13/04/2021
James Woodhead talks to New Electronics about the need to build greater business resilience through supply chain rationalisation.
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09/03/2021
Brendan Farley, MD of Xilinx EMEA, discusses the phased roll-out of 5G infrastructure and the opportunities that will create.
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09/02/2021
Beatriz Sanz Saiz, EY’s Global Consulting Data & Analytics Leader, talks to Neil Tyler about how companies should look to embrace new technology.
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28/01/2021
Mohamed Awad, VP of Arm’s IoT Business, discusses Arm’s vision for its IoT business with Neil Tyler.
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09/12/2020
With the recent investment in the business by DBAG congatec is poised for strong growth in 2021, as CEO Jason Carlson explains to Neil Tyler.
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17/11/2020
Professor Antonio Capone of the Politecnico di Milano University talks to Neil Tyler about smart city data and the issue of privacy.
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09/11/2020
Smiths Interconnect has expanded its presence in India, as Giuseppe Lancella explains to Neil Tyler.
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16/10/2020
Dr. Sailesh Chittipeddi, Executive VP & GM of Renesas’ IoT and Infrastructure Business Unit talks mega trends, market opportunities and product roadmaps with Neil Tyler.
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10/09/2020
Jamie Hayes, Mobile Network Operators Director at BT Wholesale, talks to Neil Tyler about BT's smart city vision.
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20/08/2020
Damien Stephens, Associate Vice President, Mobility & IoT, Tata Communications talks to Neil Tyler about the benefits of smart cities and the challenges created by COVID-19.
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28/07/2020
Flow management and social distancing are critical when it comes to crowd control. An AI-powered LiDAR solution from Quanergy is attracting real interest.
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10/06/2020
Neil Tyler talks to the founders of Panthronics and looks at how their technology is set to disrupt the NFC market.
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12/05/2020
Neil Tyler talks to Eric Heiser and Neil Hamilton about u-blox’s recent acquisition of Thingstream, an IoT Communication-as-a-Service provider.
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15/04/2020
Kyle Dent talks New Electronics through some of the ethical issues that have to be considered when developing and using artificial intelligence.
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10/03/2020
Few companies have the historical pedigree of Curtiss-Wright, formed in 1929 out of the merger of companies founded by Glen Curtiss, a leading innovator in naval aviation, and the Wright Brothers.
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11/02/2020
The UK throws away around 600 million household batteries every year, with two-thirds, many containing heavy metals such as lead and mercury, sent to landfill.
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14/01/2020
Silicon Labs’ CSO, Sharon Hagi, talks to Neil Tyler about security and product development.
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11/12/2019
XMOS CEO, Mark Lippett, talks to Neil Tyler about how the company has established itself as a major player in the market for voice enabled devices
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12/11/2019
Imagination’s Marc Canel, Vice President of Security, talks to New Electronics about connected vehicle security
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10/10/2019
The Queen Elizabeth Class carriers are intended to provide the UK’s armed forces with a four-acre military operating base capable of being deployed anywhere around the world.
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18/09/2019
Data is the key to any business and Intertrust’s suite of computing products looks to better manage and understand it, as CEO Talal Shamoon explains to New Electronics
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13/08/2019
It’s true to say that when a new technology appears on the market it is often accompanied by its ‘opposite’ – the bad versions that are used for various, invariably, criminal activities – and this has been true of the drone market, both here in the UK and around the world.
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09/07/2019
Innovation is the key business driver for Analog Devices as Mike Britchfield, the company’s European Vice President of Sales, explains to Neil Tyler
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11/06/2019
Polish software engineer Marta Karczewicz, who has been shortlisted for the European Inventor Award 2019, talks to Neil Tyler about her work and contribution to the development of video compression.
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17/05/2019
Tom Winstanley, Head of Innovation at IT services company, NTT DATA UK looks at the evolution of wearables and why so many tech companies are jumping on the health and wellbeing bandwagon.
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