Connector and cable technology is being transformed to meet new requirements as military systems improve
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Comment: ST’s low-power fabs are just what Europe needs
Plans for new fabs in France and Italy lay solid foundations to develop IoT chip production, writes editor and publisher Josh Brooks. Europe will get a solid foundation for IoT chip making if ST’s plans to build two new 300mm fabs in France and Italy, producing sensors, imagers, photonics and MEMS, bear fruit (see ST ...
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Commercial use of small satellites is the new space race
The commercial use of small satellites in low earth orbit is changing the design dynamic of the space industry, says Roger Tall.
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Comment: Dyson is equipped to drive into a new market
Dyson is well‑placed to hijack the bandwagon set rolling by Google and Tesla when they moved into the electric car market.
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Canyon Bridge reveals aim to expand in UK
The new owner of Imagination, Canyon Bridge, will look to grow both in UK and across Europe presence after buy-out.
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Wireless monitoring of airport fuel tank farms to optimise operations
TDG Technologies’ SmartHAWK Wireless Vibration & Temperature Sensor can help manage airport fuel tank farms, write Ross Yu and Randy Zanassi.
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Comment: Takeovers should be considered carefully for British interests
The UK needs foreign investment but this must be balanced with British interests, writes Josh Brooks, editor and publisher of Electronics Weekly.
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BrightSparks 2018: Be one to watch
Having uncovered the industry’s brightest young talent last year, the search is on for the BrightSparks of 2018.
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How to control automotive complexity
Creating embedded platforms for integrated automotive infotainment creates challenges of design and scale, writes Andrew Patterson of Mentor.
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AI pushes functional safety further to the fore
The advance of AI pushes functional safety ever further to the fore, writes Tim Mace of MIPS.
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