Only six nations (or political unions) have been to the moon, its orbit or its vicinity as part of a successful or semi-successful missions – and the runner-up doesn’t even …
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The derivatives market is growing around the world, with energy and agricultural commodities leading the way. Derivatives allow investments in different commodities without buying these directly. They are also used … The post Derivatives appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
33 years ago Nokia, which was to become the dominant phone manufacturer of the early mobile industry, chose Arm as its processor. It did so because Nokia’s CEO Jorma Ollila … The post Arm gets into competition with its customers appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Deutsche Telekom /DT) is talking to T-Mobile about a merger, reports Reuters. A merger would create a company with a market cap of around $360 billion with 200 million mobile … The post Deutsche Telekom and T-Mobile talking about a merger appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
IollNIST (The US National Institute of Science and Technology) scientists have developed a new process for packaging photonic integrated circuits so they can survive and operate in some of the … The post NIST develops high temperature photonics packaging appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Thanks to qz.com for this one – the top five companies granted US patents in 2025: Samsung Electronics 7054 TSMC 4194 Qualcomm 3749 Huawei 3952 Samsung Display 2859 323,272 patents … The post Top Ten (less 5) Companies Granted Patents Last Year appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Global extended reality (XR) device shipments grew 44.4% YoY in 2025, driven primarily by rapid adoption of smart glasses, according to new data from the (IDC)Worldwide Quarterly Augmented and Virtual Reality … The post Extended Reality devices on a 26.5% CAGR 2026-30 appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
