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AI inspection tools for robotics systems, SK Group saying the memory shortage could last 4-5 years, and SSTL joining the Lazuli initiative to deliver a privately funded telescope into deep space… The post What caught your eye? AI inspections, Memory shortages, Space telescope 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.

Barium titanate (BaTiO₃) is gaining interest in the manufacture of modulators or photonics ICs. At Microelectronics US, Caroline Hayes spoke to Chomani Gaspe, material scientist at La Luce Cristallina about … The post La Luce Cristallina produces 200mm BaTiO₃ wafers at Austin fab appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Unifying embedded software files, datasheets and applications notes for Renesas’ RA family of MCUs, Renesas 365 is the company’s cloud-based environment for system development, device lifecycle management and concept validation. … The post Embedded: Renesas demos MCU search platform appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Although a lot of headlines in the automotive domain have been around LLMs (large language models), a significant part of automotive design relies on traditional machine learning (ML) workflows in … The post A fork in the road for sensor fusion in automotive design appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

I knew nothing about Ghidra, but learning it’s about reverse-engineering (disassemblers and decompilers) made me think I could include this one in the virtual Gadget Master library. It’s The Ghidra Book, The Definitive Guide. The post Gadget Book: The Ghidra Book for reverse engineering appeared first on Electronics Weekly.