At Hardware Pioneers Max 2026, it was great to bump into Arduino’s Field Engineering Evangelist, Julián Caro Linares, who introduced me to a smart mirror running on the new Arduino Ventuno Q… The post Video: Arduino Ventuno Q powers smart mirror demo for locally-processed AI appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Considering those news stories written in the last week, the most read stories on the site cover funding for Rapidus, the cost of Chinese AI software, and booming semiconductor sales. The post Most Read – China AI, Semiconductor boom, AMD in UK appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
AMD, Dell Technologies and the University of Cambridge are to set up the Sovereign AI Innovation Lab (SAIL) in the UK, designed to advance open and interoperable AI infrastructure and … The post AMD, Dell and Cambridge Uni go for SAIL appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Q1 smartphone production fell 1.7% to 284 million units, reports TrendForce. Despite a sharp rise in memory prices since the second half of 2025, the effect on production was minimal … The post Q1 smartphone production down 1.7% appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The datacentre capex forecast for 2026 was raised to over $1 trillion as hyperscale AI deployments accelerated, complemented by continued investments in general-purpose infrastructure and rising component costs, reports Dell’Oro. … The post Datacentre capex to hit $1trn in 2026 appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
NextSilicon plans to productise its Arbel RISC-V core into a 64-core and a 128-core, enterprise-grade processor suited to deliver ultra-speed performance for agentic tools, expected to be available in early … The post NextSilicon to productise Arbel core into a CPU for launch in Q12028 appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Vishay Intertechnology has expanded of ILHB series of Automotive Grade multilayer chip ferrite beads for high current filtering. The Vishay Dale devices now offer higher current capability, smaller case sizes, … The post Vishay adds to ILHB chip ferrite beads appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The United States remains one of the few countries in the world that does not guarantee paid maternity leave for employed new mothers at the national level. OECD data shows mothers … The post Maternity Leave appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The memory market has always suffered highs and lows, as capex expansion, investment and demand fuelled voltatility and resulted in shortages and over-supply. Nikolaos Florous, director global marketing at Memphis … The post Change of pattern as AI cycle hits memory market appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Samtec is offering configurable micro pitch terminal strips with its FTSH series. Designers can choose from a variety of sizes, pin configurations, plating, and processing options. For example, they are … The post Hardware Pioneers Max 2026: Samtec FTSH series micro terminal strips appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
