RS grew share and improved margin in a flat market forbits 2025/6 fiscal year. “2025/26 was another year of strong execution of our multi-year plan to improve the business and … The post Strong execution at RS appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
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.
68 years ago an Egyptian engineer and a Korean engineer, combined a metal gate, an insulating silicon dioxide layer and a semiconducting silicon base to make the most frequently manufactured … The post Fable: The Most Frequently Manufactured Device In History appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Axiom Space is expanding its University Alliance network to new universities, ranging from New Zealand and India to Uzbekistan and Great Britain. Edinburgh University and Kings College London are now … The post Axiom Space expands its University Alliance to Edinburgh Uni, KCL appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Littelfuse is introducing a compact 30A ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI), the Shock Block SB4000. The standard enclosure is IP 69K/NEMA 4X and outdoor rated making it suitable for industrial … The post Shock Block SB4000 30A in-line safety breaker sealed to IP69K/NEMA 4X appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Last year saw the highest number of executions recorded in 44 years says Anmesty International’s annual review. Several countries do not publish accurate figures including North Korea, Vietnam and Belarus … The post Executions Rise appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
AI is transforming the next-generation advanced foundry for 2nm chips, thus reshaping the semiconductor industry, writes Rozalia Beica. The semiconductor industry is entering a historic inflection point, one driven by … The post AI is transforming 2nm packaging advances through global collaboration appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Northumbria University is leading a study – the SSA-LaMB project – to improve the use of AI systems for collision avoidance in space. With tens of thousands of objects moving … The post SSA-LaMB project benchmarks AI for collision avoidance in space appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
A Leonardo engineer, Jake Disbury, was helping bring ‘thermal vision’ to life at the recent Royal Albert Hall “100 Years on Planet Earth” celebration for during David Attenborough. The European … The post Picture of the Day: Thermal Vision sweeps the Royal Albert Hall appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Teledyne Space imaging sensors are aboard the European Space Agency’s (ESA) SMILE mission, which successfully launched yesterday from the spaceport in French Guiana. The Chelmsford-based company supplied two CCD370 imaging … The post Teledyne Space imaging sensors launch to study magnetosphere via X-ray appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
