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The world is facing a global skills shortage of epic proportions. It’s the most severe of the past 16 years. According to a recent survey published by workforce solutions provider ManpowerGroup, 75% of employers questioned reported difficulty filling roles. Hilit Bar-lev, VP HR ofStoreDot– developers of extreme fast charging (XFC) battery technology for electric vehicles – further discusses.

A consortium of Fraunhofer institutes and well-known German industrial companies is developing a split-manufacturing project for semiconductor production in the project: Distributed Manufacturing for Novel and Trustworthy Electronics T4T. This will enable the secure assembly of subsystems in Germany and safeguard supply chains.

The development of sub-THz communications as envisioned for 6G will only be possible with a solid understanding of the properties of electromagnetic wave propagation.

Keysight Technologies, a specialist technology company that delivers advanced design and validation solutions to help accelerate innovation to connect and secure the world, announced the company joins forces with sixteen organisations to create 6G-SANDBOX, a pan-European testbed for 6G experimentation and validation of 5G-Advanced and 6G capabilities. As a part of 6G-SANDBOX, Keysight will act as the project coordinator.

The who's who of the embedded community will meet at the embedded world Exhibition&Conference in March 2023. What is driving the industry? Answers can be found at the Nuremberg exhibition centre from March 14-16, 2023.

Quantum computers could become a serious threat to the security of documents such as electronic passports before the present decade is over. New, quantum-secure encryption methods help protect stored biometric data.

Modern vehicles have a large number of electronic systems that are networked with each other.

J.A.M.E.S will be presenting its innovative Additively Manufactured Electronics (AME)cloud-based platform tovisitors of electronica 2022.

The many innovations resulting from the applied research of the Fraunhofer Gesellschaft have so far mainly benefited industrial companies. In the future, Fraunhofer IPMS intends to make its research increasingly available to cultural institutions and thus to the public community.

Anyone who has ever ruined a cake knows that the correct identification of visually similar substances such as sugar and salt have great significance in food preparation. However, complex compositional analyses can also provide information about the quality, ripeness, or freshness of products. Therefore, Fraunhofer IPMS is researching and developing the smallest energy-efficient scanner systems, which enable non-contact and mobile freshness testi...