You’re spoilt for choice when it comes to AI books. Whether explaining the technology or predicting the future. But books concentrating on developing for AI? Maybe less so. Here’s The Developer’s Guide to AI.
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The Q4 global connectivity market spanning mobile, fixed broadband and fixed voice, reached $333 billion, representing a 5% YoY growth. Full year revenues totalled $1.3 trillion in 2025, up 4% … The post Q4 connectivity market hits $333bn appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Component distributor Rutronik is selling the Infineon XMC5000 series of dual-core microcontrollers, which are aimed at motor control, power conversion and industrial applications. Featuring an Arm 160MHz Cortex-M4F core, memory … The post Rutronik makes industrial Infineon XMC5000 MCU series available appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
the most read stories on our website cover TI’s 800V DC power architecture for AI data centers, a quantum‑centric supercomputing reference architecture and Honda cancelling EV models. The post Most Read – Honda cancels EVs, IBM quantum blueprint, Elon Musk fab appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
THE Kennedy administration has now taken over a space exploration programme, which its present chief administrator regards as soundly based, though underfunded in some respects. In an interview with this … The post US Space Chief Sums Up NASA Exploration Plans appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Capacity bottlenecks in 3 nm–2 nm wafers and 2.5D/3D advanced packaging persist, says TrendForce. 3nm capacity—currently dominated by TSMC—has become even more constrained, Nvidia preemptively secured large volumes of 4/3 … The post Capacity constraints appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Kyocera AVX has added to its MIL-PRF-32535 base metal electrode (BME) NP0 MLCCs approved by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) and included in its Qualified Products Database (QPD), adding new … The post Kyocera AVX adds to BME MLCCs appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
