In the hiring of the over-50s, the UK ranked highest in Europe in 2023, with people aged 50 and over accounting for roughly 12% of new hires, according to the …
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Samtec is offering in-house upscreen testing services for mission-critical applications. This new service is primarily designed for military and aerospace customers, and the testing is specifically designed for customers using … The post Samtec offers upscreen testing service 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.
Mouser has signed a global distribution agreement with Efficient Power Conversion (EPC) a leader in eGaN-based power solutions, offering GaN devices spanning 15 V to 350 V. The agreement is … The post Mouser signs EPC appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Mapping the 2026 semiconductor supply chain Semiconductors underpin nearly every modern product, from phones and cars to industrial automation and home appliances. But in 2026, global reliance on chips is colliding with rising geopolitical tension, trade barriers and manufacturing complexity, reshaping how companies think about supply chain risk. When production capacities fluctuate due to technology trends, economic circumstances and geopolitical environments, and as semiconductor manufacturers compete for production capacity, it all amounts to changes…
TSMC’s March revenue of $13.08 billion was up 30.7% on February 2026 and up 45.2% on March 2025. Revenue for January through March 2026 totalled $35.7 billion, an increase of … The post TSMC March revenues up 45% YoY appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
There’s TI planning to fab 95% of its ICs in-house, an opinion piece about about the hill Intel has to climb to catch TSMC, and semiconductor price rises… The post Most Read – TI fabbing in-house, Sony sensors, DRAM revenues appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
