The UK’s Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) has demonstrated the country’s first successful download of data from space using a deployable laser communications ground station. During a 90-second satellite …
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The Optical Transport equipment market is forecast to grow 16% in 2026 to reach over $18 billion in manufacturer revenue for the first time since the year 2000, due to … The post Optical Transport market to grow 16% this year appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Wafer Fab Equipment (WFE) vendors’ revenues collectively climbed 12% YoY in 2025, reaching $143 billion, says Counterpoint Research. The growth was propelled by the massive build-out of AI infrastructure, which … The post 2025 Wafer Fab Equipment vendor revenue up 12% appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The PM is now at war with the Civil Service, Ed confides to his diary, two permanent secretaries sacked and several others left by mutual agreement Getting anything done will … The post Ed Spots Advantage In Ministerial-Whitehall Spat appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
SEMI has written a letter to the US Congress asking for an extension of the Advanced Manufacturing Investment Credit (AMIC). AMIC allows a 35% investment tax credit to offset the … The post SEMI asks US Congress for tax credit extension appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Leapmotor, the Stellantis majority-owned China-based EV maker, is leasing a car in Germany for under €50 a month. Since the EV model, the T03 (pictured), is priced at €18,900 euros, … The post A new EV for €50 a month appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Motorola has come up with some impressive foldable phones – the $799.99 Razr, the $1,099.99 Razr+, the $1,499.99 Razr Ultra and the book-style $1899.99 Razr Fold with a 6,000mAh battery … The post Mote’s foldables appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
