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Wireless applications continue growth for GaAs

Five year forecast predicts that the GaAs market will enjoy a CAAGR of 12%, growing from US $3 billion in 2006 to over $5 billion by 2011.

News from Strategy Analytics ( 4 May 2007)

Award recognises contribution to industry

SEMI has recognised Representative George Miller with the industry's 2007 North American Government Leadership Award.

News from SEMI ( 4 May 2007)

Intel leads desktop graphics, with Nvidia rising

The first quarter of 2007 was disappointing overall in terms of graphics chip shipments, but some suppliers have reason to celebrate.

News from Jon Peddie Research ( 3 May 2007)

Auto makers to use more sensors

Study predicts that the market for automotive sensors will reach US $11.2 billion in 2007, a year-on year growth of 10.7%.

News from Strategy Analytics ( 2 May 2007)

Panel discussion of the long-tail world

Panel discussion entitled "Managing NBOs in a Global Marketplace and a Long Tail World" will include participants from point-of-sale specialists and distribution/logistics companies.

News from Beganto ( 1 May 2007)

Mobile TV delay clouds handset strategies

Report predicts that regulatory delays will hamper European DVB-H adoption for the next two to three years.

News from Strategy Analytics (30 April 2007)

Nominations open for world's top technology prize

The 2008 Millennium Technology Prize will be awarded to an innovation that improves the quality of human life and encourages sustainable development.

News from Millennium Prize Foundation (26 April 2007)

DSP growth outstrips IC growth

A new report claims the embedded DSP market will grow to US $17.6 billion in 2007, almost twice the size of the general-purpose DSP chip market.

News from Forward Concepts (25 April 2007)

Companies win electronics accolade

Each winner of a Queen's Award for Enterprise has been invited to attend a special reception in London on Tuesday 24th April 2007 in the presence of HRH The Duke of York.

News from Queen's Awards for Enterprise (24 April 2007)

Wireless patent issues to be covered in depth

West Technology Research Solutions is aiming to broaden the scope of its research in the wireless patent and IP arena.

News from West Technology Research Solutions (24 April 2007)

Display maker adopts sampling scheme

US A'Syck Corporation now gives engineers easy access to product data and evaluation samples of its LEDs, numeric displays, lamps and bar lighting through Needasample.com.

News from Beganto (24 April 2007)

Semiconductor equipment orders remain solid

North American-based manufacturers of semiconductor equipment posted US $1.42 billion in orders in March 2007 and a book-to-bill ratio of 1.00.

News from SEMI (23 April 2007)

Wireless connectivity technology analysed

A new report examines the key market players in UWB, wireless USB, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.

News from West Technology Research Solutions (23 April 2007)

European HD TV and video sales set to soar

Research predicts that European sales of high definition TV and video devices will surge by 158% this year, reaching 28.1 million units.

News from Strategy Analytics (23 April 2007)

Mobile specialist joins research team

Juniper Research Has appointed Dr Windsor Holden as Principal Analyst.

News from Juniper Research (23 April 2007)

Handset specifications available online

Database details the specifications of over 4500 cellular handsets from around the world.

News from Strategy Analytics (23 April 2007)

Research paper on conductivity of carbon nanotubes

The electronic properties of a multilayer carbon nanotube are determined more by the tube's diameter and the degree of helicity of its carbon wrapping than by the structure of the surface layer.

News from University of Surrey (20 April 2007)

Standards working group calls for feedback

The IEEE P1581 has set up its working group to define a low-overhead design-for-test methodology to be implemented in memory devices.

News from IEEE P1581 Working Group (19 April 2007)

DVD recorders - into the blue for growth

Report predicts the volume of DVD recorders shipped worldwide in 2011 will reach 59 million units, generating approximately US $20.2 billion in revenues for manufacturers.