Datatrack - Blog

2024-11-04

DT English Post - test

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content,a-content, bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content, ccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content,c-content, a1a1a1a1a1a1a1a1a1a1a1a1a1a1a1a1 a1-content,a1-content,a1-content,a1-content,a1-content,a1-content,a1-content,a1-content,a1-content,a1-content,a1-content,a1-content,a1-content,a1-content,a1-content,a1-content,a1-content,a1-content,a1-content,a1-content,a1-content,a1-content,a1-content,a1-content, b1b1b1b1b1b1b1b1b1b1b1b1b1b1b1b1b1b1b1b1 b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,b-content,

By ClarenceCheng

2024-10-30

datatrack_market_today_test-8_en

sdfjkljsdkljfljksdf sdfjkljsdkljfljksdf

By ClarenceCheng

2024-10-21

datatrack_market_today_test-10_en

According to a report from Globes, amid significant layoffs at Intel, many former employees from the company in Israel have made the move to NVIDIA, including veteran staff who have worked at Intel for a decade or more. The report noted that updates on LinkedIn indicate that at least 30 employees left Intel in 2024 to join NVIDIA's offices in Yokneam and Tel Aviv. This group includes core processor development engineers, hardware architecture professionals, electric power management staff, and chip design software developers. Currently, NVIDIA is undergoing a major expansion in Israel, having hired hundreds of employees from other companies and recent college graduates since the beginning of the year, as the report mentioned. According to the report, NVIDIA is estimated to have hired between 60 and 90 former Intel employees in recent months. With Intel's ongoing wave of voluntary retirements and layoffs, NVIDIA is likely to hire a dozen more, potentially bringing the total to around 100. The report indicated that, according to Levels.fyi, NVIDIA offers higher salaries and better compensation packages—approximately 33% higher on average than at Intel. Notably, the biggest difference between Intel and NVIDIA lies in their share options. The report pointed out that, according to Levels.fyi, the annual value of the share option package for a hardware engineer at Intel starts at NIS 19,300 (around USD 5,187), while at NVIDIA it begins at NIS 56,200 (approximately USD 15,105). Intel announced in August that it would reduce 15% of its workforce, estimated to be between 15,000 and 17,000 employees, while 7,500 have already opted for voluntary retirement, which includes 19 additional monthly salary payments, according to the report. Regarding Intel's situation in Israel, the report indicated that after thousands of employees were laid off in the U.S., several hundred employees at Intel's development centers in Haifa, Petah Tikva, and Jerusalem are reportedly set to be laid off this week. The report highlighted that most of Intel’s layoffs in Israel are occurring in the development centers, rather than at the production facility in Kiryat Gat. This is due to the construction of the new Fab 38 plant, which, once completed, will need more production staff. According to the report, most of former Intel employees who joined NVIDIA this year made the move in recent months, with a noticeable increase in departures occurring this month. As for other former Intel employees in Israel, many have joined other major tech companies, including Apple, Amazon, and Mobileye, which is a subsidiary of Intel. The report also noted that a smaller number have transitioned to Microsoft, Google, and the Chinese company Huawei, which has a development center in Haifa. Read more [News] Intel Employees Prepare for Layoff Notices as Cuts Enter Peak Phase This Week (Photo credit: NVIDIA) Please note that this article cites information from Globes.

By ClarenceCheng

2024-10-21

datatrack_market_today_test-9_en

datatrack_market_today_test-9_en datatrack_market_today_test-9_en datatrack_market_today_test-9_en datatrack_market_today_test-9_en datatrack_market_today_test-9_en datatrack_market_today_test-9_en datatrack_market_today_test-9_en datatrack_market_today_test-9_en datatrack_market_today_test-9_en

By ClarenceCheng

2024-10-21

datatrack_market_today_test-7_en

datatrack_market_today_test-7_en datatrack_market_today_test-7_en datatrack_market_today_test-7_en datatrack_market_today_test-7_en datatrack_market_today_test-7_en datatrack_market_today_test-7_en datatrack_market_today_test-7_en datatrack_market_today_test-7_en

By ClarenceCheng

2024-10-21

datatrack_market_today_test-6_en

datatrack_market_today_test-6_en datatrack_market_today_test-6_en datatrack_market_today_test-6_en datatrack_market_today_test-6_en datatrack_market_today_test-6_en datatrack_market_today_test-6_en datatrack_market_today_test-6_en datatrack_market_today_test-6_en datatrack_market_today_test-6_en datatrack_market_today_test-6_en

