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Chinese government implicated in tech theft at ASMLFormer ASML Brion employees likely funneled ASML technology to a state-sponsored Chinese company. The report puts ASML in an awkward position, as protection of its intellectual property is crucial, while the Chinese market is growing too fast to ignore. |
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Manufacturing chips in the officeThe Japanese Minimal Fab consortium brings small chip series within reach at affordable prices and a fast time to market. On 14 May creator Shiro Hara will present the concept in Nijmegen. |
In other news |
| AI generates book on lithium-ion batteries (The Register) |
| Amazon to launch thousands of satellites (The Verge) |
| Boston Dynamics robots show off their stacking skills (Engadget) |
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Bits&Chips is reaching out to an international audienceStarting this week, Bits&Chips will be published exclusively in English. That’s only a few months before the magazine will be celebrating its twentieth anniversary. We wrote in Dutch for quite some time, but from now on it will be 100 percent English. |