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Speaking at TSMC’s Technology Symposium Dr. C.C. Wei, the company’s CEO, talked about how the digital transformation all around us was opening up a new world of opportunities for the semiconductor industry and spoke of, “unleashing our customers’ innovations.”

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Creating a cyber-aware culture How can AI play an effective part in cyber-defence strategies and where can it present challenges to the user? New Electronics investigates. Earlier this month the US saw a hack on Microsofts Exchange email software with the possibility that tens of thousands of organisations both in the US and beyond may have been impacted. In fact, shortly after the news broke, the European Banking Authority said that its email servers had been compromise...

mmWave technology joins the fight against viral outbreaks Expanding the capabilities of MMW technology is helping to provide insight into the mechanics of viral transfer, offering potential treatments for COVID-19 and similar viruses, as New Electronics discovers The next breakthrough in the fight against deadly viral outbreaks may be just a higher frequency away. While millimeter wave (MMW) devices are more commonly associated with military applications, remote sensing,...

How to deliver a reliable connector design What makes for a good connector design, especially one that looks to mitigate electromagnetic interference? New Electronics talks to PEI-Genesis. Few components are subjected to extreme conditions in the way that connectors are. From commercial aircraft or military vehicle to medical ventilators, connectors need to be able to endure extreme variation in conditions. Whether it’s the rapid temperature fluctuations and changes...

Protecting rail electronics Easy to install, durable edge protection is used in train carriages to protect cables from damage, as New Electronics discovers. The modern train is full of communication technology in order to exchange information between on-board systems and the outside world. Each carriage contains an extensive network of cables that are hidden in walls, floors and ceilings, and sometimes in very confined spaces. The cables pass sharp edges, which, if inade...