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WHAT is most surprising to US government space experts is that the Soviet Union didn't orbit a man in space far sooner. So, 61 years ago, started a story

Infineon will be revealing two internet-connected sensor evaluation kits at the Electronica exhibition in Munich, one for 60GHz radar and one for CO2

TWO new techniques for handling stored digital information have been announced by IBM. One is a magnetic core memory for computers, which contains

Omron added to its G9EC family of dc power relays, with a version that will switch 1kV 150A dc loads. Called G9EC-X1, "switching and driving sections are

Australian National University scientists have engineered a room-temperature enclosure in which to concentrate 'exciton polaritons' - an exotic form of

Bell Laboratories research scientists have used a specially formulated wire, manufactured from niobium and tin, to demonstrate the feasibility of very

I have been asked to demonstrate some electrical things to a GCSE student. One of the things on the syllabus is potential difference, and another is EMF -

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) has slashed its capital spending despite posting strong profits, with the company expecting the market to slump in the near future.

Already running for 18 months in Germany, Bosch is expanding its cyber security procurement platform to the UK. Called CyberCompare it has "a team of

Telford-based iconsys has a contract to deliver variable speed motor controllers and other equipment to an un-named company for an un-named marine