On Tuesday EU regulators considered whether the bloc should approve for EU-wide use Tesla’s The Dutch have already approved it and Dutch officials were asked why they approved Tesla’s FSD …
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The government announced today that it is to spend £2 billion on quantum computing research over the next four years. The Department of Science, Innovation and Technology says it is … The post Government to spend £2bn on quantum computing appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
At Embedded World 2026 we caught up with Don Cantow, General Manager of Altium, as part of our promotional coverage for the event. He shares the advances that Octopart Discover, … The post Embedded World Video: How Octopart Discover speeds product development appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Littelfuse has released its TDB series of ultra-miniature surface mount half-pitch (1.27mm) DIP switches. The half-pitch (1.27 mm) design is for reducing PCB footprints while supporting automated SMT assembly. In … The post Littelfuse TDB SMT DIP switches target high-density PCB layouts appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Farnell has signed a worldwide distribution agreement with Same Sky, a manufacturer specialising in interconnect, audio, thermal management, motion and control, relay, sensor, and switch solutions. This partnership expands the … The post Farnell signs Same Sky appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Samsung says it has opened a foundry service for photonic integrated circuits (PICs) integrating modulators, waveguides, photodiodes and memory and has a PDK currently available for potential customers.. The company … The post Samsung Foundry opens for photonics orders appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Although a lot of headlines in the automotive domain have been around LLMs (large language models), a significant part of automotive design relies on traditional machine learning (ML) workflows in … The post A fork in the road for sensor fusion in automotive design appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
