |
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9/23/2019 • Wi-Fi Alliance Launches Wi-Fi Certified 6 Program • Google Claims "Quantum Supremacy" Milestone • AMSAT Announces 2019 Board of Directors Election Results • $50B Investment in New Semi Fabs for 2020 • 6 Options for Financing Your Startup 9/20/2019 • U.S. Ranks 1st in Global 5G Speeds • Qorvo Launches World's First Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 FEM • SIA Pushes for Export Permits for Huawei Sales • North Korea Resumes DRM Broadcasts • Smart TVs, Smart-Home Devices Collecting Sensitive User Data 9/19/2019 • FCC Seeks to Streamline Its Hearings Process • Semiconducting Material More Affected by Defects Than Thought • Altum RF Announces RF Test Lab in Sydney, Australia • FTC vs. Qualcomm - Support Pours in for Qualcomm • China Using 'Exit Bans' to Bar Americans from Leaving 9/18/2019 • Mystery of How Friction Leads to Static Electricity Solved • DOCOMO Joins 5G Alliance to Promote 5G Technology in Manufacturing • Company Settles with FCC over Unauthorized LED Signs • Pentagon Releases Unified Cyber Standard for Contractors • How South Korea Built 5G 9/17/2019 • FCC Issues Order to Protect Sensitive Information Filed in Spectrum Proceedings • Army Showcases New Electronic Warfare Tech • DARPA Announces Final Teams to Compete in Spectrum Collaboration Challenge • iPhones Download Speeds Poor Compared to Other U.S. Smartphones • Navy Destroyers to Have Laser Weapons, New Radar, Rail Guns 9/16/2019 • FCC Proposes to Make All Universal Licensing System Filings Electronic • 4 Reasons Why Someone Would Hack Your Car • China Cuts Back on Foreign Investment • Six Reasons COBOL Has Survived to Age 60 • Q2 Semi Inventory Was 93 Days 9/13/2019 • IMS 2020 is Now Open for Paper Submissions! • FCC Moves Toward June 2020 CBRS Spectrum Auction • Lawsuit Alleges T-Mobile Sold Used Phones as New • Electric Car Sales Subsidy to Be Abolished • The Coming Death of Just About Every Rock Legend (my generation!) 9/12/2019 • Global Surveillance Radar Market to be Worth $11.9B by 2025 • Ever-Winning Lottery Ticket Mathematics Mystery Solved • US Cellular Promotes 5G "Fairness" • New Consortium to Spread UWB Adoption and Standardize Security • India Loses Contact with Moon Lander (dang!) 9/11/2019 • AT&T Set for Shake-up as Elliott Management Takes $3.2B Stake • U.S. Charges Chinese Professor in Latest Huawei Row • SK Telecom and Samsung Reckon We Need 8K TV over 5G • World's Largest FPGA Has 35B Transistors 9/10/2019 • States to Launch Google, Facebook Antitrust Probes • FlexRadio Teams with Raytheon Team to Develop Airborne HF Radio • M.I.T. Media Lab Director Resigns After Taking Money from Jeffrey Epstein • MTS, Nokia Hit 2.1 Gbps in Moscow mmWave Trial • Private Chinese Firms Tapping International Space Market ("private company" an oxymoron in China) 9/9/2019 • Digi-Key Partners with Student Circuit for Freshers Week Events • Fibre-to-Freezer – Subsea Cable to Boost Arctic Connectivity • SpaceX Satellite in Near Collision with European Space Agency's Aeolus • Media Companies Pay >$600k for Misuse of Emergency Alert Tones • Juniper Pays $11.7M to Make SEC Bribery Investigation Go Away (nice scam, SEC) 9/6/2019 • U.S. Dominates Top 10 VC Investors in IoT Tech in 2018 • U.S. and Poland Urge Tougher Checks on Foreign 5G Network Influence • Many Health Wearables and Apps Are Digital Snake Oil • AT&T Tees up for 24 GHz Drive Tests • Google and Amazon Use Smart Speakers for Surveillance 9/5/2019 • The 25 Highest-Paid Executives in Wireless / Telecom in 2018 • Qualcomm Targets Wi-Fi Market in Push to Expand Beyond Phones • Will Consumers Balk at 5G Phone Prices? • Revenues Shrink for IC Design Houses • 3 Ways for Engineers to Leverage Social Media Accounts 9/4/2019 • Volkswagen, NXP Show 1st Car Using UWB to Combat Relay Theft • 5G Wireless Network Infrastructure Revenue to Double over Next Year • Why Wi-Fi 6, 5G Are So Much Better Together • China's Carriers to Build a Shared 5G Network • National Guard Helps States Recover from Ransomware Attacks 9/3/2019 • Police Gain Access to Doorbell Cams • FCC Set to Reaffirm RF Exposure Limits • Google Says Hackers Put Monitoring Implants in iPhones for Years • Enhancing Materials for Hi-Res Patterning to Advance Microelectronics • Gallium Oxide Power Transistors Achieve Record Values 9/2/2019 • German Court Orders Recall of Everlight LED Products for Infringing Seoul Semi Patent • Wi-Fi Like Sonar Measures Speed and Distance of Indoor Movement • Ex-Google Engineer Indicted for Stealing Self-Driving Car Secrets • Shortlist Revealed for the World Communication Awards 2019 |
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