IBM CEO Arvind Krishna (pictured) states on a Decoder podcast that the investments being made in datacentres for developing ...

“E-textiles and wearable electronics can enable diverse applications from health care and environmental monitoring to robotics and human-machine interfaces,” said Virginia Tech engineer Michael ...

The Nebula AI series of touchscreen displays by Glory Star is now available from Crystal Display Systesm (CDS).

The UMTS Forum reckoned that a big application for 3G (3rd generation) mobile phone networks would be the provision for travellers of “on the pause” access to the Internet and email through wireless ...

It is not that Qualcomm doesn’t make great semiconductors. It is because Qualcomm is very different from Arduino, and has a history of being extremely litigious.

Taking only those written in the last seven days, the most viewed stories on our website cover Nvidia investing in Synopsys, Marvell buying a photonics startup, and Samsung launching a tri-fold phone.

Founded in 1987 by John Hall, Cindy Johnson (CEO) and John Hall, Linear Integrated Systems is a privately held company headquartered in Fremont, California, making more than 2,000 second-source ...

Melexis has come up with a new algorithm for people detection, counting and localisation, tailored for its MLX90642 far-infrared (FIR) 32×24 thermal array.

Lancaster University has been awarded a Queen Elizabeth Prize for Education in recognition of its work for the BBC micro:bit. It is the UK’s highest education honour.

Through its XbloX platform X-FAB is offering easy access to a standardised yet flexible set of SiC process technologies that accelerate the development of advanced power devices.

There were a couple of queasy looking canaries in the AI mine this week – Microsoft cutting back sales expectations for its AI products sale team, and Snowflake, which sells Anthropic’s Claude AI ...

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