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German chancellor Angela Merkel on a visit to Infineon’s Dresden fab With FD-SOI now being proposed as the next generation semiconductor process technology, the epicentre for semiconductor manufacturing in Europe is shifting to Germany. With the eclipse...

From the ground-breaking research breakthroughs to the shifting supplier landscape, these are the stories the Solid State Technology audience read the most during 2016. #1: Moore’s Law did indeed stop at 28nm In this follow up, Zvi Or-Bach, president...

By Paula Doe The fast growing demand for bandwidth is driving telecomm and data center user interest in moving high speed optical connections closer and closer to the chips, as recent advances in packaging technology, from microbumping to bonding to...

Moore’s Law has been called the greatest winning streak in industrial history. Here we look back at some of the key milestones, developments, and turning points that have kept the streak alive for a half century. September 1958 Jack St. Clair Kilby...

Feature By Daniel Eran Dilger Monday, January 19, 2015, 12:42 pm PT (03:42 pm ET) Between 2005 and 2014, Intel fumbled the ball in mobile chips, losing its position as the world's leading processor supplier by failing to competitively address the...