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How China Became Ground Zero For The Auto Chip Shortage
Pang has bought 62,000 microcontrollers, chips that help control a range of functions from car engines and transmissions to electric vehicle power systems and charging, which cost the original buyer $23.80 each in Germany.
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GM Aims To Tackle Chip Shortage With New Designs Made In North America
GM is working with seven chip suppliers on three new families of microcontrollers that will reduce the number of unique chips by 95% on future vehicles, said North America, President Mark Reuss.
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GM Aims To Tackle Chip Shortage With New Designs Made In North America
GM is working with seven chip suppliers on three new families of microcontrollers that will reduce the number of unique chips by 95% on future vehicles, said North America, President Mark Reuss.
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iPhone 13 Third-Party Screen Replacement Disables Face ID, Move Could Shatter Repair Industry: iFixit
iFixit reports that the new iPhone 13 completely disables its flagship Face ID functionality when you replace its screen. Third-party repair has become difficult because of a small microcontroller chip that pairs the screen to the phone. The small microcontroller needs to be paired with the newly replaced chip, and this can be done using secret sof...
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How China Became Ground Zero For The Auto Chip Shortage
Pang has bought 62,000 microcontrollers, chips that help control a range of functions from car engines and transmissions to electric vehicle power systems and charging, which cost the original buyer $23.80 each in Germany.
-
GM Aims To Tackle Chip Shortage With New Designs Made In North America
GM is working with seven chip suppliers on three new families of microcontrollers that will reduce the number of unique chips by 95% on future vehicles, said North America, President Mark Reuss.
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GM Aims To Tackle Chip Shortage With New Designs Made In North America
GM is working with seven chip suppliers on three new families of microcontrollers that will reduce the number of unique chips by 95% on future vehicles, said North America, President Mark Reuss.
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iPhone 13 Third-Party Screen Replacement Disables Face ID, Move Could Shatter Repair Industry: iFixit
iFixit reports that the new iPhone 13 completely disables its flagship Face ID functionality when you replace its screen. Third-party repair has become difficult because of a small microcontroller chip that pairs the screen to the phone. The small microcontroller needs to be paired with the newly replaced chip, and this can be done using secret sof...
