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Melissa Grupen-Shemansky appointed SEMI's CTO for flexible electronics and advanced packaging

05/04/2016  SEMI today announced the appointment of Melissa Grupen-Shemansky, Ph.D., as Chief Technology Officer (CTO) for the FlexTech Group and for SEMI’s Advanced Packaging program.

Maturing smartphone market signals falling growth for wireless semiconductors

05/04/2016  Revenue associated with the wireless competitive landscape continued to serve as a bright spot in the larger semiconductor market in 2015, growing almost 4 percent to over $56 billion, year over year, while total semiconductor revenue fell 2 percent to $347 billion during the same period.

Global smartphone shipments decline for first time

05/02/2016  Global smartphone shipments fell 3 percent annually to reach 335 million units in Q1 2016. It is the first time ever in history the global smartphone market has shrunk on an annualized basis.

AMOLED growth is a bright spot for the display industry

04/28/2016  Active matrix organic light-emitting diode (AMOLED) displays are rising fast, thanks to lowering costs, wider use in end-market consumer electronics devices and the ramp-up of new manufacturing capacities.

The human-machine interface: Automotive touch screens on the rise

04/25/2016  With consumers becoming increasingly comfortable using smartphones and tablet PCs, touch screens are now increasingly making their way into their vehicles, too.

Gigaphoton unveils "GIGANEX"

04/22/2016  Gigaphoton Inc., a major semiconductor lithography light source manufacturer, announced its new excimer laser brand “GIGANEX” on April 1, 2016.

With AMOLED shipments rising, Samsung Display led the small-medium display market in 2015

04/22/2016  Year-over-year unit-shipment growth in the small and medium display market was flat in 2015, reaching 2.8 billion units; revenue rose 4 percent over the previous year, to reach $43.9 billion.

As mobile phone market matures, display makers turn to in-cell and on-cell touch technologies for growth

04/22/2016  As the mobile phone market slows, display manufacturers are looking to new in-cell and on-cell touch-screen solutions that offer consumers thinner and brighter displays, while shortening the supply chain for smartphone manufacturers.

Slowing notebook PC replacement cycle leading to higher resolution displays

04/21/2016  The global notebook PC display market fell 23 percent year over year in the first quarter (Q1) of 2016.

EU regulation update: What could impact the industry next?

04/20/2016  In a global industry, monitoring regulatory developments across different regions can be a challenge.

UW-Madison engineers fabricate fastest flexible silicon transistor

04/20/2016  Working in collaboration with colleagues around the country, University of Wisconsin-Madison engineers have pioneered a unique method that could allow manufacturers to easily and cheaply fabricate high-performance transistors with wireless capabilities on huge rolls of flexible plastic.

Researchers develop new semiconducting polymer for forthcoming flexible electronics

04/20/2016  A joint research team has developed a new n-type semiconducting polymer with superior electron mobility and oxidative stability.

What screens are made of: New twists (and bends) in LCD research

04/18/2016  Using a pioneering X-ray technique developed at Berkeley Lab, a research team has recorded the first direct measurements confirming a tightly wound spiral molecular arrangement that could help unravel the mysteries of its formation and possibly improve LCD performance.

Extended supply chain presents exhibitors with new opportunities at SEMICON West

04/18/2016  Leading innovators in today's integrated electronics supply chain are preparing to showcase their products and services at SEMICON West 2016 on July 12-14 in San Francisco, Calif.

IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting announces 2016 Call for Papers

04/15/2016  The 62nd annual IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM), to be held at the San Francisco Union Square Hilton hotel December 3 - 7, 2016, has issued a Call for Papers seeking the world's best original work in all areas of microelectronics research and development.

The future is here: Interactive screens on your packages

04/08/2016  Instead of reading a label, consumers could be interacting with an electronic screen on packaging in the future, thanks to a revolutionary new development by scientists at the University of Sheffield.

SIA's VP of Global Policy to address China's new role in the semiconductor industry at The ConFab 2016

04/06/2016  Solid State Technology is pleased to announced that Jimmy Goodrich of the Semiconductor Industry Association is the latest distinguished guest confirmed to speak at The ConFab 2016.

Update on neon shortage 2016 highlighted at the Critical Materials Conference

04/04/2016  Communication with suppliers in the Ukraine and China have continued to verify expected shortages occurring toward the end of 2016. Although supply appears stable now, inventories purchased during the second half of 2015 will deplete inventories on the supplier side toward the end of this year.

Effective graphene doping depends on substrate material

03/29/2016  Juelich physicists have discovered unexpected effects in doped graphene - i.e. graphene that is mixed with foreign atoms.

Growth returns to India's LCD TV market, as other emerging nations falter

03/28/2016  Positive growth returned to India’s liquid crystal display (LCD) TV market in the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2015, after the industry posted declines in the second quarter (Q2) and no growth in the third quarter (Q3).




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