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Moortec Announces Lee Vick as their New VP of North America Sales

Moortec, specialists in Embedded In-Chip Monitoring Subsystem IP are pleased to announce that they have appointed Lee Vick as their new Vice President of North America Sales.
 
Lee will be promoting Moortec’s innovative embedded subsystem PVT IP on 40nm, 28nm, 16nm, 12nm, 7nm and below across the territory, building

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Memory Forecast to Account for 43% of Total 2019 Semi Spending

Capex spending for memory ICs was the driving factor behind very strong increases in industry-wide capex spending over the past two years.  Most of those upgrades and expansion plans are now completed or have entered their final building phases.  As a result, memory capex is forecast to account for 43%

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CEO Talk: Oren Beckermus, CEO of Beckermus

This interview was help with Mr. Oren Beckermus, which is Co-CEO of Beckermus.
 

 
Tell me about Beckermus Technologies?
 
Beckermus Technology is a privately-owned company, I co-own it with my brother, Oded Beckermus, the name of the company as you can already guess comes from our family

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Moortec’s 28nm Embedded Thermal Sensing Solution selected by InnoGrit to Optimise Performance and Reliability in their latest SSD Controller Chip

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September 2, 2019 — Moortec Semiconductor Ltd, providers of complete In-Chip PVT (Process, Voltage and Temperature) Monitoring Subsystems announced today that InnoGrit has chosen Moortec’s 28nm thermal sensing solution to optimise performance and increase reliability for InnoGrit’s recently announced Shasta and Shasta+ SSD controllers aimed at client applications such as consumer electronics

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CEO Talk: Jean-Luc TRIOULEYRE of IC’Alps

This interview was held with TRIOULEYRE Jean-Luc, CEO & cofounder of IC’Alps.
 

 
Tell me a bit about your background? How did you first get started with IC’Alps?
 
I started my career as a digital engineer developing FPGA for what became the WIFI. A wonderful experience in

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CMOS Image Sensor (CIS) Sales 2013-2023

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Despite an expected slowdown in growth this year and in 2020, the CMOS image sensor market is forecast to continue reaching record-high sales and unit volumes through 2023 with the spread of digital-imaging applications offsetting weakness in the global economy and the fallout from the U.S.-China trade war. CMOS image

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