I am quietly liquidating my AI-related investments, Ed confides to his diary, I hear that companies involved in AI infrastructure-related activities and semiconductor-adjacent areas are seeing less interest. Very likely …
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‘Legs made for a Mars landing’ is how the European Space Agency introduces this one: the testing of a full-scale model of the ExoMars landing platform. The post Picture of the Day: Testing the skeleton of the ExoMars descent module appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
TSMC said at the weekend that it will hire 8000 more people this year. Engineer recruits with a Masters will be paid an average of $70k. The new hires are … The post TSMC to hire 8000 new people this year appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Farnell has signed a worldwide distribution agreement with Same Sky, a manufacturer specialising in interconnect, audio, thermal management, motion and control, relay, sensor, and switch solutions. This partnership expands the … The post Farnell signs Same Sky appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Toshiba has launched four voltage-driven photorelays – TLP3407SRB, TLP3412SRB, TLP3412SRHB, and TLP3412SRLB – targeting test and measurement equipment. They are rated for operation at temperatures up to 135°C and are … The post Toshiba launches photorelays for test and measurement equipment appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Picking, placing and moving materials account for 51% of all industrial robot uses worldwide in 2024. The two other most popular applications, welding (15%) and assembling (10%), were together roughly … The post Pick, Place, Repeat appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
ASML has developed a 1000W light source which should increase the throughput of its high-NA EUV machine from 220wph to 330wph by 2030. The advance has been achieved by doubling … The post ASML 1000W light source to deliver 330wph EUV processing by 2030 appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
