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ESA engineers have fitted the sunshield and solar panels to complete the construction of Plato, the European Space Agency’s mission to discover Earth-like exoplanets. The post Pic of the Day: ESA’s Plato spacecraft about to take wing appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Astranis has raised $450 million in new capital. It says it will scale operations to meet demand for spacecraft designed for geostationary orbit (GEO) and other high orbits. It brings … The post Atranis raises $450m new capital for GEO spacecraft appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Samsung, Hynix and Micron at looking at sealing pre-paid 3-5 year memory supply deals with their biggest customers. A report in EBN News says a likely model would fix volumes … The post Up-front payment and 3-5 year volume commitment for memory buyers appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

At $4.29 per gallon on average, Americans are still paying less for petrol than many people. Australians and Canadians, according to website Global Petrol Prices,  are paying between $5.47 and … The post Petrol Prices appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

There are only two companies at the moment providing internet globally through low Earth orbit satellite constellations – Starlink and OneWeb – even though both have different concepts. OneWeb, a … The post Starlink vs OneWeb appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Mapping the 2026 semiconductor supply chain   Semiconductors underpin nearly every modern product, from phones and cars to industrial automation and home appliances. But in 2026, global reliance on chips is colliding with rising geopolitical tension, trade barriers and manufacturing complexity, reshaping how companies think about supply chain risk.    When production capacities fluctuate due to technology trends, economic circumstances and geopolitical environments, and as semiconductor manufacturers compete for production capacity, it all amounts to changes…