They still work with foundries, which Apple will not name.
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In total, Adobe currently features 22 foundries in the marketplace.
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In truth, the foundries work for Apple and follow their instructions to the letter.
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Work with technology team and foundries on process evaluation/selection for the target device.
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I like the company, visited one of their foundries, but I can't recommend it.
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"We're not asking type designers and type foundries to sacrifice profit," the League's manifesto says.
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The foundries are quiet now, but the local soccer stadium is the biggest in Germany.
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Instead of biotechnology companies buying and operating their own laboratories, foundries will do it for them.
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He's the ruler of Hadestown, an underworld hell where workers toil in his foundries and factories.
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Taxi garages dot blocks scattered with metal foundries, tile shops and the Empire City Iron Works.
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Foundries opened here in the late 19th century to complement the marble studios' services for sculptors.
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Traditional bronze foundries were predominantly located in the North, and likewise produced figures of Confederate soldiers.
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For their part, Qualcomm, Arm and other chip designers depend on foundries to turn silicon into microprocessors.
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They are all customers of "foundries" such as TSMC, UMC and Globalfoundries, which manufacture chips for others.
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Both had fought in the Great Patriotic War, worked in foundries; they could knock each other out.
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For those that are more complex, Foundries offers a version of Linux called the Linux OE microPlatform.
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In the mid-20th century, Peekskill fell on hard times after its iron foundries and factories folded.
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JFK8's score comes in noticeably higher than the 2018 national average for sawmills and steel foundries.
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Throughout his career, Mr. Indiana employed foundries and printmakers, like Mr. McKenzie, to produce his sculptures and prints.
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His father, Sterling, was vice president of a company that dredged sand from the Great Lakes for foundries.
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Foundries use sand to form the molds for iron bolts, manhole covers, engine blocks, and other cast-metal objects.
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Foundries employed 11,300 mold and coremakers, an occupation that BLS projects will decline by 16.4% over the next decade.
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It leaves consumers, whether business or individuals, left to wonder if their devices are secure and up-to-date. Foundries.
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"Mars will need everything from iron foundries to pizza joints… and Mars should have great bars," Musk said to Nolan.
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TPP nations also play host to foundries and manufacturing facilities that are vital to the growth of the semiconductor industry.
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Meanwhile, a spokesperson from Global Foundries said that their CEO's comments about working with Tesla on a chip were inaccurately reported.
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It was more novel still for her to fabricate sculptures firsthand in metal foundries, a helmeted torchbearer loosing showers of sparks.
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The industry is fragmented and is increasingly facing competition from original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and foundries investing in advanced packaging technologies.
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And foundries, finishers, gilders, patinators and other workshops produce them, with processes that recall, remarkably, the 257th and early 21th centuries.
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Taiwanese foundries produce chips for top American firms but also for Huawei, the Chinese telecoms giant that Americans accuse of spying.
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China has made becoming the world leader in semiconductors a national priority, and companies like TSMC are deeply competitive with mainland foundries.
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TSMC is the world's top contract chip manufacturer, followed by the likes of U.S.-based Global Foundries, Taiwan-based UMC and Samsung.
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Musk said in a 2016 Reddit AMA that he wanted the red planet to include everything from "iron foundries to pizza joints."
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The coronavirus may hurt Apple's competitors' development processes more, Kuo said, because Apple will use more resources from companies like chip foundries.
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It does such a good job, in fact, that chip-making rival Qualcomm will be using Samsung's foundries for its next big thing.
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And this has led to vaccine-producing bugs being grown in secure, centralised "foundries", whence their products are distributed to the wider world.
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Jobs in aluminum sectors like metal rolling, foundries and extrusions ticked up even as primary smelting jobs dropped by more than two-thirds.
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LeRoy had worked blue-collar jobs all over the country, including making tubular sleeves for die-casting foundries at a factory in Milwaukee.
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" And then, "There will be an explosion of entrepreneurial opportunity because Mars will need everything from iron foundries to pizza joints to nightclubs.
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"Our mission is solving the problem of IoT and embedded space where there is no standardized core platform like Android for phones," Foundries.
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What Foundries has created is an open and secure solution that saves everyone from creating their own and reinventing the wheel every time.
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Other open source type foundries, so-named in the days when companies sold typefaces cast in metal, have followed, including Collletttivo and Velvetyne.
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Repealing the silica rule would make life more dangerous for millions of people who work in construction, foundries, shipyards and oil and gas.
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"There is going to be an explosion of entrepreneurial activity, because Mars will need everything from iron foundries to pizza joints," Musk said.
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"If you are riding the tiger, you need to know to get off it long before those new foundries start producing DRAMs," Cramer said.
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CPUs are cheap for now—though shortages from the foundries producing the silicon could mean rising prices for many CPUs in the coming months.
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Big energy users such as foundries and aluminium smelters already negotiate such contracts with power stations, but they are often complex and time-consuming.
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They took up positions in the service industries of the south, the factories and foundries of the Midlands and the mills of Northern England.
