UBM Electronics Offers a Sneak Peek Inside EE Times Confidential's May Issue
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Posted on May 18, 2011 at 12:07:01 PM
UBM Electronics Offers a Sneak Peek Inside EE Times Confidential's May Issue
EE Times Confidential Targeted to Business Executives, Investors, Strategic Marketers and Financial Analysts in the Global Electronics Industry
SAN FRANCISCO, May 18, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- UBM Electronics, a UBM company and the daily source of essential business and technical information for the electronics industry's decision makers, today announced a sneak peek inside the May issue of EE Times Confidential, a premium, subscription-based online intelligence report for business executives, investors, strategic marketers and financial analysts in the global electronics industry.
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Issue highlights include:
The Big Idea: As VC money dries up on Sand Hill Road, the semiconductor industry has effectively migrated to China. In the last two years alone, IP suppliers such as ARM, CEVA, MIPS, Tensilica and Silicon Image have seen rapidly increasing interest among Chinese fabless companies in licensing their IP cores. Growing respect for a "grown-up" Chinese chip sector suggests a vastly altered future for the industry. You no doubt heard the same story a few years back about the VC community's euphoria over the emerging Chinese fabless market. But things didn't pan out as predicted. Find out why it's going to be different this time around and whether China's fabless sector is here to stay.
Company Teardown: China's Huawei Technologies is readying a new microprocessor design that is expected to challenge rival Cisco's next router chip. The key to Huawei's success is its well known, but jealously guarded, chip division HiSilicon. We spoke with the ex-Cisco engineer who is heading the HiSilicon design team.
EET on the QT:
-- Intel Needs New Mobile Design for 22 nm
-- Nvidia-Icera Deal Boosts Fabless Stock
-- UMC's 'Rodney Dangerfield' Problem
-- ASML a Holdout at 450 nm
-- Nanotech Yields Thermoelectric Solar Systems
-- Could Cloud Clog Collaboration?
VC Watch: French spinoff Isorg is prepping its first "smart surfaces" sensors while semiconductor startups are making an unexpected comeback.
Market Data: Tablets are fuelling demand for displays. Our partners at Frost & Sullivan survey the impact on the equipment markets for the LCD and organic light-emitting diode displays.
Each edition of EE Times Confidential provides an exploration of new business models, eco-systems, and hot technology trends to watch; a concise overview designed to give busy business executives a quick but complete rundown on a particular market, technology, or business issue; tracking of VC investment, startup births and deaths, as well as identifying new industry trends; exclusive news stories from an insider perspective- including business deals and new technology partnerships, personnel changes and analysis covering what's behind the news; and market intelligence, including the tracking of market data and technology advancements. EE Times Confidential is available to subscribers as a downloadable PDF.
EE Times Confidential subscribers access the online intelligence report through a secure website - http://www.eetimesconfidential.com- available solely for EE Times Confidential subscribers. An annual subscription to EE Times Confidential is $497 per person and corporate subscriptions are available.
About UBM Electronics
UBM Electronics is the global leader in media and marketing solutions for the electronics industry. UBM Electronics delivers results for the key influencers and decision makers involved in the design, development and commercialization of technology through its market leading brands, peer communities and professional education services. More than 2.2 million engineering professionals engage with UBM Electronics brands which include EE Times, EDN, EDN China, EDN Asia, EDN Japan, Design News and Test & Measurement World, TechOnline, Designlines and Embedded.com across the globe to accelerate technology sales. The international electronics community gathers at UBM Electronics market leading events such as the Embedded Systems Conferences, DesignCon and ARM Technology Conference to share, learn, discuss, and advance the critical issues and challenges facing the electronics industry. Additionally, UBM Electronics provides end-to-end services ranging from next-generation marketing, integrated media, custom solutions and research. UBM Electronics is part of UBM (UBM.L) a global provider of media and information services for professional B2B communities and markets.
About UBM plc
UBM plc is a leading global business media company. We inform markets and bring the world's buyers and sellers together at events, online, in print and provide them with the information they need to do business successfully. We focus on serving professional commercial communities, from doctors to game developers, from journalists to jewellery traders, from farmers to pharmacists around the world. Our 6,000 staff in more than 30 countries are organised into specialist teams that serve these communities, helping them to do business and their markets to work effectively and efficiently.
