Semis For Important People
GEC Semiconductors had witty adverts back in the 1960s – here’s one from Electronics Weekly’s edition of October 12th 1960:
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GEC Semiconductors had witty adverts back in the 1960s – here’s one from Electronics Weekly’s edition of October 12th 1960:
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SpaceX completed a successful IPO on Friday which valued the company at $2.1 trillion. The shares were issued at $135 and ended the day at $161. At the moment the … The post SpaceX hits $2trn appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Tridonic is launching a scheme to help tackle youth unemployment and get young people into electronics careers. The Durham-based company – a specialist in smart lighting systems – has partnered … The post Tridonic, NEIoT create youth academy for careers in electronics appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The was a CEO who believed in failing quickly. “With engineering, I view this year’s failure as next year’s opportunity to try it again,” he said, “failures are not something … The post Fable: The CEO Who Believed In Failing Quickly appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The USA lifted its blockade of the Strait of Hormuz late Thursday last week as a 60-day window to turn an interim peace agreement with Iran into a full-fledged one … The post Oil Production Falls appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The summer of 2026 brings Raspberry Pi HATs that offer new capabilities extending from AI inferencing and storage expansion to remote power management and long-range wireless communication. Raspberry Pi AI […] The post HATs for Pi appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Sir Keir Starmer and Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi (pictured) announced the “U.K.-Japan Frontier Technology Partnership” at the weekend and specified a number of projects. The UK is the only European … The post Extensive UK-Japan projects agreed appeared first on Electronics Weekly.