Uber is hooking up with with Sony’s S.Ride taxi-hailing app in Japan which will allow anyone with the Uber app to use it to call a cab. The service starts …
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The USA has 989 billionaires – ahead of the second-ranked country, China with 610 and third-placed India with 229, according to the Forbes World’s Billionaires List of 2026 390 new … The post Where The Super-Rich Are appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Following the successful completion of the merger arrangements, shares of Pye and E. K.Cole have been withdrawn from the lists and the shares of the new joint company, British Electronic … The post A Week In The City In January 1961 appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Quinas Technology which is commercialising the ULTRARAM non-volatile memory technology developed at Lancaster University, is using Atomic Layer Etching (ALE) to fab its chips at KAUST Core Labs in Saudi … The post ULTRARAM being fabbed with ALE 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.
The memory shortage could last another four to five years, says the head of SK Group, Chey Tae-won. The supply of base wafers is lagging demand by more than 20%, … The post Memory shortage to last 4-5 years says SK boss appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
CES Power, which provides temporary power solutions across Europe, the UK and the USA, has completed the acquisition of three Ireland-based businesses – GH Energy Rental Ltd, Event Power and … The post CES Power makes three Irish acquisitions appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
