The quality of the West Coast glitterati is not, it seems, what it was. “Who could understand the importance of the printing press when only monks could read?” asked the …
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A Leonardo engineer, Jake Disbury, was helping bring ‘thermal vision’ to life at the recent Royal Albert Hall “100 Years on Planet Earth” celebration for during David Attenborough. The European … The post Picture of the Day: Thermal Vision sweeps the Royal Albert Hall appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
A report on UK digital services by the Science, Innovation and Technology Committee has recommended that the government trigger a break clause in the £330 million NHS contract awarded to … The post Government committee says Palantir NHS contract should be ditched appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Don’t miss the latest episode of the excellent Electronics Weekly podcast, CHIIPS. It features Dr. Ariful Haque, an Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering at Texas State University. CHIIPS is brought … The post CHIIPS #30 – Ariful Haque on skills supply chain and Microelectronics US appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
SatVu, the UK thermal imagery specialist, is releasing the first imagery from its latest LEO satellite, HotSat-2, which was launched in March 2026. Its mid Wave Infra-Red (MWIR) thermal imaging … The post SatVu’s HotSat-2 First Light images examine strategic energy sites appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Is this 0 or 1 that I see before me? It may look a bit like a Mini Hadron Collider (MHC), but ETH Zurich claims the machine can generate perfect randomness… The post Picture of the Day: Generating perfect randomness? appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Combating counterfeits in the time of shortages Shortages are on the rise across the electronics industry. The past five years have seen a half-dozen major shortages caused by a wide range of unpredictable factors, from shifting production priorities to seemingly random geopolitical turns, that are not showing any signs of slowing. Artificial intelligence continues to maintain its exponential upward trajectory and, as such, the commodities that support…
