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Gartner forecasts a worldwide decline in semiconductor revenues of 0.9% this year due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. (Source: gemeinfrei)

COVID-19 has caused mass disruption to the electronics industry, but how will the Industry come back? (Source: gemeinfrei)

Researchers at Pennsylvania State University (PSU), commonly referred to as Penn State, recently made a breakthrough in their work to find new ways to design efficient batteries for the future. (Source: Adobe Stock)

Many analysts are now expecting a delay in 5G network installations by as many as three to six months due to the slowing down of 5G network infrastructure supply chains. (Source: Adobe Stock)

For 2020, IC Insights predicts a 4 percent drop while Gartner forecasts a 0.9 percent decline in semiconductor revenue, with areas like wireless communication, automotive, consumer electronics, and industrial being the most affected. (Source: Adobe Stock)

The novel coronavirus is having a significant impact on virtually everything and everyone, and the power electronics industry—and the broader electronics industry on the whole—is no exception. (Source: Adobe Stock)

New research by engineers at MIT and elsewhere could lead to batteries that can pack more power per pound and last longer. (Source: MIT News)

The COVID-19 pandemic will shrink worldwide demand for everyday products powered by semiconductors (Source: Adobe Stock)

According to a report titled ‘Accenture Semiconductor Technology Vision 2019’, 77 percent of semiconductor executives surveyed said they have adopted AI in their business or are piloting the technology. (Bild: Adobe Stock)

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