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Stewart Edmondson, CEO at UK Electronics Skills Foundation (UKESF), shares his experience of supporting more than 750 undergraduates through the UKESF

AMD is aiming at automotive edge sensor fusion, for the likes of lidar, radar and 3D surround cameras, with a pair of FPGAs it has just started shipping.

An Imperial College prototype quantum accelerometer has been tested on a Royal Navy ship. The accelerometer uses ultra-cold atoms, whose wave-like

Intel Capital is reported to be lining up a €24m ($37.7m) investment in Berlin-based Sulfurcell

Analog Devices has created a pair of 6A buck-boost converters for automotive use. "MAX25239 and MAX25240 small-footprint 2V to 36V converters are the

Lee Harrison, Product Marketing Director for Tessent Safety and Security technology, talks about how security is playing a huge part in the development of self-driving cars and key areas of innovation where (Siemens Digital Industries Software) is focused to ensure that needs of the automotive supply chain are met now and in the future, with…

Last year scaling beyond 90nm was pronounced dead: Now it's back in fashion

To get the best out of GaN power transistors, which are far faster than silicon or silicon carbide transistors, microwave design techniques including RF

I have always admired the art of Brian Rix, the Whitehall farceur. I learned only recently that in addition to his stage, film and TV work, he is an

Sugar is sour on wireless InternetChairman of Amstrad gives cold shoulder to 'wireless revolution'. David MannersWireless Internet access devices will