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Synopsys Buys QTronic to Bolster Automotive Software and Systems Development

Expected to close later this year, the deal is part of Synopsys' plans to serve automotive companies with software-backed automotive systems that use products from part makers such as semiconductors.

3 days ago by Luke James

Bluetooth Mesh: Shaping Today’s Smart Buildings

Connected tech is revolutionising today's commercial buildings and they are a top priority for developers. Wired systems, however, are expensive, cumbersome, and complex to design and implement, and that is why Bluetooth mesh is now leading the way.

4 days ago by Luke James

Mouser Electronics Signs Global Agreement with Formerica OptoElectronics

Mouser Electronics has recently announced that it is adding Formerica OptoElectronics fibre optic technology to Mouser’s extensive selection of components for electronics and semiconductors.

4 days ago by Sam Holland

Showa Denko Advances Epitaxial Wafers Development for SiC Power Semiconductors and Modules

Thanks to the fact that silicon carbide (SiC) semiconductors and power modules offer unique capabilities, such as their ability to increase power supplies’ energy and temperature efficiency, plus their overall performance advantages over silicon-only semiconductors, they are continuing to be widely adopted in the industrial power supply and electronic components markets.

5 days ago by Biljana Ognenova

Silicon Valley Startup Introduces AI Cores Into Its SSD Controller Portfolio

InnoGrit, a California-based manufacturer of integrated circuits and systems, has introduced a set of three AI controllers for solid-state drives, including one for data centers embedding a neural network accelerator.

one week ago by Luke James

UK’s Largest Independent Battery Manufacturer Opens Sunderland Facility

Hyperdrive's HYVE facility, the UK's largest independent battery manufacturing facility, opened its doors earlier this month.

one week ago by Luke James

Intel’s 10nm Chips Are Finally Here — Amid Some Criticism

Early coverage of Intel's first processors made in its delayed 10nm node have been mixed, with many saying that the improvements are modest. Have they been worth the wait?

one week ago by Luke James

What Makes the Huawei U.S. Ban Harmful to Tech Firms

Policy surrounding technology should be based on objective standards and research rather than haphazard decisions influenced by the geopolitical climate.

2 weeks ago by Luke James

Attracting and Retaining Overseas Engineers is Difficult for the UK

The UK engineering sector relies on skilled overseas talent. Despite this, it is still as unclear as ever what will happen post-Brexit. It is time for the UK government to take steps to ensure that the UK remains an attractive place for not only overseas engineering talent, but the world's best and brightest talent across all industries and disciplines.

2 weeks ago by Luke James

Omron Opens New Application Centre in Hoofddorp Netherlands

Omron Electronic Components, manufacturer of electronic components for industries from home appliances to healthcare, has launched its new European application center as the next step in the company's Customer Value Generation Strategy.

3 weeks ago by Luke James

UK Ready to Take Leading Role in Autonomous Vehicle Road Mapping

A newly released report has claimed that the UK could take a leading role in autonomous mapping, with several UK-based firms heading up mapping projects and the creation of data and regulatory systems.

3 weeks ago by Luke James

Graphene to Be Trialled on England’s Roads in a World First

The Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre (GEIC) and Highways England have partnered up to explore the incorporation of graphene into England's road surfaces and the benefits that this could deliver for road users.

one month ago by Luke James

NXP and Momenta Partner Up to Design DMS Applications That Monitor Driver Alertness

The system will enable vehicles to monitor their drivers' alertness in a move that brings the automobile industry one step closer to the next level of autonomy.

one month ago by Luke James

U.S. Tech Giants Reportedly Moving Hardware Production Out of China

Amidst the ongoing 'trade war' between the U.S. and China, global technology heavyweights are reportedly to move substantial amounts of their production capacity out of China.

one month ago by Luke James

Britain’s First Hydrogen-powered Train Set to be Tested on Mainline Railways

BCRRE, Birmingham University's Centre for Railway Research and Education, in partnership with Porterbrook, announced last week that the UK's very first hydrogen train will soon be tested on the railway following a successful proof of concept.

one month ago by Luke James

TSMC and Purdue University Partner on Secured Microelectronics Ecosystem

On Friday 14th June, Purdue University and the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) announced their plans to establish a Center for Secured Microelectronics Ecosystem to ensure a secure supply of chips from foundry to system.

about 2 months ago by Luke James

London Tech Week Inspires IoT and AI Development Discussions from International Industry Leaders

Outgoing British Prime Minister Theresa May launched the sixth annual London Tech Week earlier this month. Operated by Informa Tech, London Tech Week brings together some of the biggest tech names from around the world.

2 months ago by Luke James

Intel Says that EUV is Ready but Problematic for Engineers

In a recent interview, Brett Turkot, director of EUV at Intel, went on record to say that their EUV lithography is ready for introduction, however, engineers will still face several challenges in using the system to make these leading chips at a high volume.

2 months ago by Luke James

WWDC 2019 Roundup: Exciting New Tools for Developers and Engineers

On June 3rd, Tim Cook and company took to the stage during Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference. The Apple WWDC typically showcases upcoming software updates, though Apple does occasionally unveil new hardware. This year was no different.

2 months ago by Tyler Charboneau

TDK and Boréas Collaborate on Smart Haptic Solutions

A recent deal between TDK and Boréas aims to accelerate the adoption of piezoelectric haptic solutions in a broad range of technological applications, primarily consumer electronic devices.

2 months ago by Luke James

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