ST says orbiting datacentres could be operating in three years time. “My wild guess as to when we could start to see, a relevant amount of orbital data centres in …
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There have been 80,117 tech layoffs worldwide since the start of the year, says a report from Trading Platforms. Of these, 28,390 roles, roughly 35% of the global total, came … The post 80k tech layoffs so far this year appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
APEC 2026: Power Integrations has implemented its GaN technology in its TOPSwitch flyback ICs to increase the power range to 400W. The company’s PowiGaN technology means that the flyback converters … The post Power Integrations extend TOPSwitch IC range with PowiGaN tech appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
As global warming continues to burden the planet, sustainability continues to become a growing demand for enterprise and consumers operating in the modern world, writes Matthew Ekholm. In fact, it … The post The EU’s DPP mandate: championing the real eco-electronics businesses appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Give a businessman the tools to manipulate markets and he’ll be happy as Larry, Ed confides to his diary, and everybody is now trying to read those signals coming out … The post Ed The War Profiteer appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Littelfuse has released its TDB series of ultra-miniature surface mount half-pitch (1.27mm) DIP switches. The half-pitch (1.27 mm) design is for reducing PCB footprints while supporting automated SMT assembly. In … The post Littelfuse TDB SMT DIP switches target high-density PCB layouts appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
In the last five years, the production of digital computers in Britain has risen from 15 to more than 100 machines annually. So, 65 years ago, started a story in … The post Computer sales growing at 50% per year appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
