The stars were out last week as EE Times presented its 4th Annual Creativity in Electronics, or ACE, Awards. Take a look at out slideshow.

Moore's Law is still valid but it does not work for most sectors of the industry today, according to Wim Roelandts, chairman of programmable logic device vendor Xilinx Inc. (San Jose, Calif.). Roelandts met EE Times Europe during his first

Addressing the datacenter power challenge, Micron Technology Inc. has expanded its energy-efficient DRAM line.

Japan's Elpida Memory Inc. continues to spill red ink amid an ongoing and painful downturn in the DRAM business.

This week's review of top technology stories includes more about IBM Almaden's "racetrack" memory architecture as well as a description of how ground-based lasers were used to generate lightning. Striking!

NXP Semiconductors, in less than two years since separation from Philips Electronics, has implemented a range of reorganization programs that include asset-lite manufacturing, divestiture and acquisitions, even as it battles analysts' concerns that its highly leveraged debt position could make

At the Embedded Systems Conference (ESC) here this week, several companies made presentations at the so-called ''Disruption Zone'' near the show floor.

Having substrate, phosphor, sealant and near-UV LED product lines all in one company, bringing them together in a white lamp is a logical next step.