Samsung is stopping selling its Trifold phone once stocks are sold out, reports Bloomberg. The Trifold’s two hinges unfolded to deliver a ten inch screen. The Galaxy Z, as it …
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Molex is to buy Teramount, the Israel-based fibre-to-chip connectivity specialist for Co-Packaged Optics (CPO) and other silicon photonics applications. Teramount’s detachable, passive-alignment fibre-to-chip connectivity products for CPO enable faster data … The post Molex buys Teramount appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Sansung plans to invest $73 billion this year to keep up with TSMC in the chip business. TSMC expects to spend $52-56 billion on capex and $7 billion on R&D … The post Samsung to spend $73bn on chip capex and R&D appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Coming to the Goodwood Festival of Speed in July for it’s European debut is this 1,000-plus-horsepower supercar from BYD dubbed the Denza Z. It claims to hit 100 km/h in … The post BYD supercar coming to UK appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
In 1990, there were 9.8 landline subscriptions per 100 people worldwide, a figure that nearly doubled to 19.2 by 2006, according to the International Telecommunication Union. While landline subscriptions peaked … The post Mobile Tops Peak Landline appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Recom’s new range of power ICs and SMD (Surface Mount Device) transformers, for building discrete DC/DC isolated power supplies, includes the RVP6501. This is a pin-compatible second-source alternative to the … The post Recom RVP6501 transformer driver IC for discrete isolated power supplies appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The EIB (European Investment Bank) is backing the Spanish startup PLD Space with €30 million of funding to develop its MIURA 5 launcher towards commercial operation. The company highlights it … The post EIB backs PLD Space with €30m of funding for MIURA 5 rocket appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
