TechInsights’ Linley Processor Conference – the industry’s premier technical event for microprocessors – returns this year, beginning this month with a must-see lineup of presentations revolving around the future of artificial intelligence.

TechInsights reviews additional considerations compared to silicon to optimize device performance, the challenges associated to thermal management, and other innovative solutions related to GaN specific packaging solutions.

TechInsights is shocked and heartbroken by the violence and loss of life due to the invasion of Ukraine. We stand in solidarity with the Ukrainian people and we are hopeful for an expedient path to peace.

In late 2021, the Google Pixel 6 Pro was launched and has been widely regarded as the best smartphone Google has made to date.

In a blog written by Stephen Russell, TechInsight's Senior Process Analyst, he explains why a logic node of 55 nm is important for a PMIC and his findings of recent teardown projects.

On March 8, Apple held their “Peek Performance” event, introducing the all-new Mac Studio and Studio Display, a new iPad Air, the new iPhone SE, and two new shades of green for the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro.

We have just entered into the era of DDR5 memory. All the major DRAM players such as Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynix have started to release their first DDR5 memory products (modules) since last year.

The new Ray-Ban Wayfarer Stories glasses are a product developed by Facebook in a partnership with EssilorLuxottica, and TechInsights decided to take a look at the cameras these smart glasses use.

The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra has the latest and greatest Qualcomm mmWave, but not in Europe...

Ajit Manocha of SEMI has a conversation with Dan Hutcheson about the workforce development SEMI is accomplishing.

Scott DeBoer of Micron Technology has a conversation with Dan Hutcheson about what it takes to innovate in Memory today.

Our colleagues did a quick teardown of the Samsung Exynos 2200-powered Galaxy S22 Ultra, so we can share some of our early teardown results now.