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Intel’s five-nodes-in-four years process technology catch-up was an attempt to go too far too fast said CFO David Zinsner at  at the Bank of America 2026 Global Technology Conference in … The post Rinse and Repeat for Intel 14A appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

While quantum computers have many benefits, their sensitive data may not be safe for very long. Venus Kohli looks at the safeguards. Classical public-key cryptography derives its security from integer … The post Post-quantum cryptography challenges for embedded hardware appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Direct Insight is introducing its QS91 system-on-module featuring NXP’s i.MX 91 applications processor. The Oxfordshire-based integrator says the SoM delivers an “optimised blend of security, features, and energy-efficient performance” for … The post Tiny SoM featuring NXP’s i.MX 91 targets Linux-based IoT appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Spaceflux has raised a further £3.5 million in an extension to its seed round, which brings total funding to £9 million for the London-based space intelligence company. The company says … The post Spaceflux funding spurs AI-powered space intelligence appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Vision Components’ VC EvoCam features a 65 x 40mm camera, the MediaTek Genio 510 processor and all other components required for image acquisition and image processing. Aimed at applications in … The post MediaTek Genio 510 powers VC EvoCam for image acquisition and processing appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Hua Hong, China’s second foundry company, has been prevented from importing US-controlled manufacturing equipment, reports Reuters. The US Department of  Commerce is said to have sent letters to a number … The post Hua Hong blacklisted for equipment shipments appeared first on Electronics Weekly.