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Europe’s wildfire season used to typically run from July to September, but now data shows that it is getting longer and more intense. By July 22nd the  burned area in […] The post Wildfire appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

A Nobel Physics Laureate who is 101 years old laid down five rules for being a successful researcher: Don’t allow yourself to be trapped by your past experiences. Don’t allow […] The post Fable: The Wise Laureate appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Intel is intending to ship RTL code for its x86 Atom processor to Rosaic Labs, a startup incorporated last May, reports Reuters. Rosaic CEO Amarjit Gill (pictured) and Intel CEO […] The post Intel to license x86 RTL code appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

The US FCC has banned the import of hunanoid robots from China. “Advanced robotic devices collect data that could be leveraged by malign actors to surveil Americans, enhance the capabilities […] The post US FCC bans Chinese robots appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Arm’s fiscal Q1 (calendar Q2) revenue was $1.29 billion, up 22% YoY for a profit of $531 million at a margin of 41.2%. It forecast Q2 revenue of  $1.38 billion. […] The post Arm Q1 revenues up 22% YoY appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

The U.S. DoC  intends to advance $300 million to Globalfoundries to accelerate R&D  of next-generation silicon photonics. The work will cover optical materials, wafer technologies and advanced packaging to accelerate […] The post GloFo gets $300m for SiPho appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

The five startups competing in the live Cambridge Tech Week Pitching Competition this September are: HotHouse Therapeutics – Spun out of Professor Anne Osbourn’s laboratory at the John Innes Centre, […] The post Cambridge Tech Week Startup Finalists appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Samsung reported a a $62 billion Q2 profit for its chip division up 250-fold YoY  The company had Q2 revenue of $119 billion. “The supply shortage in 2027 is expected […] The post Samsung Q2 chip profit hits $62bn appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

European housing has become one of the defining cost pressures of the decade. As grocery and energy bills climb, the rent or mortgage payment now claims an outsized slice of […] The post EU Housing Cost appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

One the first anniversary of its acquisition of Ansys, Synopsys demos autonomous design verification agents for EDA and CAE (computer aided engineering) design. The agents have been developed with Nvidia, […] The post Synopsys unveils autonomous workflows agents appeared first on Electronics Weekly.