Engineers without Borders UK aims to put global responsibility at the heart of engineering. And Georgia talks about the Engineering for People Design Challenge, how the UK manages its industrial waste, and environmental engineering.
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Deutsche Telekom /DT) is talking to T-Mobile about a merger, reports Reuters. A merger would create a company with a market cap of around $360 billion with 200 million mobile … The post Deutsche Telekom and T-Mobile talking about a merger appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Nanoz, the French specialist in miniaturised and intelligent gas sensors, is partnering with Sheffield University, Indiana University and the CNRS laboratory in Marseille to help detect diabetes and other diseases … The post Nanoz joins Sheffield University in detecting disease through breath analysis appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Microelectronics US brought together the semiconductor supply chain for a two-day event in Austin, Texas, reports Caroline Hayes For some, Austin is known as the Silicon Hills. The capitol city … The post Destination Austin – Microelectronics US focuses on industry supply chain appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Imec has launched consortium with 26 European university groups that will work on the technology roadmap beyond CMOS scaling (CMOS 2.0). This initiative will focus on design automation and chip … The post Imec launches university consortium appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
On a visit to Austin, Texas, Caroline Hayes visited Silicon Labs and spoke to Ross Sabolcik, lead of the company’s industrial and commercial IoT business unit about meeting evolving customer … The post What’s next for Silicon Labs, the IoT and AI appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Mikroe’s latest version of its mikroSDK now supports the Renesas RA2E1 family of Arm Cortex-M23 MCUs that operate at up to 48 MHz with up to 128 KB code flash, … The post Mikroe SDK supports Renesas MCUs appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
