Electronics & Tech Headline News Archive - July 2021 |
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Industry Voices • TSMC June Revenues up 32% in May 7/20/2021 • FCC to Consider Changes to Part 95 Rules Allowing FM • CTIA & WISPA Critical of Biden's Executive Order on Competition • German "New Space" Industry Booming • Moving Photon Detected Multiple Times Without Destroying It • Samsung Supplies 49% of Smartphone Memory Market 7/19/2021 • SpaceX Attacks Dish for "Flaws" in 12 GHz Argument • Adobe Cofounder Charles Geschke Dies at 81 • Optimal Size for Wind Farms by Computational Study • 2021 Radio Hall of Fame Nominees 7/16/2021 • Mobile Needs 2 GHz of Mid-Band Spectrum by 2030 – GSMA • New Radio Receiver Opens Wider Window to Radio Universe • Why You Should Consider a Career in Manufacturing • IoT Is Failing to Live up to Its Promise • Drone Use in Today's Society 7/15/2021 • Verizon CEO Sees 2021 Tipping Point for 5G • Mobile Wallets Used by 60% of the World Population by 2025 • Chinese Astronauts Complete 1st Spacewalk at New Space Station • Smarter Electronics Closer with Nanotech Advance • Huawei CFO Loses Bid in Extradition Case 7/14/2021 • Cellphone Data Use Negatively Affecting Wi-Fi Performance • China's Offensive Space Technology "On the March" • Lack of Mid-Band Spectrum Cost Operators Billion$$$ • What an Amazon Breakup Would Look Like • Pentagon Cancels $10B JEDI Contract Due to Microsoft-Amazon Feud 7/13/2021 • Virgin Galactic Completes 1st Fully-Crewed Spaceflight • May Chip Sales up 26% • AT&T, Samsung, Qualcomm 6G Research Center at U. Texas • Windows 11: The Beginning of a New PC Age • More Women Move into Supply Chain Careers 7/12/2021 • >20,000 In-Person Attendees at MWC Barcelona 2021 • Chinese Takeover of UK's Newport Wafer Fab • Russian Rocket Launches UK Telecom Satellites • Increasing Mobility of n--GaN on Silicon • NASA Selects 2 Venus Missions for Launch 7/9/2021 • ESA Nanosatellites Launched to Boost Connectivity, Create Jobs • FCC Acts to Speed Access to New Wireless Technologies • 5G to Drive the Demand for RF Front End Components • The Network Automation Paradigm Shift • Construction Go-Ahead for €2B Square Kilometre Array 7/8/2021 • Virgin Orbit 1st Operational Mission Deploys Military CubeSats • Report Says E-Waste Will Decline Due to Pandemic • FCC's Radio Ownership Limits Back on Table • Iridium Receives $30M R&D Contract from U.S. Army • Richard Branson Wants to Beat Jeff Bezos into Space 7/7/2021 • South Korea Kickstarts 6G Plans • FCC Deadline for STIR/SHAKEN Caller ID Authentication • 5GAA Discusses the Acceleration of 5G Deployment on European Roads • U.S. Navy Eyes Free-Space Laser Communications • Installed Smart Street Lights ~20M Units Worldwide 7/6/2021 • OneWeb Global Internet to Start Service This Year • Developing the First Orbiting IC • 5GAA, GCF Collaborate on C-V2X Certification and Testing • Global Mobile Subscriber Adds Slowing, Use Accelerating • How and When the Chip Shortage Will End, in 4 Charts 7/5/2021 • Congress Backs Billions for Tech R&D • Semi Startups Worth Watching in 2021 • WISA WoodSat Successfully Completes Stratospheric Test Flight • Jetliner Launches U.S. Military Satellites into Space • Amazon Offering Retro Vinyl of the Month Record Club 7/2/2021 • Space Development Agency Now Has Demo Satellites on Orbit • FCC Reaffirms $3F Fine for Unauthorized Drone Transmitters • Wi-Fi Alliance Adds Faster Way to Certify Products • Latest Growth Markets for Test Equipment • What's Happening with UFOs? 7/1/2021 • EE Brings Back European Roaming Charges • Huawei Loses Round Two of 5G Dispute in Sweden • Microsoft Lifts the Blinds on Windows 11 (my PC isn't compatible) • WISPA Wants FCC to Stop Obsessing over Symmetrical Speeds • Electric Vehicles Are Booming in 2021 |
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