Leonardo ECRS Mk2 jet radar takes to skies
BAE Systems’ flight test facility in Warton, Lancashire has seen the first flight of a radar – dubbed ECRS Mk2 (European Common Radar System Mark 2) – that has been developed by engineers at Leonardo UK.
This article was posted on Oct 10, 2024H1 telecom capex fell 10%
Telecom operators are now scaling back their investments in 5G and fixed broadband technologies, says Dell’Oro.
This article was posted on Oct 10, 2024A frightful design experience
Prepare for a frightful design experience as element14 invites makers and innovators to unleash their spooky creativity in the Halloween-themed “Boo! In A Box” Design Challenge.
This article was posted on Oct 10, 2024Nvidia and Accenture hook up for ‘agentic’ AI
Accenture, the management consultancy, and Nvidia have formed a business group aimed at helping customers adopt genAI.
This article was posted on Oct 10, 2024Crypto Quantique hooks up with Adlink
Crypto Quantique, a provider of quantum-driven security for the IoT, has announced a collaboration with ADLINK Technology, the edge computing specialist, to simplify the secure boot process for industrial PCs (IPCs) using its QuarkLink security platform.
This article was posted on Oct 10, 2024Duke of Edinburgh visits New Model Institute for Technology and Engineering
The New Model Institute for Technology and Engineering (NMITE) welcomed Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh to its Skylon Campus in Herefordshire.
This article was posted on Oct 10, 20244kW 400V to 12V dc-dc converter for EVs is liquid-cooled
Bel Fuse has announced 4kW liquid-cooled dc-dc converter for low voltage accessories in hybrid and electric vehicles.
This article was posted on Oct 10, 2024Rohm chooses Heronic Technologies’ AI accelerator architecture tech
The winner of the latest UK-APAC Tech Growth programme, Heronic Technologies, will collaborate with Rohm Semiconductor to explore how Rohm can develop its own power semiconductor materials for emerging technologies.
This article was posted on Oct 10, 2024Another approach to all-optical parallel computing
Researchers at the University of Tokyo have invented a new component for all-optical computing, that might bring this interesting technology out into the light.
This article was posted on Oct 10, 2024Home-grown QKD receivers
Innovate UK’s £1.5 million MARCONI project aims to demo quantum key distribution (QKD) via high-fidelity, modular, and scalable receiver modules.
This article was posted on Oct 10, 2024Battery can be used as physical structure
Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden has revealed its third generation of structural lithium ion battery.
This article was posted on Sep 20, 2024UK welcomes arrival of West of Scotland Space Cluster
The UK has a new regional space cluster: the West of Scotland Space Cluster, the launch of which coincides with the arrival of Space-Comm Expo Scotland at the SEC Glasgow.
This article was posted on Sep 20, 2024Mouser and Altium set up PCB design college
Mouser and Altium LLC are partnering to support electronics education and careers worldwide.
This article was posted on Sep 20, 2024Infineon in pilot production on 300mm GaN wafers
Infineon has developed 300mm power GaN wafers which deliver 2.3x more ICs per wafer than 200mm.
This article was posted on Sep 20, 2024Oracle offering 2.4zettaFLOPS
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is offering customers access to what it claims to be the largest AI supercomputer in the cloud — with up to 131,072 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs — delivering 2.4 zettaFLOPS of peak performance.
This article was posted on Sep 20, 2024Vote for the University Research Readers’ Choice award – Elektras 2024
We are asking readers of Electronics Weekly to choose the winner of the University Research Project of the Year in this year’s Elektra Awards. The award is kindly sponsored by Panasonic Industry Europe.
This article was posted on Sep 20, 2024Potting compounds seal the deal for surfers
Riding high on the crest of the e-mobility wave, Wevo-Chemie has worked with Germany’s electric surfboard manufacturer, Lampuga, to create polyurethane potting compounds which seal the boards’ lithium-ion batteries.
This article was posted on Sep 20, 2024DigiKey’s Back2School Prize Giveaway offers $1,000 to Grand Winner
DigiKey’s Back2School Prize Giveaway gives students a chance to win store credit towards building their own electronic projects.
This article was posted on Sep 20, 2024Battery metals prices fall
The prices for metals used in batteries such as nickel, cobalt, and lithium continue to fall, reports TrendForce
This article was posted on Sep 20, 2024Are electronics graduates meeting the needs of employers? asks UKESF
Are electronics graduates meeting the needs of employers? This is the question the UK Electronics Skills Foundation (UKESF) has sought to answer with its recent research.
This article was posted on Sep 20, 2024AstroForge raises Series A for asteroid mining
AstroForge, the asteroid mining startup, has raised $40 million in Series A funding to “unlock a cost-effective and sustainable mining solution”.
This article was posted on Sep 9, 2024