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The two biggest competitors in the technology industry may end their competition and turn to a very strong partnership. The relationship between South Korea’s Samsung and Apple Inc. seems to be unfreezing. Samsung will manufacture the main chip for Apple’s next-generation iPhone and produce displays for other Apple products. For more information on technology, please pay attention to the daily electronic core morning newspaper.
First, the semiconductor
1. Return to good? Samsung will produce chips and displays for Apple. The relationship between South Korea’s Samsung and Apple Inc. seems to be unfreezing. Samsung will manufacture the main chip for Apple’s next-generation iPhone and produce monitors for other Apple products. Samsung will spend $14 billion on new factories and Purchase production equipment. From this alliance perspective, Apple can work intensively with one of the world's largest and most advanced chip makers to help Apple continue to outperform its competitors in sales. Samsung can secure key new orders for its core chip manufacturing business to compensate for the stagnant profits of mobile phones. Only other companies in this industry will appear to be "poor". The first to suffer is TSMC and SanDisk. Apple's late founder, Steve Jobs, launched an expensive patent battle against Samsung, forcing the former partner to end a lucrative supply contract. In August 2014, after Apple's new CEO Timm Cook agreed to gradually ease the relationship with Samsung, the two companies worked together to develop new products.
Samsung will produce chips and monitors for Apple (picture from Tencent)
Second, battery technology
1. Amazon wants to win Google, and Tesla's storage battery is working hard. According to the foreign technology website VentureBeat, Amazon Web Services (hereinafter referred to as AWS) has begun testing the latest "Tesla Energy" branded energy storage batteries developed by Tesla. “We are pleased to launch a 4.8 MW pilot project for Tesla energy storage batteries in the California region,†Amazon AWS department engineer James Hamilton said in a statement, “The project will be renewable as we use it. Energy is a complement to Amazon's global infrastructure strategy."
Third, intelligent hardware
1. Apple was sued, and iPhone 6 and others were accused of infringing a number of patents. On May 4th, according to foreign media's PatentlyApple report, Apple encountered another lawsuit. The company's iPhone 6 and other products were allegedly infringing on seven technical patents held by Parthenon Unified Memory Architecture LLC ("PUMA"). It is reported that PUMA's patents were purchased from STMicroelectronics, which was a supplier of low-power three-axis gyroscope parts for the iPhone 5 and the largest semiconductor chip manufacturer in Europe. After a brief cooperation, Apple handed over the iPhone 6 component supply order to InvenSense, and the components of accelerometers and gyroscopes used by Apple Watch came from the company. STMicroelectronics was annoyed at Apple’s move, and immediately sold several patented technologies to the “patent rogue†– “PUMAâ€, which triggered “PUMA†to sue Apple’s infringement lawsuit.
2, using solar panels to distill, let the sea water directly into pure water. Now a company called Desolenator has invented a Desolenator unit for distilled water using the principle of working with solar power, which is suitable for any water resource, including seawater. Desolenator uses solar panels to provide electricity to boil water, desalinate and clean it so that seawater can be drunk directly. The unit is portable and has a 20-year life expectancy. The developer of the device says it offers the lowest cost desalination process per liter. The reason why the device is so low is that it has no consumables. No filters need to be replaced, no need to get power from the outlet to operate.
Fourth, automotive electronics
1, LeTV car eager to cut: madly dig three car executives. In the wave of Internet concept sweeping auto companies, several companies outside the automobile circle have come across the border. As one of the most influential companies, LeTV, it has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Beijing Auto. Forefront of the industry. At the same time, in order to enhance its own strength in the automotive field, it has recruited two executives from Infiniti and FAW-Volkswagen to join LeTV Supercar (China) Co., Ltd. Recently, the former deputy general manager of GAC Toyota and the former general manager of GAC Gonow, Gao Jingshen, were also recruited by LeTV, and three experienced car executives joined, and the speed of product development began to accelerate. LeTV Supercar (China) Co., Ltd. Lu Zhengyu, vice president, said: I hope to show LeTV super cars at the Beijing Auto Show one year later.
2. This is the car navigation: the laser hits the map on the windshield. Sweden's WayRay has developed a new technology called Navion's holographic laser navigation device that projects navigation maps directly onto the front windshield. According to foreign media reports, the current car navigation technology is integrated in the position of the car's center console. Many drivers drive the car while watching the navigation information, which brings hidden worry to the safety of driving. In response, Sweden's WayRay has developed a new technology called Navion's holographic laser navigation device that projects navigation maps directly onto the front windshield. According to reports, Navion will likely become the representative of the next generation of car navigation technology. The laser will "draw out" road maps and route guides on the windshield. This will be the safest navigation technology because you don't have to bow. For the consumer, another good news is that they can buy the device directly for the old car instead of buying a new car to enjoy the navigation technology. Although it is possible to obtain a driving route without leaving the road with eyes, this navigation technique also has a drawback in that a driver gesture is required to start and close. In the process of driving, two hands or one hand leaving the steering wheel will bring a certain degree of danger.
The laser hit the map on the windshield (picture from Tencent)
Five, display technology
1, 8K: The limit of TV display technology? Ultra HD is the next generation technology for HD (High DefiniTIon HD) and Full HD (Full HD). The physical resolution of the standard screen reaches 3840&TImes; the display of 2160 (4K & TImes; 2K) and above can be called ultra high definition. Although the current Ultra HD technology only has 4K and 8K resolutions, I believe many people will think that there will be higher standards in the future. However, Masayuki Sugawara, executive research engineer at NHK, a Japanese public broadcaster, broke our illusion. He said that 8K is the ultimate ultimate technology and there will be no technology to surpass it.
2, new technology can make your window instantly become a display. Researchers from the National Busan University in Korea have made some technological breakthroughs in this field. They have developed an advanced intelligent light valve made of liquid crystal that can be used between transparent and opaque. Conversions, and conversions are very fast. Most transparent displays rely on OLEDs, which are completely transparent when turned off, but when you turn them on, they become opaque, and such conversions don't reduce the display. Picture quality. It should be noted that this kind of intelligent light valve does not need energy consumption in the normal resting state (ie, transparent state), at this time, light can pass through the window and act as an ordinary window, even when it is "working" (ie, non- In the transparent state, the required electrical energy is very small. This means that the energy required for such a display is used to maintain its "opaque" rather than "transparent."
Sixth, communication news
1, IEEE 802.11ax: 802.11ac quadruple speed, can kill Gigabit fiber. The IEEE 802.11 protocol has been updated again when 802.11n has not been fully delisted and 802.11ac still needs to be further popularized. This time, we will meet the IEEE 802.11ax standard. The IEEE 802.11ax standard is the latest revision of the 802.11 protocol. Unlike the complementary and derivative versions of 802.11ad and 802.11ah, 802.11ax is a follow-up development standard, which means it is likely to be commercialized. Compared with the 802.11ac standard, 802.11ax can be said to be the inheritance and development version of the former. Both use the 5GHz band and support MU-MIMO technology. However, in the 802.11ac standard, MU-MIMO is an "optional". It is only used on the flagship product of "802.11ac Wave 2"; in the 802.11ax standard, MU-MIMO is "standard" and the first release will provide direct support.
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