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Emerson has announced new NI PXI express instruments featuring an AI-accelerated approach to automated test. The goal, says the company, is to make the testing process more accessible to engineering […]
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The event showcased robot designs as a major use case for physical AI deployment.
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Murata’s SWL MM8330-2600 is one of the industry’s smallest RF/microwave coaxial connectors with an integrated mechanical switch.
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Leap, a startup aiming to develop mass-producible launch vehicles, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE). This is to develop, and relaunch, space launch […]
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What caught our eye this last week? There's the AI bust, Qualcomm supplying Starlink Mobile’s 5G radio equipment, and identifying hostile RF emitters in battlefield conditions...
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Partying like it’s 1999 without knowing that 2001 would see a 32% fall in the semi market, a chip analyst spun a rosy yarn A 1999 EW story started: ’The […]
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Celestica’s revenue rose 83% to USD 5.83 billion in the third quarter, beating the top of its own guidance. The Canadian EMS provider has raised its full-year outlook and now expects revenue to reach USD 40 billion in 2027, up 90% on this year.
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Polish EMS provider Fideltronik is building a new production hall at its headquarters in Sucha Beskidzka. The 7,500 square metre hall will have room for six additional SMT lines.
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Sometimes, the best way to optimize a design is to stop trying to outsmart the tools. Relevant to today's AI tools? Comments are welcomed!
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Applied Materials is increasing its investment in BE Semiconductor Industries N.V. (Besi), a Netherlands-based manufacturer of assembly equipment for the semiconductor industry, to approximately 20 percent of Besi’s outstanding shares.
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The four deployable Ground Controlled Approach Radar Systems will provide air traffic controllers with precise, real-time information on aircraft position relative to the runway centreline and glide path, supporting approaches and recoveries when visual references are limited.
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The AI-driven demand is disrupting the semiconductor world’s norms, and it’s apparent from the state of the memory chip industry.
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Peppermint Robotics, a Pune- and Austin-based company, plans to expand its portfolio of autonomous floor-cleaning and material-handling robots, while advancing the development of its next-generation CR cleanroom robotics line.
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Canadian space company MDA Space has won a contract from Thales Alenia Space for work on the development of Europe’s IRIS² satellites. Specifically it will begin work on MDA AURORA […]
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Looking at the news stories written within the last week, the most popular articles on the site cover Greece unveiling its semiconductor strategy, ASML links exec pay to employee morale, and Toyota and Waymo planning to launch robotaxis in Japan.
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Under the Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) with the Strategic Capabilities Office of the US Department of War, Voyager will deliver prototype but flight-ready small sat dispensers purpose-built to extract new mission value from space launches.
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Two employees who had been missing since Wednesday’s fire at a Panasonic factory in Hsinchu County, Taiwan, have been confirmed dead, and five others were injured. The plant makes MEGTRON laminates for high-speed PCBs, and the fire could affect around 4% of global supply of high-end copper-clad laminate (CCL).
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At next week’s electronica 2026 in Munich (10-13 November) attendees will focus on key industries that are at the forefront of technology advances, writes Anthony Coia. Don’t miss the Electronics Weekly […]
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This achievement marks the first time a leading service provider, leading network infrastructure provider and a leading chipset vendor have come together to demonstrate pre-6G technology with 400MHz channel bandwidth under realistic conditions in the field.
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The target business encompasses low-voltage circuit breakers, electromagnetic switches, measurement and control equipment, and UPS for general industrial use of 5kVA or less, and other products.
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Nscale — the UK neocloud startup preparing to IPO in New York – has been told by Microsoft that it is turning down an option to more than double its […]
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Arm’s Q2 revenue increased 27% YoY to $1.44 billion, representing Arm’s highest ever second quarter. The record Q2 was driven by strong licensing and other revenue of $773 million, reflecting […]
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Tenspresso, a startup founded a few months ago by ex-Google AI chip engineers, is in talks to raise $50 million at a $500 million valuation, reports Bloomberg. A few weeks ago, […]
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The acquisition adds a high-volume production coating business, an established global customer base and a complementary material and equipment portfolio to Forge Nano’s ALD platform.
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Sometimes the primary benefits of a hardware swap end up not being the key features highlighted in the successor’s press release.
The post A belated Google Pixel Watch update: In retrospect, why’d I wait? appeared first on EDN.
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Nordic reports that its nRF71 series of Wi-Fi SoCs delivers up to 20 times lower standby power consumption than the nRF70 series.
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Large and extra-large SMART-CASE handheld enclosures from OKW are now available with optional IP65 ingress protection.
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SemiQ has launched 750-V and 1200-V Gen4 QSiC MOSFETs which the company says reduce on-resistance by 21% and switching energy by 11%.
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Joining the Renesas RL78 MCU family is the RL78/G21, an ultra-low-power 16-bit microcontroller optimized for smart appliance system control.
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A simple AND gate replaces multiple comparators to significantly cut down a frequency divider’s chip count.
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