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Harwin has upped custom cable assembly capacity at its US facility in Salem New Hampshire. "Growing customer demand has led to the need for ramping up

SEASLUG, the Royal Navy's medium-range guided missile, is now undergoing final acceptance trials before it goes intooperational service in the Navy's

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THE arrival of the solid state device on the domestic market has resulted in a concentration by the MO Valve Co on industrial devices up to a present

RC oscillators can be small or accurate, and now that can be both after Delft University of Technology*, Silicon Integrated and Tsinghua University

62 years this innovative ad for transistor engineers appeared in Electronics Weekly’s edition of March 8th 1961      

Oxford University spin-out Lumai has secured a £1.1m Innovate UK Smart Grant to commercialise its all-optical artificial intelligence processing

A company called Heata is offering to heat your hot water cylinder by attaching a server to it, which will process computation loads from who-knows-where,