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The government announced today that it is to spend £2 billion on quantum computing research over the next four years. The Department of Science, Innovation and Technology says it is … The post Government to spend £2bn on quantum computing appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

As part of our In Conversation With series, we recently caught up with Densitron’s Global Product Director, Bazile Peter. He discusses emerging tactile interface technologies, including haptic solutions, transparent buttons, … The post EW Video: In conversation with Densitron on the future of tactile interfaces appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Toshiba is launching the TLX9920, a photovoltaic-output photocoupler to provide an isolated gate drive voltage for power Mosfets. It is for high-side and back-to-back configurations used in solid-state relays (SSRs). … The post Toshiba photovoltaic-output photocoupler for power Mosfets appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

AI is creeping into orbit and being used to predict where emergency services will be needed, accelerating responses compared to traditional satellite monitoring, said Dr Rajan Bedi, CEO and founder … The post AI aims high – how AI boosts satellite monitoring appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

he goal SWISSto12, the Swiss manufacturer of satellite and payload systems, has officially opened its purpose-built assembly facility at company headquarters in Renens, Switzerland. The facility will support the industrial-scale … The post SWISSto12 opens assembly facility for GEO satellites in Switzerland appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Segger is supporting the OnMicro OM662X series of ultra-low-power Bluetooth SoCs in its J-Link debug probes and Flasher in-system programmers. Functionality includes unlimited breakpoints in RAM and flash memory and … The post Segger flashes support for OnMicro OM662X ULP Bluetooth SoCs appeared first on Electronics Weekly.