Digitalisation

Engineers are looking at the opportunity for artificial intelligence (AI) in product development with cautious optimism as many are still assessing in which areas of their work AI will have the greatest impact. This is according to Avnet’s fourth annual Avnet Insights survey, which has been keeping a pulse on how engineers are responding to

Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force across industries, and its integration into electronics is driving unprecedented innovation. By enabling devices to process and analyse vast amounts of data, make decisions, and even learn from their environment, AI is reshaping how electronics are designed, manufactured, and utilised. The intersection of AI and electronics

Mouser Electronics has unveiled the newest chapter in its Empowering Innovation Together (EIT) technology series, which focuses on the emerging landscape of Industry 5.0. In this next phase of industrialisation, human, environmental, and social considerations will factor into the advanced technology, robotics, and smart machines on the factory floor of the future. Building on the

Author: Dawn Andre, Chief Product Officer, JAGGAER Acquiring and retaining top talent is the key to driving forward any business function: you need the best people, suitably motivated and regularly trained to ensure that you are always ahead of the curve. And you need your talent to understand the role of artificial intelligence. This is

Since the dawn of the 20s, the technology space has been largely dominated by one thing – AI. The demand for AI and AI applications has driven computational power growth to new heights, with tools such as Generative AI leading the charge. However, this new landscape comes with its own set of issues for organisations,

Mouser Electronics empowers engineers with the tools to design innovative electronic solutions for the future with its infrastructure and smart cities resource centre. As the foundation of all cities, infrastructure encompasses everything from transportation networks to energy grids and communication systems. With increased digitisation, smart city technology enhances the infrastructure and improves daily life, such

Avnet Silica, a division of Avnet, has announced its strategic plan and capabilities to assist customers in complying with the forthcoming European Cyber Resilience Act, expected to be formally adopted later this year. Avnet Silica is now offering comprehensive device management and provisioning services at its Logistics Centre and the largest European Product Modification Centre