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 […]
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Waldom is excited to announce a major milestone in its continued commitment to the electronics distribution channel: 300,000 parts now in stock, representing more than $700 million in available inventory. This milestone reflects Waldom’s strong partnerships with more than 60 leading suppliers and reinforces its mission to support distributor partners with reliable access to mission-critical…
Europe’s involvement in the semiconductor industry has always an on-off, hot-cold, up-and-down kind of thing. The November 11th 1996 edition of Electronics Weekly carried this piece: ‘During the 1970s and … The post Dithering appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Kioxia has becone the most valuable company in Japan thanks to the memory boom. Last Friday Kioxia’s market cap hit $275 billion pushing it past Toyota to become the No.1 … The post Kioxia becomes the most valuable company in Japan appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Nasa has awarded lunar lander contracts contracts totalling almost $600 million to three companies: Firefly, Astrobotic and Intuitive Machines. Specifically, Astrobotic is awarded $297.9 million total for two deliveries. And … The post Firefly, Astrobotic, Intuitive win NASA lunar lander contracts appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Nexperia is releasing 1200 V silicon carbide (SiC) MOSFETs in QDPAK packaging, as part of its wide-bandgap (WBG) portfolio. They feature a top-side cooled surface-mount package optimised for high-power density … The post Nexperia’s 1200 V SiC MOSFETs in QDPAK packaging appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Europe’s lack of industrial competitiveness is a major problem. It has been a major problem for many years. At the 1994, European Microelectronics Forum in Munich organised by Future Horizons, … The post Europe’s Three Decades Of Uncompetitiveness appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
