Nordic updates Fuel Gauge battery health-monitoring for IoT devices

Hua Hong, China’s second foundry company, has been prevented from importing US-controlled manufacturing equipment, reports Reuters. The US Department of  Commerce is said to have sent letters to a number … The post Hua Hong blacklisted for equipment shipments appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Embedded World: Six Taiwanese companies gathered at the Taiwan pavilion to promote the island as a manufacturing partner and a hub for AI. Adlink, Advantech, Asus, DFI, iBase and Nexcom … The post Taiwan styles itself ‘AI island’ at Embedded World appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

There’s semiconductor capex increasing, putting datacentre satellites in LEO, and building a constrellation for the European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites… The post What caught your eye? Semiconductor capex, Datacentre satellites, Microwave radiometers appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Nissan, Uber and Wayve are to collaborate on a plan to put robotaxis on Tokyo streets this year. The plan is to use Nissan Leaf  EVs with Wayve’s ADAS tech. … The post Nissan joins Uber and Wayve for Tokyo robotaxi roll-out appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Foundry 2.0, a motley collection of pure-play foundry, non-memory IDM, OSAT and photomask fabrication companies, is set to grow 17% this year to over $360 billion, says  IDC’s latest Global … The post Foundry 2.0 to grow 17% this year appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Picture of the day is of Oliver Tatlow, a Leonardo Systems Degree Apprentice. He’s won this year’s Royal Aeronautical Society’s (RAeS) Stevenage Branch’s Young Professionals Lecture Competition for his presentation on stealth technology. The post Pic of the Day: EW BrightSpark stealthily scoops Royal Aeronautical Society award appeared first on Electronics Weekly.