Apple suppliers have reportedly completed engineering validation testing (EVT) for at least one model in the upcoming iPhone ...

The news comes from a credible report from DigiTimes (via MacRumors) stating that Apple has completed the Engineering Validation Testing (EVT) phase for the iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Air models.

“With SiConic Test Engineering, we’re expanding the SiConic ... “By moving bring-up and validation to scalable bench environments—and keeping DV, DFT, SV, and TE aligned through a scalable ...

Apple’s preparations for iPhone 17 series are progressing steadily, with the company successsfully completing the EVT phase.

SiConic TE offers test engineers the ability to bring up and validate structural and functional tests over high-speed I/O ...

According to a new report from Digitimes today, Apple and its supply chain partners recently completed the Engineering Validation Test (EVT) process for the iPhone 17 lineup… As a refresher ...

Advantest’s automated silicon validation approach would allow sign-off and test engineering to proceed concurrently using shared test data, helping ramp SoC designs more quickly, and shortening ...

Extends SiConic Ecosystem to Empower Test Engineers Across Development Lifecycle—from Structural Test Bring-up to ATE and SLT ...