Considering only those written in the last seven days, the most read stories on our site cover the UK government backing the AI startup Ineffable Intelligence, a novel method for producing 2D material, and TSMC selling its shares in Arm.
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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.
Cornell University researchers have used high-resolution 3D imaging to detect atomic-scale defects in ICs. The imaging method was the result of a collaboration with TSMC and ASM and the research … The post Atomic-scale defects discoverable in ICs appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
TSMC said at the weekend that it will hire 8000 more people this year. Engineer recruits with a Masters will be paid an average of $70k. The new hires are … The post TSMC to hire 8000 new people this year appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
King Charles met tech CEOs yesterday at Blair House, the official guest house of the US government, where he is staying on his trip to the US. Tim Cook, Jeff … The post King meets tech CEOs appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Renewables have overtaken coal as the world’s largest source of electricity generation, according to Ember’s Global Electricity Review 2026. In 2025, renewables accounted for 33.8% of global power output, ahead … The post Renewables Overtake Coal appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Semiconductor wafer demand (12” equivalent) reached 8.7 million wpm last year, says Yole Group, with the foundry industry earning 47% of all wafer manufacturing revenue, worth $181 billion, last year … The post Foundry capacity underutilised but revenues and market share growing appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
