16/09/2021
The European Commission's plans for a new chipmaking 'ecosystem' to keep the EU competitive and self-sufficient is certainly an interesting move.
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14/09/2021
Molex has released some interesting results from a global survey that asked manufacturing stakeholders to identify the top trends and technologies shaping the future of mobile devices to 2026.
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10/09/2021
The UK government’s proposals to remove the right to have a human review some decisions made by algorithms has raised concerns both in the EU and among data privacy campaigners.
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07/09/2021
New research from Berg Insight suggests that the number of connected EV charging points across Europe and North America will have reached over 1.6 million units in 2020.
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31/08/2021
Earlier this month the UK’s competition regulator said that Nvidia’s proposed acquisition of Arm could damage competition and weaken rivals and, as a result, required a further lengthy investigation.
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26/08/2021
New research suggests that the UK’s low carbon sector could be worth over £200bn, that's almost 4 times larger than the country’s manufacturing sector.
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24/08/2021
What is going on with the UK’s defence industry?
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19/08/2021
There's no sign of the global shortage of semiconductors easing, with the news that both Toyota and VW are to cut car production, the former by a whopping 40 per cent in September.
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17/08/2021
COVID-19's impact on the European semiconductor distribution market seems to be receding, according to new figures from DMASS.
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10/08/2021
In a move designed to speed up the deployment of fibre broadband to remote areas the UK government has launched a £4m fund to back projects that will trial the running of fibre optic broadband cables through water pipes.
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05/08/2021
The Green Alliance thinktank has suggested that by reusing and repairing household goods, as well as recycling throwaway consumer items, could help to create hundreds of thousands of green jobs across the UK.
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03/08/2021
An interesting piece of research from IDC, which was sponsored by Sierra Wireless, has found that 5G adoption is being purposely delayed by European network strategy decision makers (NSDMs).
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29/07/2021
The Government’s new Innovation Strategy looks to identify those areas where the UK has globally competitive R&D and industrial strengths that it’s hoped will transform the economy going forward
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28/07/2021
The UK government is said to be taking a close interest in the sale of Ultra Electronics to Cobham, a company owned by the American equity group Advent.
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26/07/2021
Last week the UK government announced its Innovation Strategy, at the heart of which is increasing annual public investment on R&D to over £22bn.
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23/07/2021
The IoT has the potential to transform the way hospitals communicate and operate for both patient interaction and behind the scenes logistics. Reliable ICT networks are integral to the process.
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20/07/2021
Following the announcement by Nissan earlier this month of its plans to open a ‘gigafactory’ as part of a new electric vehicle hub at its manufacturing facility in Sunderland, ‘mission critical’ plans have now been submitted for an electric car battery plant at Coventry Airport that could create up to 6,000 new jobs.
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15/07/2021
The European Union's Industry Commissioner Thierry Breton has said that the bloc is aiming to increase its production of chips to 20% of global supply, from the current 10%, over the next ten years.
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13/07/2021
Last week saw the UK’s largest producer of semiconductors acquired by Nexperia, a Dutch firm that’s owned by China’s Wingtech.
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08/07/2021
The announcement of Nissan’s new £1bn electric vehicle (EV) hub in Sunderland, that will see an electric battery plant, a battery recycling facility and production of a new all-electric car model, was a welcome bit of news for the wider economy and the UK's automotive industry.
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05/07/2021
A majority of consumers, according to a new report from Cadence Design Systems, believe hyperconnectivity driven by hyperscale computing will positively impact them within five years.
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29/06/2021
Nissan is expected to announce plans to build a ‘gigafactory’ in Sunderland which would be capable of building 200,000 batteries for electric vehicles every year in the UK.
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29/06/2021
A global survey of automotive technology professionals, conducted by Perforce Software, has found on-going concerns with software safety, security, and quality as well as the need to address compliance issues.
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23/06/2021
Earlier this month the British telecoms group Vodafone unveiled its strategic O-RAN vendors, a list that included the likes of Dell, NEC, Samsung Electronics, Wind River, Capgemini Engineering and Keysight Technologies.
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22/06/2021
Is the UK set to lose out when it comes to the fast growing electric vehicle market?
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