Wayve employees have sold $85 million worth of shares in the company on the LSE’s Private Securities Market – the first employee share sale on the PSM. Wayve, the Cambridge … The post Wayve employees cash in shares worth $85m appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
According to Yole Group the semiconductor market is projected to reach $1.6 trillion in revenue, in 2026, before approaching $2 trillion shortly thereafter. Yole’s projections are very much at odds … The post Bullish Yole semi forecast at odds with Future Horizons appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Panasonic has expanded its PIR (passive Infra-Red Motion) sensor portfolio with the introduction of PaPIRs+ for building automation and smart infrastructure. PaPIRs+ delivers enhanced detection performance while maintaining the simplicity … The post Panasonic adds PaPIRs+ appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Emesent of Queensland, Australia – an autonomous mapping and robotics company – has raised $17 million in new funding to accelerate development of its Cortex AI autonomy platform, expand its … The post Emesent raises $17m for autonomous mapping appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The Wi-Fi CPE market declined by 6% YoY in Q1 2026, according to Counterpoint Reaearch. This follows the 4th consecutive year of market decline in 2025, with a nearly 34% … The post Q1 WiFi CPE market continues four year fall appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The total value of the SOX is $16 trillion – up from $2 trillion in 2022, notes Bloomberg, so 30 chip companies are valued at half US GDP ($32bn) and … The post A Hellish Dilemma appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
WireMasters’ global head, shipboard & marine programs, Rush Holladay, looks at why programme complexity is changing the way interconnect requirements are planned and sourced Naval and shipboard environments set some of the most demanding interconnect requirements across any engineering programme. Qualification standards must hold under shock and vibration while saltwater exposure and electromagnetic interference add further pressures to systems that often remain in active service well…
ICEYE, the specialist in satellite-based SAR imagery (Synthetic Aperture Radar), is formally establishing a German entity with ICEYE Germany, working in both Berlin and Munich. Its German subsidiary will manufacture … The post ICEYE Germany forms in Berlin appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Freedom’s VP of business development, Andy Barnett, explains why certifications, testing, traceability and trusted networks are essential safeguards for modern defense procurement Sourcing electronic components for defense applications is not a procurement exercise. The stakes demand more. Every part that finds its way into a weapons system, communications platform or drone carries a responsibility that demands discipline, documentation and accountability at every step. The consequences of…
TTI IP&E senior director, aerospace & defense market segment, Regis Balaban, outlines practical approaches for reducing schedule risk in electronics-intensive defense programs For decades, defense electronics programs operated on long timelines with sourcing optimized around qualification discipline and cost control. That model no longer reflects reality. Across aerospace and defense, time-to-market is now a defining measure of program success and…
