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2004-01-16	Sand Video crafts core for mobile TV Sand Video has launched a licensable H.264 core designed specifically for mobile TV and other video applications on cellphones, PDAs and automobile navigation systems.
2014-07-09	Sand is the holy grail of Li-ion anodes When processed, sand becomes a pure nano-silicon formed in a very porous 3-D silicon—believed to be the key to expanding the expected lifespan of Si-based batteries up to 3 times or more.
2013-09-05	Sand 9's MEMS timing chips built for mobile apps Sand 9's TM361 and TM061 are designed to meet the stringent performance, cost, size and reliability requirements of high-volume mobile applications such as 3G/4G cellular and GPS/GNSS.
2012-10-11	Sand 9 teams with IBM to produce MEMS timing products Sand 9 has recently selected IBM to produce and assist in the customisation of the integrated circuit portion of its micro-electromechanical systems timing products.
2008-05-28	Dubai builds silicon from sand Dubai is prepping the Dubai Silicon Oasis (DSO), a multibillion- dollar project with the objective of establishing the country as a leading center for electronics innovation, design and development.
2012-05-11	Black Sand PAs picked for Murata 3G handset front-ends Black Sands Technologies announces that Murata has chosen to use its power amplifier technology to improve the performance of 3G smartphones, tablets and datacards.
2010-02-08	Black Sand buys Silicon Labs power amp patents Black Sand Technologies Inc. has acquired a patent portfolio related to CMOS power amplifiers (PAs) from Silicon Laboratories.
2015-10-14	Charting the future of 3D printing The 3D printing industry will grow from $2.5 billion this year to $20 billion in 2025 due to both improvements in existing 3D printing technologies and the development of completely new ones.
2015-09-03	ADI silently snatches piezoelectric MEMS start-up Analog Devices acquired piezoelectric MEMS resonator startup Sand 9, which hit technical issues amidst changing markets and effectively outlasted investors' patience.
2013-06-17	Silicon-based nanoparticles to produce greener, cheaper LEDs The technology developed by a team from University of Washington uses silicon, derived from sand, instead of rare-earth elements thus lowering the cost of manufacturing LEDs.
2002-08-02	Kopin creates miniature blue LEDs using semiconductor process Kopin Corp. has revealed a semiconductor process that harnesses nanotechnology to produce blue LEDs smaller than a grain of sand but are ultra efficient solid state light sources.
2011-02-25	Intel bares technical details of Sandy Bridge Intel showcased Sand Bridge's modular ring interconnect, design techniques used to reduce the cache's operational voltage, and the debug bus added to monitor traffic on the interconnect.
2012-10-04	Globalfoundries partners up with timing product specialist Sand 9's micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) timing devices provide an alternative with performance and quality improvements over legacy quartz crystal solutions.
2014-09-04	6GHz RF adapters resistant to dust, water The IP67 RF adapters, aimed at cellular, aviation and military industries, feature advanced ingress protection to make them virtually impenetrable to contaminants such as dust, sand and water.
2009-01-14	Wireless power consortium pursues standard A new global initiative to drive convenience in electronics charging was launched at the first Wireless Power Consortium conference at Hong Kong Science Park. The Wireless Power Consortium pursues a standard for a universal wireless power charging.
2011-11-01	Windows Embedded upgrades to real-time Microsoft executives revealed that Windows Embedded Compact will be enhanced with real-time capabilities and a smaller footprint, and is due to be released by June next year.
2010-04-14	Waveform generator boasts high resolution at 4.2GSps The Agilent 81180A AWG pushes the waveform envelope further into generator territory, with a sample clock ranging from 10MSps to 4.2GSps and with up to 12bit vertical resolution.
2010-08-26	Waterproof piezoelectric speaker cuts dead space Murata's new waterproof speaker leverages the company's proprietary piezoelectric technology in a device measuring just 19.5mm x 14.1mm x 0.9mm.
2011-08-18	Waterproof connectors operate at -55°C–125°C According to ITT, its corrosion resistant connectors that offer up to 2000 mating cycles are suitable for naval and underwater environments.
2010-07-28	User-driven IT penetrates enterprise, challenges security The influence of end users on enterprise IT decisions is increasing as smart phones, netbooks and tablet PCs set afoot in the workplace. The phenomenon poses a challenge for enterprise security chiefs, whose roadmaps now factor in enabling a new era of choice computing. The influence of end users on enterprise IT decisions is increasing as smart phones, netbooks and tablet PCs set afoot in the workplace. The phenomenon poses a challenge for enterprise security chiefs, whose roadmaps now factor in enabling a new era of choice computing.
2015-02-18	UHF sensors to monitor road conditions, ensure safety Researchers from the Fraunhofer Institute in Germany have developed a UHF transponder tag with sensors that can measure road conditions such as temperature, humidity or pressure.
2013-06-20	TSMC Solar's champion module hits 15.7% efficiency mark TSMC Solar's new champion module improves on the previous 15.1 per cent world record they set in January this year.
2014-04-02	Toyota miscalculates in safety-critical considerations Testing safety-critical systems have been overlooked by carmakers and regulators alike, as what software expert Michael Barr pointed out in a court testimony about cars' electronic control systems.
2016-01-04	Top 15 deals that influenced analogue, sensors in 2015 Here are some of the biggest and most important business deals and synergies in 2015 that had a huge impact on analogue, MEMS, sensors and the semiconductor industry as a whole.
2006-08-29	Switches bear impact, vibration, temperature variation Electroswitch's military rotary switches are constructed to withstand impact, vibration, temperature variation and natural events.
2008-12-15	Sony to cease operations in Westmoreland site Sony Electronics has advised its employees at its Pittsburgh Technology Center on Dec. 9 that the company will be discontinuing all of its operations at the Westmoreland County facility over the next 16 months, beginning with TV manufacturing by the end of February 2009.
2016-03-22	SiTime still standing tall in MEMS timing devices industry With 90% market share, SiTime has maintained the industry leadership it has held in the last eight years. It has sold more than 400 million devices since 2005.
2011-03-08	Silver, diamond make cooling composite for defense systems Georgia Tech Research Institute researchers have developed a composite of silver and diamond for cooling microelectronics used in defense systems such as phased array radars.
2009-11-25	Silicon-air battery touts unlimited shelf life Created from oxygen and silicon, the batteries are lightweight, have unlimited shelf life and high tolerance for extreme conditions.
2002-02-27	Silicon nanoparticles enable microscopic lasers Researchers at the University of Illinois have demonstrated a method of producing fluorescent red, blue, green and yellow nanoparticles from plain-vanilla silicon wafers.