Q5D, a manufacturer of robotic cells that automate product electrification, has joined a collaborative project with the Motherson Group’s Samvardhana Motherson Reflectec (SMR) UK plant and Cranfield University in a …
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There’s Amazon Leo announcing its Aviation Antenna, Samsung getting nearer to commercial yields on its 2nm process, and the European Investment Bank backing the MIURA 5 rocket for satellite launches… The post What caught your eye? Aviation antenna, Samsung yields, MIURA 5 rocket appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
SPINS’ (Semiconductor Pilot line for Industrial Quantum NanoSystems) has been launched, one of the 6 European quantum pilot lines, coordinated by imec. The consortium brings together 25 European RTOs, industry … The post Imec leads SPINS consortium for quantum pilot line appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Sony has been granted subsidies worth $378 million to add production capacity, reports the Nikkei. The money will be spent on an image sensor plant being built in Kumamoto prefecture … The post Japan gives $378m subsidy to Sony image sensor fab appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
CEA-Leti and CEA-List have hooked up with with Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation (PSMC) to make datacentre devices. CEA-List’s RISC-V design expertise and CEA-Leti’s silicon photonics expertise will be combined with … The post CEA-Leti hooks up with PSMC appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
How embedded systems are evolving to deliver more for less Embedded processors and modules are tiny devices capable of controlling large, rugged industrial systems. Technology once only found in PCs or servers now fits into compact devices that can be used everywhere. Manufacturers have access to advanced graphics, AI acceleration and fast communication, to drive smart cameras, robots and even medical instruments. Embedded systems rely on these processors, but also on storage technology, such as memory cards…
HawkEye 360, the space-based RF data specialist, is filing for an initial public offering (IPO) in the USA. Specifically, it has filed a registration with the U.S. Securities and Exchange … The post Space data specialist HawkEye 360 files for NYSE IPO appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
