NIST develops high temperature photonics packaging

Foundry 2.0, a motley collection of pure-play foundry, non-memory IDM, OSAT and photomask fabrication companies, is set to grow 17% this year to over $360 billion, says  IDC’s latest Global … The post Foundry 2.0 to grow 17% this year appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Contract Production invites readers of Electronics Sourcing to discover the benefits of building long-term manufacturing partnerships, including improved product quality. In the continually evolving, fast-paced world of technology, Contract Production has spent the last 15 years successfully established itself as a frontrunner in UK contract electronic manufacturing, building longstanding partnerships across a wide range of sectors….

Don’t miss the latest episode of the excellent Electronics Weekly podcast, CHIIPS. It features James Dornor of Driven by Us, an automotive-based community organisation. The post CHIIPS #31 – James Dornor on Driven by Us and under-represented talent in motorsport appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Panasonic has brought out the  FX‑250 digital fibre sensor with an OLED display for both numerical values, and written text. This makes menu navigation intuitive and reduces the risk of … The post Panasonic fibre sensor has OLED display appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

33 years ago Nokia, which was to become the dominant phone manufacturer of the early mobile industry, chose Arm as its processor. It did so because Nokia’s CEO Jorma Ollila … The post Arm gets into competition with its customers appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Fractile, the four year-old UK AI inference chip startup, is reported to be in negotiations to raise $200 million at a valuation of $1 billion. In July 2024, Fractile raised … The post UK AI chip startup in talks to raise $200m appeared first on Electronics Weekly.