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This does not consider what it would take to replace vehicles with electric versions — or coal and gas fuel in foundries, refineries and factories.
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Pietrasanta counts 21968 marble workshops and bronze foundries in its mere 27.5 square miles, sandwiched between the mountains and the Tyrrhenian Sea in Tuscany.
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But many Confederate monuments were essentially "mail order" sculptures mass produced by Northern and Southern foundries during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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TSMC, which dominates the build-to-order services called foundries, recently took the lead from Intel in shrinking chip circuitry to give chips greater capability.
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The advent of less expensive and more streamlined manufacturing and testing academic foundries will hopefully provide the necessary information to evaluate and advance these techniques.
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While genome centers and biology foundries can manufacture massive quantities of new biological material for industrial uses, it's too costly and centralized for most researchers.
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What they do, according to O*NET: They make or form wax or sand cores or molds used in the production of metal castings in foundries.
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"This is very significant because never before has Qualcomm used foundries other than TSMC to make high-end chipsets," Maybank Kim Eng analyst Warren Lau said.
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Many workers left the wheat and cotton fields to work in the metal foundries and other factories that popped up in the area during China's boom.
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There's a hint of alchemy to his job: He works with foundries to make stronger metals through chemical processes, such as removing oxygen to strengthen steel.
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If Chinese foundries are not able to manufacture the latest chip sizes, that means companies like Huawei, which design their own chips, have to go to rivals.
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Cloud lab services like Transcriptic and Emerald Cloud, as well as DNA foundries like Edinburgh Genome Foundry and The Foundry at Imperial College, are starting to emerge.
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Inside the synthetic biology company's glass-walled foundries, humans are now less obvious, with algorithms designing industrial organisms and robot armies building them in humming, hypnotic synchronicity.
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From the 1980s, it was highly successful in developing world-class chip foundries, such as TSMC, and in cultivating sparky designers of processor chips such as MediaTek.
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An ad hoc system, it barred Asian and Caribbean men—most of whom had migrated to the town to work in its flourishing foundries—from the premises.
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Karuna was a sinewy day laborer, and he had roamed far from the village in his younger days to work in iron foundries in Chennai and Hyderabad.
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After the infrastructure is complete, "then really the explosion of entrepreneurial opportunity [will begin], because Mars will need everything from iron foundries to pizza joints," he said.
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Most often, it is adults in high-risk exposure occupations who have high blood lead levels: workers in lead foundries, ammunition plants, construction sites and shipyards, Weiss said.
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The geological survey reported earlier this year that there were fewer workers in steel foundries and mills at the end of 2018 than at the end of 2017.
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Median annual wage: $251,2210Projected job growth through 22026: -256% These workers make or form wax or sand cores or molds used in the production of metal castings in foundries.
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The company has benefitted from partnerships with smartphone companies like Apple, which produces the designs for its own A-series chips and then contracts out their manufacturing to foundries.
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However, consolidation may boost sales volume risk as customers - foundries or original equipment manufacturers - may seek to diversify away from enlarged suppliers to prevent over-dependence and pricing pressure.
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To entice American and foreign corporations to invest in new factories, foundries and facilities, America needs to assure businesses and investors that there are talented people available to hire.
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He got bids for making the aluminum casts and applying the copper skin from foundries in France (where Frédéric Bartholdi's design for the statue was fabricated), Poland, and China.
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He also still performs magic — on the floor of the foundries, at VA centers, at orphanages, and at hospitals like the one where he first learned magic years ago.
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Thanks to Samsung's foundries, the GS9 was the first phone out sporting a Qualcomm Snapdragon 29 chip, while Samsung's display division ensured the GS2100 also has the best screen around.
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The 60,000-strong town is home to the UK's leading sports university, the nation's best-loved children's book publisher Ladybird, and one of the country's last two remaining bell foundries.
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A couple of years ago, Dr Kelly says, Ginkgo reached a point where its foundries were as productive, in terms of person hours for work done, as an expert researcher.
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Carlos - simple knock-offs of Swedish-made Carl Gustav machine-pistols made in metal foundries - are among the cheapest makeshift guns to buy on the black market, say the authorities.
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Rather than raising animals to slaughter them and take the skin off their backs in a physically and chemically intensive process, Modern Meadow "biofabricates" its leather in labs and foundries.
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Hutcheson said that in the past Samsung only wooed a few top chip customers to its factories, but now the company is taking on the standalone chip foundries head-on.
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Plus, Palo Alto's Eclipse Ventures, hot off the heels of a $500 million fundraise, added two general partners: former Flex CEO Mike McNamara and former Global Foundries CEO Sanjay Jha.
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Li Xinchuang, the deputy chairman of the government-affiliated China Steel Association, said Chinese production could continue undiminished if the industry simply closed excess, outdated steel foundries that pollute more.
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Since it opened in 1984, the Bozzetti museum has collected almost 900 of the models that were rendered as full-size artworks by the local marble workshops and bronze foundries.
