The Ojo-Yoshida Report

Bolaji Ojo is an experienced journalist specializing in business, finance, and technology. Known as "Bola," he is not only a versatile media professional but also an entrepreneur. With a background as a reporter for Bloomberg News, he has dedicated his career to media innovation. Over the years, he has held various roles, including publisher, media executive, business owner, and consultant, focusing on the intersection of politics, technology, and the global supply chain.

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Embedded Quest 2025: MCU Vendors Step up Edge AI Play

1 week ago | ojoyoshidareport.com | Bolaji Ojo

Edge AI was the primary focus of microcontroller vendors at the 2025 Embedded World Exhibition. We caught up with some industry executives for our annual Embedded Quest program, asking them about their take on Edge AI. Share This Post: By Bolaji OjoAs usual, the Embedded World Exhibition in Nuremberg, Germany, drew a large crowd of companies in the computing processor space. What was different at the March event this year was their focus.
Intel Sells 51% of Altera to Silver Lake

1 week ago | ojoyoshidareport.com | Bolaji Ojo

Altera and Intel are officially terminating their 10-years long attachment as Silver Lake takes a majority stake in the FPGA supplier. Share This Post: By Bolaji OjoIntel Corp. said it has agreed to sell 51 percent of Altera to venture capital firm Silver Lake, divesting majority ownership in the programmable IC vendor and gaining approximately $$4.5 billion to fund operations. The company simultaneously announced the appointment of Raghib Hussain as CEO of Altera.
US-China Tariff War: Prepare for a Wild Ride

2 weeks ago | ojoyoshidareport.com | Bolaji Ojo

Who will back down first in the tariff war? Both China and America have pushed themselves into a corner with neither ready to yield. Electronics makers can't escape the adverse effects. Share This Post: By What’s at stake:Even if Donald Trump were to cancel all the tariffs he has imposed on nations exporting goods to America today, the effects of his actions will remain for years to come.
Infineon Bulks Up with $2.5B Marvell Ethernet Deal. Expect More

2 weeks ago | ojoyoshidareport.com | Bolaji Ojo

Infineon's $2.5 billion offer for Marvell's ethernet business could be the first of more, possibly larger, deals under CEO Jochen Hanebeck. Share This Post: By What’s at stake:Defying market turmoil, Infineon is proceeding with its growth plan.
Leveraging Technology for Deep Space Exploration

2 weeks ago | ojoyoshidareport.com | Bolaji Ojo

The world's largest telescope is unlocking the origins of the universe as Microgate adaptive optics reconciles light emitting particles with precision power conversion. Share This Post: By Maury Woods, VP, Strategic Marketing, VicorDeep space exploration has captured the imagination for generations, driven by humanity’s desire to understand the origins of the Universe. It’s a journey of constant discovery and inspiration for Italy’s Microgate and its customers.
The Lip-Bu Tan Story, as Narrated by Lip-Bu Tan

3 weeks ago | ojoyoshidareport.com | Bolaji Ojo

Intel's new CEO used the opportunity of his first major public speech to provide a personal narration of his education, professional background and philosophical drivers. Share This Post: By Intel Corp.’s new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, wants the technology world to know him and understand why he has taken one of the toughest enterprise turnaround jobs in the chip industry.
Rapidus 2nm is Rolling, but Just How Far Can it Go?

3 weeks ago | ojoyoshidareport.com | Bolaji Ojo

Rapidus stepped out of the 2-nanometer process gate at blazing speed. To go farther, though, the Japanese foundry must keep its government support and win the approval and patronage of many more customers than it has signed so far. Share This Post: By What’s at stake:Rapidus is quietly but forcefully laying the foundation for the re-establishment of Japan as a global power in semiconductor design and production.
Seeing Machines Debuts ‘Cost-effective’ 3D Sensing Solution for Auto OEMs

3 weeks ago | ojoyoshidareport.com | Bolaji Ojo

Seeing Machines' reference camera design leverages Airy3D innovation to improve in-cabin sensing and monitoring at reduced cost. Share This Post: By What’s at stake:Seeing Machines asks: “Can 3D-vision sensors compete with the maturity, simplicity and low cost of 2D sensors” for in-cabin sensing and monitoring?
Intel Board Shuffle: Another Missed Opportunity

1 month ago | ojoyoshidareport.com | Bolaji Ojo

Intel is fluffing a new opportunity to reinvigorate its board of directors by keeping a clutch of poor performing old-timers. Share This Post: By What’s at stake:Intel is in a precarious position. In sales, it is still one of the biggest semiconductor companies in the industry, but the juxtaposition of its market value with those of rivals tells a dismal story. The recent appointment of Lip-Bu Tan as CEO marked the beginning of a much-needed house-cleaning at Intel.
Synopsys Talks and Walks AI with Nvidia

1 month ago | ojoyoshidareport.com | Bolaji Ojo

Synopsys is tapping Nvidia's CUDA to accelerate its internal efforts to inject AI into EDA and the design cycle Share This Post: By What’s at stake:Synopsys has become a leading proponent for AI in the design engineering community. Its role deep in the silicon design chain gives it an extraordinary opportunity to leverage AI, but it must sell the innovation to customers and developers while going through its own complex transition.