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Accelerate your process with TechInsights' Logic Packaging Analytics
Are you finding the SoC and ASIC design challenging and time? It takes tremendous time and effort to build up knowledge of the industry, your competitors, your target market, and the product strategies of various SoCs. You may also need to understand critical competitive product benchmarks to achieve design efficiency and differentiation and to enhance your product's performance while optimizing for cost.
Disruptive Event - MediaTek’s Dimensity 1050 chipset AiP
Following up on MediaTek’s strong entry into the 5G mmWave market with their Dimensity 1050 chipset, TechInsights has discovered an innovative mmWave antenna array design in their MT6107O antenna-in-package (AiP) as used in the Moto Edge 2022, model XT2205-3 (Verizon edition), and not previously seen in AiP designs from Qualcomm, Murata, and Apple.
Webinar: Minimizing Battery Degradation in Smartphones
This webinar reviews the existing industry fast charging techniques used by Apple, Samsung, and Xiaomi in their recent flagship smartphones. It was observed that these smartphones benefit from adaptive charging algorithms to suppress battery degradation, which would generally result from the high applied current.
IoT Predictions for 2023
The Mobile channel at TechInsights recently published the annual IoT Predictions for 2023. TechInsights have identified 3 key technology trends and 2 key strategic trends which we expect will shape the IoT market in 2023 and beyond.
Tesla to Use 75% less SiC. Should SiC Stakeholders be Worried?
Tesla's recent announcement that they will reduce the amount of silicon carbide (SiC) in future vehicles by 75% is a significant move for the company, as SiC has been a key material in their vehicles' power electronics systems.