For more information on UBM Electronics please contact:Linda Uslaner, Marketing DirectorT: 516.562.5843, E: linda.uslaner@ubm.com
SOURCE UBM Electronics
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UBM Electronics
EE Times Confidential Targeted to Business Executives, Investors, Strategic Marketers and Financial Analysts in the Global Electronics Industry
SAN FRANCISCO, May 18, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- UBM Electronics, a UBM company and the daily source of essential business and technical information for the electronics industry's decision makers, today announced a sneak peek inside the May issue of EE Times Confidential, a premium, subscription-based online intelligence report for business executives, investors, strategic marketers and financial analysts in the global electronics industry.
(Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20110518/SF04563)
Issue highlights include:
The Big Idea: As VC money dries up on Sand Hill Road, the semiconductor industry has effectively migrated to China. In the last two years alone, IP suppliers such as ARM, CEVA, MIPS, Tensilica and Silicon Image have seen rapidly increasing interest among Chinese fabless companies in licensing their IP cores. Growing respect for a "grown-up" Chinese chip sector suggests a vastly altered future for the industry. You no doubt heard the same story a few years back about the VC community's euphoria over the emerging Chinese fabless market. But things didn't pan out as predicted. Find out why it's going to be different this time around and whether China's fabless sector is here to stay.
Company Teardown: China's Huawei Technologies is readying a new microprocessor design that is expected to challenge rival Cisco's next router chip. The key to Huawei's success is its well known, but jealously guarded, chip division HiSilicon. We spoke with the ex-Cisco engineer who is heading the HiSilicon design team.
EET on the QT:
-- Intel Needs New Mobile Design for 22 nm
-- Nvidia-Icera Deal Boosts Fabless Stock
-- UMC's 'Rodney Dangerfield' Problem
-- ASML a Holdout at 450 nm
-- Nanotech Yields Thermoelectric Solar Systems
-- Could Cloud Clog Collaboration?
VC Watch: French spinoff Isorg is prepping its first "smart surfaces" sensors while semiconductor startups are making an unexpected comeback.
Market Data: Tablets are fuelling demand for displays. Our partners at Frost & Sullivan survey the impact on the equipment markets for the LCD and organic light-emitting diode displays.
Each edition of EE Times Confidential provides an exploration of new business models, eco-systems, and hot technology trends to watch; a concise overview designed to give busy business executives a quick but complete rundown on a particular market, technology, or business issue; tracking of VC investment, startup births and deaths, as well as identifying new industry trends; exclusive news stories from an insider perspective- including business deals and new technology partnerships, personnel changes and analysis covering what's behind the news; and market intelligence, including the tracking of market data and technology advancements. EE Times Confidential is available to subscribers as a downloadable PDF.
EE Times Confidential subscribers access the online intelligence report through a secure website - http://www.eetimesconfidential.com- available solely for EE Times Confidential subscribers. An annual subscription to EE Times Confidential is $497 per person and corporate subscriptions are available.
About UBM Electronics
UBM Electronics is the global leader in media and marketing solutions for the electronics industry. UBM Electronics delivers results for the key influencers and decision makers involved in the design, development and commercialization of technology through its market leading brands, peer communities and professional education services. More than 2.2 million engineering professionals engage with UBM Electronics brands which include EE Times, EDN, EDN China, EDN Asia, EDN Japan, Design News and Test & Measurement World, TechOnline, Designlines and Embedded.com across the globe to accelerate technology sales. The international electronics community gathers at UBM Electronics market leading events such as the Embedded Systems Conferences, DesignCon and ARM Technology Conference to share, learn, discuss, and advance the critical issues and challenges facing the electronics industry. Additionally, UBM Electronics provides end-to-end services ranging from next-generation marketing, integrated media, custom solutions and research. UBM Electronics is part of UBM (UBM.L) a global provider of media and information services for professional B2B communities and markets.
About UBM plc
UBM plc is a leading global business media company. We inform markets and bring the world's buyers and sellers together at events, online, in print and provide them with the information they need to do business successfully. We focus on serving professional commercial communities, from doctors to game developers, from journalists to jewellery traders, from farmers to pharmacists around the world. Our 6,000 staff in more than 30 countries are organised into specialist teams that serve these communities, helping them to do business and their markets to work effectively and efficiently.
For more information on UBM Electronics please contact:Linda Uslaner, Marketing DirectorT: 516.562.5843, E: linda.uslaner@ubm.com
SOURCE UBM Electronics
Photo:http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20110518/SF04563
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