BRITISH electronics and hydraulics experts have started work on a scheme to operate a machine shop by remote control. Operatives watching television screens in a control room some distance away …
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Investing in IP is becoming as expensive as building wafer fabs but it is becoming the most important driver of the semiconductor industry, said Dr Ulrich Schumacher president and CEO … The post When IP Became More Expensive Than Fab appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Apple is said to be preparing to capitalise on its superior procurement clout at a time of component supply shortage to go for a boost to its smartphone market share. … The post Apple looking to extend phone share appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
AtvLondon Tech Week this morning, AMD Chair and CEO Dr. Lisa Su (pictured) outlined a series of investments worth £2 billion designed to accelerate the UK’s AI ecosystem and support … The post AMD investing £2bn in UK appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Airbus, Rohde & Schwarz, constellr, Orbint, and HPS are collaborating together to form what they call a sovereign space intelligence consortium. Airbus will be the prime contractor and system integrator, … The post Airbus leads German space intelligence consortium appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
When the UK had a computer company which competed with IBM, Electronics Weekly carried one of its ads in its edition of October 12th 1960: [dropcap][/dropcap] The post When The UK Took On IBM appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Waldom has published a new industry article, “IP&E Components: Small Parts, Big Consequences,” examining why some of the lowest-cost components on a bill of materials can create some of the highest risks for manufacturers and distributors. The article explores how interconnect, passive, and electromechanical (IP&E) components play a critical role in keeping production moving. While…
