Page 29 - Electronics Technology News Today

In a move intended to support local supply chains the South Korean government has announced a series of tax breaks, worth nearly $900m, to support chip manufacturers struggling with global shortages.

Although it was not a typical type of scenario played out on a field, court or classroom, students from the area showcased their skills in a heated competition. Last month, students from the Wexford-Missaukee Intermediate School Districts Career Technical Center participated in a virtual SkillsUSA competition. The results were released and it showed that several Computer Networking and Electronics Technology students and one Heavy Equipment student medaled in the state competition, including mu...

While profits may be booming at Infineon, and revenues have soared, the company has warned that the on-going chip shortages bedevilling the automotive industry could cut car production by 2.5 million in the first half of 2021.

Share this article Share this article HAMBURG, Germany, May 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Leading neutrino energy scientists are quite a bit ahead of the curve. Back in 2015, Holger Thorsten Schubart, the CEO of the Neutrino Energy Group, announced and patented a conductive material. In this patent, Schubart describes a "neutrino film" that is capable of responding to the motion of neutrinos and other non-visible particles as they pass through the planet in their countless trillions every day. Neu...

Electronics Technical Specialist – Dometic Marine Author: May 20, 2021 Dometic Marine provides boaters and the boating industry with a wide range of products designed to deliver on one very important promise – Mobile Living Made Easy. Dometic Marine offers steering systems for crafts of all types and sizes. From basic mechanical or hydraulic systems to advanced Electric Power Steering and power-assisted steering capable of integrating with advanced Optimus joystick control, Dometic Mari...

Air Conditioning Technology “We’re excited to join KCTCS for this virtual Going Pro event,” said KAM Executive Director Lee Lingo.  “The KCTCS colleges offer Kentuckians affordable technical education and direct access to thousands of high-paying jobs across the state. Kentucky would not be the manufacturing and logistics powerhouse it is without the workforce to back up our standing. The programs offered through KCTCS coupled with its apprenticeship to direct-hire ...

HCC Students Going Pro In Manufacturing

Pay by palm technology raises security worries News that Amazon in trialling palm-scanning technology at one of its Whole Food stores in Seattle is raising privacy concerns, due to the fact that the technology Amazon is using links a customer’s palm signature with their credit details. The contactless payment method, known as Amazon One, involves customers enrolling their palms in Amazon’s system to make payments with a palm ‘signature’ which is linke...

Nvidia’s Arm deal investigated Last weeks news that the UK government had invoked National security to probe Nvidias Arm deal means that the CMA, which was already investigating the possible effect of the deal on competition in the UK, will also now be considering national security interests While the ‘intervention notice’ issued by the government has raised questions over the $40 billion deal a spokesman for Nvidia said that it didn’t “believe t...

Costfoto/Barcroft Media via Getty Images Improvements to Chinese radar systems are being highlighted at an industry expo in Nanjing. Developments are coming as many countries boost their defenses with drones and stealth aircraft. China has put the spotlight on its advanced radars, highlighting improvements in its ability to track US stealth aircraft at an industry expo, according to state media. The hardware on display at the three-day World Radar Expo in the easte...