NXP’s Q4 and full-year results are a mixed bag, delivering record full-year revenue despite experiencing softening demand in the consumer internet of things and mobile chipmaking units in the second half of last year.
Forty years of research in semiconductor processing and related fields has earned Fred Roozeboom, former research fellow at Philips and NXP, a lifetime achievement award from his fellow solid-state technologists at the Electrochemical Society.
As the industry braces for a downturn, Dutch semiconductor companies are still going strong.
NXP has announced a collaboration with three German startups and the Technical University of Hamburg within the Quantum Computing Initiative of the German Aerospace Center (DLR).
Reaching the main target of the European Chips Act will be far more costly than currently budgeted, NXP CEO Kurt Siever has warned.
The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) has identified 80 export-controlled electronic components in 27 Russian military systems that were captured or recovered in the Ukraine.
An increasing number of signs point to a semiconductor downturn. Chances are that it would merely be an interruption of established long-term semiconductor growth trends.
NXP is collaborating with ING Bank to test the NEAR peer-to-peer payment method based on ultrawideband (UWB) technology.
NXP manufacturing operations in Nijmegen might face disruptions if the stability of the national electricity supply is reaching critical levels.
In a virtual roundtable, Canon Production Printing, NXP, Philips, Thales, Thermo Fisher Scientific and Vanderlande discuss how the increasing system complexity has impacted the role of the system engineer. Their consensus: software has shuffled the cards.
