Lucy Group has completed the acquisition of 100% of the shares in Nuventura GmbH, the primary SF6-free switchgear specialist for the electric energy sector. Founded in Berlin, Germany, in 2017, Nuventura …
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There was once a German (pictured) who became fed up with his life in Munich and thought he would try England. After a very short time he decided he very … The post Fable: The German Who Loved England And Became A Lord appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Vector Photonics, the Glasgow start-up which is pioneering the use of photonic crystal surface emitting lasers (PCSEL) in secure communications, has announced the first successful public demonstration of PCSEL technology … The post Vector Photonics’ PCSELs transmit secure data across the Clyde appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The University of Sheffield is leading a £12.5 million national research centre to strengthen the UK’s ability to design electronic systems and support the UK Semiconductor Strategy. The Centre for … The post Sheffield University to lead UK electronics design R&D push appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the University of Sheffield recently hosted a landmark hands-on chip design workshop bringing together students from across the UK to design and … The post 120 students tape out ASIC designs appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
No sooner does Elon Musk say he’s thinking of putting satellite manufacturing on the moon, than he gets a potential lunar IC supply chain partner. In February, Musk told staff … The post Moon fab appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
What caught our eye this last week? There’s the Electronics Weekly Women Leaders In Electronics awards, Samsung’s stellar Q1 results, and Ensilica celebrating two development contracts. The post What caught your eye? Women Leaders, Samsung Q1, Ensilica contracts appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
