The most popular stories on our website cover humanoid approaching real-world deployment, SoftBank selling its entire stake in Nvidia, and MIT researchers finding superconductivity in twisted tri-layer graphene.
What caught my eye this week was SoftBank dumping its entire stake in Nvidia, writes David Manners, the Electronics Weekly components editor...
The most popular stories on our website cover acetonitrile electrolyte battery technology, Du Pont spinning off its semiconductor industry support business, and Raspberry Pi looking for a new CFO.
The choices include Arm, again, passing $1 billion in quarterly revenues, 3d printer maker Prusa Research taking customer IP seriously, and the new TechWorks initiative to support women in the technology industry...
Don't miss the latest episode of the excellent Electronics Weekly podcast, CHIIPS. It features Fang Tuurnala, senior director at SiTime.
The Electronics Weekly team share some fingerposts - their picks of the week, in terms of announcements, developments, product releases, quotes, or anything else in the wide world of electronics, that caught their eye...
The most popular stories on the website cover stacking packaging for power modules, EC proposals for a European Space Shield, and Molex buying Smiths Interconnect.
For the last week, we're talking a vertical power delivery system, Chinese High Bandwidth Memory, an eye implant for macular degeneration, and the proposal for a European Space Shield...
Make sure to listen to the latest episode of the excellent Electronics Weekly podcast, CHIIPS. It features Joe Stockunas, president of SEMI Americas.
The most popular stories on the site cover Nvidia's plans for 800Vdc datacentres, TI's plans for that power supply concept, and Renesas selling its timing business.
