Varada, the Tel Aviv data indexing specialist, raises $7.5 million in seed funding
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Dyson re-locates to Singapore
Dyson is to become legally head-quartered in Singapore where the company is to build its electric car, Sir James, who owns 100% of the company, is a big supporter of Brexit but the company says the move to Singapore has nothing to do with the UK leaving the E.U. Last October, Singapore signed a free ...
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IC growth tracks GDP
The correlation between IC market growth and global GDP growth, has been tracked by IC Insights. Figure 1 depicts the increasingly close correlation between worldwide GDP growth and IC market growth through 2018, as well as IC Insights’ forecast through 2023. Figure 1 Over the 2010-2018 timeframe, the correlation coefficient between worldwide GDP growth and ...
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We’re off, says Huawei boss
Huawei wants to go where it is welcomed, the company’s chairman Liang Hua (pictured) told the Davos World Economic Forum yesterday. ‘We would transfer the technology partnership to countries where we are welcomed and where we can have collaboration with,” said Liang. Asked whether Huawei could leave the UK, where it has a $3 billion investment ...
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Imec on Health
This is the first in a series of Imec essays on the future of electronics technology. It looks at the subject of health. The title of this first essay is: “By 2035 you will ‘manage’ your health like a bank account.” It is by Peter Peumans, svp life sciences at Imec. How can we live a ...
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New Battery Breakthrough Could Replace Lithium-Ion
Engineers at the Honda Research Institute here have developed a new type of battery that could replace traditional lithium-ion devices.