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For ten years, according to Dr Kelly, doing lab work using the partially automated foundries thus created was considerably slower for the company's designers than doing it themselves would have been.
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Designed by U.S. sculptor Mitzi Cunliffe in 1955, the 27 cm (11 inches) high, 3.7 kg (8 pound) tragicomic masks have been hand-made at New Pro Foundries since the 1970s.
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Iconic font company Monotype is getting acquired by PE firm HGGC for $825M Devin Coldewey: You mentioned the company is an amalgamation of foundries and studios from a century and more.
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Also drawing complaints from construction groups and iron foundries is an incoming Occupational Safety and Health Administration rule reducing by 80 percent the amount of crystalline silica dust that can be inhaled.
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OSAT companies, which focus on the back-end of the manufacturing process, suffer disproportionately during downturns as OEMs and foundries bring more testing and packaging back in-house, significantly cutting outsourcing demand.
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In many cases, Google has paid type designers to finish or expand existing projects or commissioned well-known professional type foundries such as Production Type and Colophon Foundry to create new fonts.
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Eclipse is also announcing today that it has brought aboard Sanjay Jha, who was most recently the CEO of Global Foundries and was both CEO and co-CEO of Motorola Mobility before that.
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In foundries like Ginkgo's it is hard to avoid the sense of that mechanistic model moving out from the cells embodying it and into the sparsely inhabited systems studying, manipulating and redesigning them.
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Those pans were cast by now-famous makers like Griswold, Wagner, Sidney — and by dozens of now-anonymous foundries located in every sizable American town that also usually produced farm tools and weapons.
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The Civil War was just the death throes of an outmoded way of life that was incompatible with American ideals and the nail in its coffin was manufactured by Northern factories and foundries.
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CAR estimates that, in the months before the Mosul offensive, ISIS made tens of thousands of uniform rounds, either by welding and machining scavenged pipe or by melting down scrap metal in foundries.
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"One aspect of it might be the software, depending on the piece, but then there will be aspects that are fabricated in foundries using 3,000-year-old techniques with boiling hot metals," says Hurwitz.
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Crafting it was no small feat: Google partnered with Adobe and worked with five international type foundries to design thousands of letterforms that are authentic to each culture, yet still manage to look unmistakably related.
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"This will allow Intel to compete with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and Samsung foundries for the business of the likes of Qualcomm and Apple," Abhinav Davuluri, equity analyst for Morningstar in Chicago, wrote in an online note.
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American Type Founders, a trust of 23 different type foundries that defined typography in the US for decades, has a lot of fonts to its name, many of them incredibly well known and of high-quality.
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Yet I am fascinated by how they recall the defunct metal foundries that once operated within New York City, and how they map the spread of utilities in the developing city, whether sewer, water, telegraph, electricity, or internet.
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FRANKFURT, April 24 (Reuters) - ASK Chemicals, a maker or chemicals used in foundries, has been put up for sale by its private equity owner amid a flurry of dealmaking in the chemicals sector, people close to the matter said.
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Holzle sadly didn't want to disclose which foundry is actually making Google's chips, though he was willing to say that the company is currently using two different revisions in production and that they are manufactured by two different foundries.
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Mr Kelly thinks that, at least for the sort of work Ginkgo does, the time is not yet right for such radical approaches—having the people designing the organisms and the foundries that make them under one roof matters a lot.
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Forging the 130-ton snake alone involved five specialized metal foundries, one of them in China, Mr. Mennour said, and installing the artwork required a team of hundreds, working in shifts for more than 20 hours a day for 12 days.
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At least some models of the Galaxy S7 are rumored to use the Snapdragon 820, however, and last year Recode reported that Qualcomm's decision to use Samsung's foundries was in part motivated by the hope that the Korean company might bring its custom back.
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Grey says Foundries' approach is not only secure, it provides a long-term solution to the device update problem by providing a way to deliver updates over the air in an automated manner on any device from tiny sensors to smart thermostats to autonomous cars.
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"Once the metal has been poured, we give it a while to make it all solid, then we knock them out, remove the sand and then we shockblast them ... Then we settle them, ready to go to polishing," New Pro Foundries Managing Director Patrick Helly said.
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"The jobs of the future in digital foundries and high-tech science labs require more flexibility, creativity and out-of-the-box problem solving than ever before — all things that diverse, more interdisciplinary teams are better at," GE's Senior Vice President & Chief Technology Officer Victor Abate told Refinery29.
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AMD's longtime manufacturing partner Global Foundries last year said it would quit trying to develop such advanced manufacturing techniques on its own, and AMD said it would move all of its 7-nanometer production to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd, which analysts also believe is making 7nm chips for Apple Inc.
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Just like with the first project, Adobe font designer Ryoko Nishizuka worked on the overall design of the font and the company then worked with a number of local foundries in China, Japan and Korea to finish all of the 65,535 glyphs that make up the full font (which also includes Latin, Cyrillic and Greek glyphs based on Source Serif).
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