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6/30/2023
• IEEE Mentoring
Program to Accelerate Your Engineering Career
• Global
Massive MIMO Market to Grow 38.5% CAGR
• 3 Governments Investing in New
Fabs Pledge Cooperation
• Cal
Poly Amateur Radio Club Achieves 2,000th Licensee
• Pay
TV Dropping to 38% of U.S. Households by 2027
6/29/2023
• Wipro Opens
1st U.S. 5G Test Facility
• FCC's
42 GHz on Potential Collision Course with Big Telco
• "Dashboard Dialogue"
Confirms Value of In-Car Radio
• Intel to Build
$4.6B Assembly and Test Plant in Poland
• UK Announces
£45M Boost for Quantum Technology
6/28/2023
• Report
on Future 6G Systems by Next G Alliance
• Global Collaboration Drives
Advances in Small Satellite Industry
• U.S. Throws
$700M
at Rural Fiber
• Intel's
German
Fab Subsidy to Upped to €9.9B
• Mini-Circuits
Appoints Jin Bains as CEO
6/27/2023
•
Radio's Reach vs. Revenue
• Apple
Ditches Intel for Mac Processors
• EU Tells Members to
Ban Huawei and ZTE
• Japan Military Considers Using Musk's Starlight Satellite Service
• AM
for Every Vehicle Act 1-on-1 w/Senator Cruz
6/26/2023
• BAW
RF Filter Foundry Has Plans for 20 GHz
• Lack
of Spectrum Challenges 5G Rollout in India
• SpaceX
Launches 47 More Starlink Satellites
• AI
Could Give China Upper Hand to Surpass U.S.
• IBM
127 Qb Quantum Computer Beats Traditional Computers
6/23/2023
•
FCC ULS Reopened, Except Electronic Batch Filing System
• UK
Defence Lab Forms Google AI Pact
• Machine-Learning
Tool Easily Spots ChatGPT's Writing
• EU
Tech Collaboration Aims for €21.8B Budget
• China Ends 2023 with
2.9M 5G Base Stations
6/22/2023
• Chinese Telcos
Advance Towards 5.5G
• Secondary Market Can Help
Tame E-Waste Crisis
• UK Government Announces
Telecoms Initiatives
• Private
Network Spending to Hit $10B by 2028
• CERN Physicists
Meet in London to Plot Future Collider
6/21/2023
• EU Gives
Huawei Millions in R&D Funding
• FCC
Rescinds Tentative NCE FM Selections
• Falcon 9 Deploys
53 Starlink Satellites on 40th Launch in 2023
• MEMS-Based
RF Multiplexers
• Can
Nearshoring Help Thwart Counterfeiters?
6/20/2023
• Ofcom
the Victim of Ransomware Attack
• Broadcasters
Tout AM and Tech on Capitol Hill
• Advanced
Packaging Market to Hit $79B in 2028
• ST, Sanan Joint Venture Powers
China's SiC Revolution
• Germany to Provide
5G Along Train Tracks
6/19/2023
• FCC Eyes
42 GHz for Shared Use
• Legislation Introduced to
Remove Property Restrictions on Amateur Radio
• Ofcom
Joins Generative AI Debate
• World's
Smallest 2-18 GHz 10W FEM for Aerospace & Defense
• Mexico's
High 5G Spectrum Price Limits Auction Participation
6/16/2023
• EU
Telco Ministers Side with Big Tech on Fair Contribution
• India's BSNL Gets
$11B Bailout to Facilitate 5G
• NASA Gathers Key
Radar Data for Autonomous Air Cargo Delivery
• Palladium Oxides for
Better Superconductors
• Patent
Lawsuit Draws Attention to Power Electronics Industry
6/15/2023
• FCC
ULS Unavailable, Filing Deadlines Extended
• Where
Professionals Want to Migrate Within the EU
• Gravitational Lensing of Supernova Yields
New Value for Hubble Constant (in nonconstant constant)
• Digital
Transformation in the Electronics Industry
• World's Fastest
Electron Microscope Developed
6/14/2023
• House Members Intro
Legislation to Save AM Radio in New Cars
• Ofcom Fines Bauer for
Abandoning AM
• Vodafone,
Three UK to Merge
• Parallel
Circuits of Spin Currents Found in Antiferromagnets
• Full
Electrification of Uber and Lyft Provides Only Modest Benefits
6/13/2023
• China
Semi Equipment Purchases down as U.S. Boosts Domestic Chip Production
• French Senate to
Spy on People Using Their Phones & Computers
• IBM Plans
European Quantum Data Centre
• South Korea
Vows Chip Sector Support Amid China-US Tension
• Harvard
Dropouts Raise $5M for AI Chip
6/12/2023
• Dish Falls
off S&P 500 Index
• BBC
Radio Workers on Strike over "Digital First" Plan
• Smartphone
Production Falls by Record 19.5% Y-o-Y
• China Telecom Building
$434M Quantum Computer
• Palladium
Oxides Could Make Better Superconductors
6/9/2023
• April
Chip Sales down 21.6% Y-o-Y
• State Associations Back
AM Radio Mandate
• Italian
Telco Worker Unions Hail 80% Participation
• ARRL
Foundation Accepting Applications for Grants in June
• FCC Proposes to
Fine Ham for Firefighting Interference
• Cuba
to Host Chinese SIGINT Base to Monitor U.S. Communications
6/8/2023
• Apple,
Broadcom Strike $$$Multibillion Partnership for 5G Components
• Former FEMA Head Responds to
AM for Every Vehicle Act
• USAF Announces
Preferred Locations for STARCOM HQ
• WorldDAB
Automotive Keeps Radio "Prominent"
• EV Startups
Running out of Juice
6/7/2023
• Amazon
Planning Phone Service as Part of Prime
• ARRL
Elected to Serve on SAFECOM
• Wi‑Fi
7: The Next Evolutionary Step for Wi‑Fi
• Don't
Muzzle AM Radio!
• Solar Panels: The
Unspoken Environmental Cost
6/6/2023
• Microwave
Transmission Market to Grow 5% in 2023
• AM
Radio Hearing Will Be Held June 6 in House
• The Difference Between
Additive and Subtractive Electronics
• Smartphone
Trade-in Values Increase as Global Shipments Decline
• Labor Shortages, Supply Issues
Stress Global Supply Chains
6/5/2023
• Ham
Operator Faces Fine for Disruptions to WARFA Net
• India Won't Allocate
Spectrum for Private 5G Networks
• Can Chiplets
Save Moore's
Law
• Boston Globe
Columnist Hating on AM Radio in Cars
• New Ways to
Reduce Growing E-Waste Problem
6/2/2023
• Microwave
Transmission Market to Grow 5% in 2023
• Advice and Resources for
Tech Workers Coping
with Job Loss
• Canada
Approves Local 3900-3980 MHz Band for Private 5G
• Quantum Matter
Breakthrough
• Pros
and Cons of Outsourced Procurement
6/1/2023
• Apple Deal with Broadcom for
U.S.-Made 5G RF Components
• 5G
Upload Record of 440 Mbps w/Uplink Carrier Aggregation
• South Korean
Operators Fined for 5G Lies
• AI
Server Shipments to Grow 34.8% YoY
• Chinese Archaeologists Find Japanese
World War II "Horror Bunker"
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