NXP expands European R&D efforts
Backed by grants from national governments, NXP has announced that it will be scaling up R&D activities in Germany, Austria, the Netherlands and Romania.
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Chinese tech expats in Europe are on a mission
Efforts to âencourageâ Chinese techies working in Europe to return to the motherland are exceedingly successful, a US intelligence firm finds.
NXP takes 10 percent stake in German TSMC fab
NXP, Robert Bosch and Infineon will each own a 10 percent stake in a yet-to-be-established European subsidiary of TSMC, the European Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (ESMC).
NXP, Qualcomm and others join forces to take on ARM with RISC-V
Four European chipmakers and one from the US are starting a company to accelerate adoption of the open-standard RISC-V architecture.
Julyâs news roundup: EU Chips Act, NXPâs Q2, China and more
While the editors were away on holiday, the European Chips Act was officially adopted, Quix Quantum appointed a CFO, solar foil startup Enfoil emerged in Flanders, NXP reported Q2 results, concerns were raised about Chinaâs push into mature semiconductors and ASML hired 100 researchers from Philips.
Software engineers will love our automotive embedded MRAM, says NXP
NXP is ânerdily excitedâ about introducing MRAM as a replacement for flash memory in the automotive domain.
TUE and NXP forge 300 GHz research alliance
Eindhoven University of Technology (TUE) and NXP have announced a collaboration to jointly develop 300 GHz technology.
NXP reported to be included in talks about German TSMC fab
NXP is part of a European semiconductor consortium in talks with TSMC to build a 28nm automotive fab in Saxony, according to a Bloomberg report.
NXP âcautiously optimisticâ about weathering downturn unscathed
With the still-growing automotive business compensating for sales declines in the Industrial & IoT and Mobile segments, NXP reported better Q1 results than guided.
NXP favors semiconductor manufacturing in India
NXP will urge its foundry partners to set up manufacturing operations in India, CEO Kurt Sievers told The Economic Times following a meeting with Prime Minister Modi last week.
