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The worst data breaches of 2018
In 2018 the world has experienced the worst data breaches in major businesses. This unplanned or unintended discharge of confidential information to unauthorised parties has left the global business community in shock and loss.
US consumers think government need to do more for data privacy
With the recent implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) by the European Union (EU) and a steady stream of news about data privacy, it’s no surprise that a SAS survey found that US consumers are increasingly concerned about their personal data. Of 525 US adult consumers surveyed, almost three-fourths (73%) said their concern over the privacy of personal data has increased in the past few years.
Kids take to social media for advice from role models
A warning has been issued by The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) that the lack of suitable role models for school-aged children is hindering the UK’s chances of addressing the engineering skills shortage, following new research showing that more than a quarter (27%) of 10 to 16-year olds don’t feel like they have a role model they can relate to.
The shifting landscape of the factory floor
The factory floor is changing. From what has traditionally been a mechanically focussed environment, electrification and electronics are playing an increasingly vital role, being led by the drive towards factory automation and Industry 4.0.
Jamaican patties still a favourite thanks to valves
June this year marked 30 years that Cleone Foods has produced Jamaican patties and distributed them under its Island Delight brand name.Working for such a long time, the company relies on its process equipment to ensure an uninterrupted supply of its tasty products and Burkert has proven itself up to the task with process valves that have been in operation for ten years before requiring a service.
Star engineer aims to help build careers in a skills-threatened sector
Highly-skilled young Scottish engineer Sean McKenzie has many accomplishments, but perhaps his most important contribution to the sector could be a simple lesson: that skills shortages can be overcome.His 11-year career at Blantyre-based, globally-operating semiconductor specialist Ichor Systems has been an object lesson in how focused nurturing of talent can create a new generation of professionals who excel in skills which were in danger of bei...
Affordable smart home products to be unveiled
Global AI + IoT platform, Tuya Smart, has announced a partnership with Time2, the UK home technology company, which is unveiling Clan, its Tuya Smart-based ecosystem of connected, smart home devices controlled by a single app. Thursday, 8th November will see the launch of an initial range of Clan-operated home security devices.
Phase-stable cables for critical applications at electronica 2018
International manufacturer of components and system solutions for optical and electrical connectivity, HUBER+SUHNER, is set to debut its newest cable assemblies which push the boundaries for stability and reliability in harsh environments at electronica, November 13th to 16th, 2018 in Munich.
Integrate FPD-Lin serialiser/ deserialiser technology into ADAS
The FPD-Link Learning Center is a comprehensive online classroom for system designers integrating FPD-Link serialiser/deserialiser technology into their ADAS or Infotainment applications.
It is High Time for IR Sensor 2.0 – And This Is Why
The IR sensor is a crucial component in many everyday products, ranging from medical equipment to mobile phones. But the technology is 50 years old and in serious need of an upgrade. The next generation IR sensor 2.0 for IoT will be much thinner than old sensors and cheaper to manufacture.