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Most Read – Semiconductor skills, Foundry 2.0, Selling Nvidia shares

Most Read – Semiconductor skills, Foundry 2.0, Selling Nvidia shares

The UK government announces funding for semiconductor skills, while the MEMS market rebounds. Continental launches a fabless chip unit, Jensen Huang sells Nvidia shares, and Intel secures the second position in Foundry 2.0, according to Electronics Weekly.


What is the UK government's Semiconductor Skills, Talent and Education Programme (STEP)?
The Semiconductor Skills, Talent and Education Programme (STEP) is a UK government-funded initiative coordinated by the UK Electronics Skills Foundation (UKESF) to build a robust pipeline of semiconductor skills. It consists of four connected projects ranging from schools outreach to post-graduate training. The programme aims to improve awareness of the semiconductor sector, provide financial support and skills development for students pursuing Electrical and Electronics Engineering degrees, and support further education in chip design and semiconductor materials. Collaborators include universities, research institutions, and industry partners to maximize impact and underpin the long-term success of the UK semiconductor sector.
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What does 'Foundry 2.0' mean in the semiconductor industry context?
Foundry 2.0 refers to the next generation or evolution of semiconductor foundry services, where foundries not only manufacture chips but also provide advanced design, customization, and integrated solutions to meet the growing complexity and demand in the semiconductor market. This concept includes enhanced capabilities in chip design, manufacturing technology, and customer collaboration, positioning companies like Intel to secure competitive positions in this emerging foundry landscape.

27 June, 2025
Electronics Weekly

MIT Technology Review Insiders Panel

MIT Technology Review Insiders Panel

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What is the focus of the MIT Technology Review Insiders Panel?
The MIT Technology Review Insiders Panel focuses on exploring the forces reshaping AI, including global market shifts, rising model makers, and evolving safety concerns. It provides sharp analysis and unpublished insights from the team that researches and reports on AI daily.
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How does MIT Technology Review contribute to understanding AI's impact?
MIT Technology Review contributes to understanding AI's impact through in-depth reporting packages, such as its recent focus on AI's energy and resource usage. This includes examining the energy demands of AI inference and the broader environmental implications of AI data centers.
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04 June, 2025
MIT Technology Review

InnoVEX: A Look Back at Innovation at Computex Taipei 2025

InnoVEX: A Look Back at Innovation at Computex Taipei 2025

InnoVEX 2025 showcased 450 startups from 24 countries, focusing on AI, green tech, and smart mobility. Esteemed judges recognized innovative solutions, with DeepRad.AI winning the Grand Prize for its AI-driven radiology advancements, highlighting the event's commitment to fostering global innovation.


What were the main focus areas of InnoVEX 2025?
InnoVEX 2025 focused on five major innovation areas: AI, Semiconductor Applications, Smart Mobility, Next-Gen Communications, and Green Tech. These areas highlight the event's emphasis on cutting-edge technologies and sustainable development goals.
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What kind of startups and exhibitors participated in InnoVEX 2025?
InnoVEX 2025 featured over 450 startups from 24 countries and regions, along with 10 national pavilions and participation from notable accelerators and university-industry collaboration teams. The event showcased a wide range of innovative technologies, including AI, quantum computing, and biotech.
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04 June, 2025
Embedded

The real impact of AI on your organization

The real impact of AI on your organization

AI technologies are revolutionizing workplace dynamics, with varying impacts on workflows and roles. This session offers business leaders insights on prioritizing AI investments and identifying technologies that deliver measurable value in an evolving work environment.


How is AI adoption impacting businesses globally?
AI adoption is rapidly expanding globally, with a significant increase in businesses using AI. In 2024, 78% of organizations reported using AI, up from 55% the previous year. This trend is expected to continue, with AI adoption projected to grow at a CAGR of 35.9% between 2025 and 2030.
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What are the potential workforce implications of AI integration?
AI integration in the workplace can lead to both benefits and challenges. While AI is projected to contribute significantly to economic growth and innovation, it also poses risks such as job displacement. Approximately 52% of U.S. workers are worried about AI's future impact, with concerns about reduced job opportunities.
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19 May, 2025
MIT Technology Review

New enabling technologies from Automate 2025

New enabling technologies from Automate 2025

Automate 2025 showcased over 800 exhibitors and 40,000 attendees, unveiling cutting-edge technologies in industrial automation. Highlights include Cattron's XBMCU control unit, Schneider Electric's AI co-pilot, and Novarc's AI-driven welding systems, enhancing productivity and efficiency in manufacturing.


What is Schneider Electric's AI co-pilot, and how does it enhance manufacturing productivity?
Schneider Electric's AI co-pilot is a Generative AI-powered assistant developed in collaboration with Microsoft. It integrates Microsoft Azure AI Foundry with Schneider Electric’s advanced industrial automation solutions to boost productivity by eliminating repetitive tasks and simplifying application development. This allows for faster market delivery of quality solutions and enhances workforce efficiency.
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How are AI tools impacting the efficiency of robots in industrial settings?
AI tools are significantly improving robot efficiency by reducing factory planning time up to 80% and increasing robot speed by 40%. These advancements are facilitated through AI-assisted robot training and the integration of physical AI models that interact with the physical world, transforming traditional rule-based automation.
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15 May, 2025
The Robot Report

The latest AI-powered martech news and releases

The latest AI-powered martech news and releases

An IBM survey reveals that FOMO drives AI adoption among CEOs, with 64% investing without clear ROI understanding. Despite challenges, optimism grows, as 85% expect positive returns by 2027. The article also highlights recent AI advancements in marketing technology.


Why are so many CEOs investing in AI even when the return on investment (ROI) is unclear?
Many CEOs are investing in AI due to a sense of urgency and fear of missing out (FOMO), as they see competitors adopting AI and worry about falling behind. While only 25% of AI initiatives have delivered expected ROI so far, 85% of CEOs are optimistic about seeing positive returns by 2027. This optimism is driven by the belief that AI can provide both cost savings and new growth opportunities, even as they navigate implementation challenges and uncertainties.
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What are the main challenges companies face when implementing AI in marketing technology?
Key challenges include unclear ROI, with only a quarter of AI initiatives meeting expectations, and issues with disconnected technology due to rapid investments. Additionally, 50% of companies acknowledge problems with integrating new AI tools with existing systems, and there is a significant need for new talent and workforce retraining, as 54% of companies are hiring for AI roles that didn’t exist a year ago and 31% of the workforce will require retraining in the next three years.
Sources: [1]

08 May, 2025
MarTech

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