Cadence Design Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: CDNS) today announced that Freescale® Semiconductor has achieved a 7X gain in turnaround time with Cadence® Innovus™ Implementation System over its previous production environment while maintaining its quality of results. The gains were achieved on multiple ~3M-instance 28-nanometer (nm) designs for networking applications, which will help the embedded processing solutions company significantly boost engineering productivity and accelerate time to market.

Zecotek's LFS-3 Scintillation Crystal Plates Successfully Tested for Final Qualification for Hadron Collider Experiments at CERN

The WiLink™ 8 family makes development easier and faster with certified TI modules and complete software offering

~ Participates in Ultra Clean Processing of Semiconductor Surfaces Symposium, Ghent Belgium ~

A new free whitepaper published by Kongsberg Precision Cutting Systems (Kongsberg PCS) highlights the importance of balancing sustainability and creativity for businesses looking to benefit from a competitive advantage in today's challenging landscape.

Marbach, the global diemaker, has published a new whitepaper for tobacco applications on its knowledge platform, the Experience Hub.

The global diemaker Marbach has released a new whitepaper on its new knowledge platform, the Experience Hub.

The global diemaker Marbach has released a new whitepaper on its new knowledge platform, the Experience Hub.

eCommerce fulfillment automation using batch picking, pick and pass, pick-to-light, zone routing and order picking.

Graham Harris discusses why companies still use manual creasers, despite the fact they are bleeding them dry...

If you own a traditional desk top manual creaser, the type that has a handle that you push down to produce the desired result, you will know how time consuming and soul destroying it can be to process your digital or offset prints.

A new white paper from IPak reveals what to look for when choosing the right supplier for automatic tray forming machinery.

Mail openability study