Quobly, the French quantum computing specialist, and Hon Hai have put out an open-source numerical toolbox for exploring implementations of the Quantum Phase Estimation (QPE) algorithm, a cornerstone of fault-tolerant …
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One of the most significant advances in green transport has come from power electronics, says Chandana Patnaik, as she looks at what impact this may have on the electronics industry. … The post A future-ready ecosystem through advanced power electronics appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
OQ Technology, a Luxembourg-based satellite operator pioneering 5G Non-Terrestrial Network (NTN) connectivity through its direct-to-device (D2D) global satellite network, has launched two satellites – ERMIS-1 and ERMIS-2 – aboard SpaceX’s … The post Greeks launch satellites for D2D comms appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Feeling loved and appreciated stands out as the most important driver of happiness worldwide, according to Ipsos’ Global Happiness Index with 37% of respondents (29-country average) citing this factor among their … The post What Makes You Happy? appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
iFixit have been tearing down the latest budget iPhone, the iPhone 17e, and once again they find something to like about the Apple design… The post Apple iPhone 17e teardown finds it nicely pairing the 16e appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
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 … The post ST sees orbiting datacentres as a possibility by 2029 appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
One to note. CircuitMess, the Croatian STEM toy company, has launched a buildable replica of NASA’s Perseverance Mars rover. The post Build your own NASA Perseverance Mars rover appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
