Industry Insights

Waldom Electronics announces the release of the latest episode in its Waldom Executive Series, featuring an engaging interview with Holly Good, Senior Distribution Manager at Knowles. In this episode, Holly discusses her extensive journey with Cornell Dubilier Electronics (CDE) and the significant impact of its acquisition by Knowles in 2023. She provides her expert perspective

Mouser Electronics has unveiled the latest issue of its Methods technology and solutions journal. Titled ‘Engineering the Quantum Future’, this issue of volume five delves into the vast potential of quantum computing. Quantum computing leverages specialised hardware and algorithms based on quantum mechanics to tackle complex problems at speeds unattainable by traditional computers or even

Today, the parallels between the electronic chips that power just about every type of device today and the global oil market are undeniable, with many news outlets – including the Wall Street Journal, proclaiming in headlines that “Chips Are the New Oil.” Just as with oil, when demand for electronic chips outstrips supply, prices rise,

From 9-11th April 2024, the embedded world Exhibition and Conference gathered the international embedded community at the Exhibition Centre Nuremberg. Over 1,100 exhibitors from almost 50 countries presented their products, solutions, and innovations. Natalya Zheltukhina, Partner Network Manager at Sigma Software, DACH region, visited the event to learn the latest news, insights, and plans of

ByteSnap Design has released the findings of its survey on the impact and perceptions of artificial intelligence (AI) within the electronics industry: entitled ‘AI in Electronics: Balancing Promise and Pragmatism’. This study, drawing on insights from 400 electronics professionals across the UK, provides a comprehensive look into the current landscape of AI adoption, its challenges,

Author: Fern Yoon, Director, Automotive System Engineering and Marketing, Texas Instruments From bumper to bumper and roof to wheels, there is more innovative, efficient semiconductor technology in cars than ever before. Today’s vehicles can have anywhere from 200 to 2,000 semiconductors powering, sensing, and processing information that keeps us safe. The latest semiconductor innovations are