Sony has been granted subsidies worth $378 million to add production capacity, reports the Nikkei. The money will be spent on an image sensor plant being built in Kumamoto prefecture …
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Contract Production invites readers of Electronics Sourcing to discover the benefits of building long-term manufacturing partnerships, including improved product quality. In the continually evolving, fast-paced world of technology, Contract Production has spent the last 15 years successfully established itself as a frontrunner in UK contract electronic manufacturing, building longstanding partnerships across a wide range of sectors….
PC units will fall 11.3% this year and tablet units will fall 7.6%, says the IDC Worldwide Quarterly Personal Computing Device Tracker. These reductions are driven by memory shortages, rising … The post 2026 PC units down 11.3%, tablet units down 7.9%, but revenues up. appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
ST’s STPMIC1L and STPMIC2L PMICs help designers leverage its Arm CortexA-based MPUs in industrial applications. Tailored for the 32-bit STM32MP1x and 64-bit STM32MP2x series, the new PMICs deliver cost-effective power … The post PMICs for ST Cortex-A MPUs appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
In this article, the International Institute for Obsolescence Management (IIOM) provides purchasing professionals with a step-by-step guide to obsolescence management. In the fast-paced world of technology, obsolescence issues can pose significant challenges. From component shortages to end-of-life announcements and the challenges of complying with legislation, identifying and mitigating obsolescence risks early is essential. Step 1:…
At Embedded World 2026 we caught up with Greg Sheridan, Vice President of Strategy & Product at Octavo Systems, as part of our promotional coverage for the event. He asks: … The post Embedded World Video: How Octavo SiP accelerates embedded development appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Fraunhofer is introducing Li-Fi Grathus which transmits data via light instead of cable or radio waves. The system delivers gigabit-speed performance and can send and receive data simultaneously. It operates … The post Fraunhofer introduces LiFi Grathus appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
