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Ready for international Computer Awareness Day on Monday, London based IT company WFH IT Support has released its list of the ten most common

GREAT SUCCESS OF BRITISH COMPUTER was the headline, 54 years ago, in Electronics Weekly’s edition of October 19th 1960. The story opens: World-wide

$20m optical semiconductor plant opened near Oxford Richard BallKamelian today opened its $20m optical amplifier manufacturing plant near Oxford.The 2,000

To extend the working  temperature range of semiconductor devices in an upward direction is a known need. If this will permit the construction of more

1. This competition is open to all UK residents aged 18 or over except employees of Reed Business Information Limited and their immediate families. 2. The

Californian firm claims the first viable alternative for costly Nafion membranes

Chris Druce

Lighting LEDs are a route to energy efficiency that also allow creative effects that were not possible with incandescent bulbs and fluorescent tubes. But the output spectrum, like that of fluorescent tubes, is nothing like the sunlight human eyes evolved to...

To specify Plessey loudspeakers is to ensure outstanding reliability. So, 55 years ago, ran an ad in Electronics Weekly’s edition of April 26th 1961. The

For over 60 years, there was only one practical frequency reference for electronics: quartz crystals. True, there were atomic clocks