The chip shortage continues in 2022. While some experts believe that the situation will improve this year, others are convinced that the crisis will persist into 2023. This article summarizes the most important chip shortage news in February 2022.

The chip shortage continues in 2022. While some experts believe that the situation will improve this year, others are convinced that the crisis will persist into 2023. This article summarizes the most important chip shortage news in January 2022.

The ongoing chip shortage has had an impact on virtually every industry, sending traumatic ripples throughout global supply chains. From automobiles to games consoles and power supplies to graphics processing units, very few have been left unaffected. Here’s a look at the latest developments.

How are companies responding to the chip shortage and what are policymakers commenting? Here we sum up the most important events related to the global shortage of microchips.

The chip shortage continues in 2022. While some experts believe that the situation will improve this year, others are convinced that the crisis will persist into 2023. This article is updated continuously and summarizes the most important chip shortage news in May 2022.

How are companies responding to the chip shortage and what are policymakers commenting? Here we continuously sum up the most important events related to the global shortage of microchips!

The chip shortage continues in 2022. While some experts believe that the situation will improve this year, others are convinced that the crisis will persist into 2023. This article is updated continuously and summarizes the most important chip shortage news in July 2022.

Today, we all enjoy the benefits of an online lifestyle as our homes, places of work, and automobiles all become smarter and better connected – and semiconductor devices lie at the heart of the enabling technology. But how are these devices going to evolve, and what are the implications for all of us?

This article explores the electrification of the automotive sector, transforming modern cars into complex computer systems. It highlights the challenges and innovations involved in integrating numerous electronic control units (ECUs) and transitioning to a zonal architecture. The focus is on how packaging innovations unleash the potential of this technological revolution.

NXP Semiconductors expands its scalable S32 vehicle compute platform with the introduction of the S32M2. The purpose-built motor control solution is optimized for efficiency improvement across vehicle applications such as pumps, fans, sunroof and seat position, seat belt pretensioners, trunk openers and more. Building on the success of the S12 MagniV® portfolio, the S32M2 combines NXP’s motor control heritage and the software development benefits of the S32 platform.