By ClarenceCheng

2024-10-21

datatrack_market_today_test-5_en

Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition 2012, Asia’s most influential and comprehensive lighting and LED event, and Guangzhou Electrical Building Technology, which supports the growing trend of eco-friendly buildings, will have a record number of exhibitors when taking place 9 –12 June, 2012 at the China Import and Export Fair Complex, Guangzhou, China. Openning TrendForce LEDinside also join the opening ceremony. Organised by Guangzhou Guangya Messe Frankfurt Co Ltd, the combined shows will have 2,900 exhibitors showcasing their products in 21 halls covering 210,000 sqm. The exhibitors represent 27 countries and regions, including ten new additions – Australia, Belgium, Ireland, Macau, The Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Vietnam and Ukraine. Both shows offer excellent synergetic effects in terms of solutions, influence, scale and visitor attractions. Mr Richard Li, Deputy General Manager of Messe Frankfurt in China said: “As Asia’s most influential trading hub, we offer a world class industry platform where visitors and exhibitors can gain a comprehensive overview of what’s happening in both the Asian and global lighting and LED industries. This is why our show is so unique and popular with an increasing number of exhibitors and visitors. It offers them everything they want in one venue.” More than 100,000 visitors to view leading brand names A record 100,000 show visitors will be able to view the latest products and technologies from many industry giants such as A.A.G. Stucchi (Italy), Cooper Electric (USA), CREE (USA), Delta Electronics (Taiwan), Easeic Sci-tech (China), ESTO (Austria), Everlight (Taiwan), Fulham (USA), Fumagalli (Italy), GE Lighting (USA), Kingsun (China), LEDENGIN (USA), Nichia (Japan), On Semiconductor Optoelectronics (USA), Osram (Germany), Panasonic (Japan), Philips (USA), QSSI (USA), ROHM (Japan), SemiLEDs (USA), Seoul Semiconductor (Korea) and Tridonic (Austria). The majority of exhibitors, 1,900 in total, are showcasing the full spectrum of LED products. Most of them can be found in the exhibition’s LED Asia section which will cover eight halls, offering an exhibition area of 80,000 sqm. Leading industry players to be found here include Citizen (Japan), CREE (USA), Delta (Taiwan), Everlight (Taiwan), Hongli (China), Lextar (Taiwan), Nationstar (China), Nichia (Japan), Panasonic (Japan), ROHM (Japan), Seoul Semiconductor (Korea), Tongfang (China) and Toshiba (Japan). For efficient sourcing, this year Hall 12.2 is dedicated to LED manufacturing and inspection equipment / LED raw material, substrate and packaging materials; LED epitaxial wafer; LED chips / LED packaging; LED components / LED modules; and LED drivers and controls. Making its show debut at Hall 13.2 will be the Display Asia theme zone which is a business matchmaking platform for Asia’s display market. The exhibitor profile includes video and screen, PFD TV, handheld products, 3D display technology, digital signage, FPD monitor and E-paper. Four new supporters join 2012 show line-up The Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition has attracted four new supporters, bringing the total number of supporters to 18. The new supporters are: • The Asian Association of Lighting Designers (AALD), co-organiser of the Lighting Design Gallery • The China Hotel Purchasing and Supplying Association (CHPSA) which has pledged its support for the show • The Hong Kong Electronic Industries Association (HKEIA), organiser of the Hong Kong Pavilion and the Hong Kong Information Day at AGORA, and • The Taiwan Lighting Fixture Export Association (TLFEA) which heads up the Taiwan Pavilion Events offer knowledge and networking opportunities The show has already established a reputation for its diverse range of industry events which attract capacity audiences. This year there are four new events which offer business opportunities and the latest market and technology information: • Asia LED Hi-tech Transaction Festival Various Asian LED research agencies will showcase their latest technology and research to help promote market development. The event is organised by LEDth and Guangzhou Guangya Messe Frankfurt Co Ltd. • Business Matchmaking Programme More than 50 companies have confirmed their participation, including buying offices from ARENA, ATICO and Kingfisher. • Hong Kong Information Day This event is hosted by the Hong Kong Electronic Industries Association and the Hong Kong Productivity Council (HKPC). Presentations relating to the LED lighting will be delivered by HKPC, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong ASTRI and lighting industry representatives. • LED Lighting Standards Promotional Meeting This meeting aims to give industry players a LED market standard and future development direction. Returning events include: • AGORA A networking forum for industry associations to exchange information with professional visitors. • Asia LED Summit LED experts from China, Japan, Korea and Taiwan will share market updates and forecasts. Mr George Craford, inventor of yellow LED, and Dr Shuji Nakamura, inventor of the high brightness GaN blue light LED, will be the summit’s keynote speakers. • China Lighting Distribution Market Summit A special summit for distributors covering topics relating to China’s distribution market for lighting products. • Guangzhou International Lighting Technology Symposium A forum for international and domestic lighting experts to exchange first-hand information, particularly relating to lighting design. • Innovation in Lighting Symposium Market leaders and research experts demonstrate the latest lighting technologies and ideas. • Lighting Design Gallery A networking event to explore worldwide lighting design trends. • Lighting Award presentation China’s only government authorised lighting design award. Running alongside both shows will be the Building Solar China – Conference and Exhibition which is jointly organised by WIP Wirtschaft und Infrastruktur GmbH & Co Planungs-KG and Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd. This event highlights integrated solar technologies and smart solutions for buildings, showing how energy generation and energy management is applied. The Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition and Guangzhou Electrical Building Technology are part of Messe Frankfurt’s architecture and technology shows, headed by the biennial Light+Building event in Frankfurt which will take place from 30 March – 4 April 2014. LEDforum 2012 Guangzhou to Kick off on June 11

By ClarenceCheng

2024-10-21

datatrack_market_today_test-4_en

datatrack_market_today_test-4_en datatrack_market_today_test-4_en datatrack_market_today_test-4_en datatrack_market_today_test-4_en

By ClarenceCheng

2024-10-21

datatrack_market_today_test-3_en

datatrack_market_today_test-3_en datatrack_market_today_test-3_en datatrack_market_today_test-3_en datatrack_market_today_test-3_en

By ClarenceCheng