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Keen to continue its role in product development and innovation Marshall-Tufflex, has updated its Mono Plus 20 trunking system.

Megaport has announced the deployment of its NaaS solution in France. The solution will enable faster, more flexible, and secure global interconnectivity services.

Texas InstrumentsandNASAhave teamed up to give students who are learning remotely the opportunity to connect, collaborate and win prizes in a new, space-themed coding contest.

Specifiers in this current climate have a duty of care to ensure the cable management systems they procure are made from a minimum of 50% recycled material. In this article, Jon Chamberlain, Sales Director at Marshall-Tufflex explains the environmental responsibility and the benefits these systems provide.

A super-fast 100,000mph interstellar space rocket has been tested by Pulsar Fusion, a privately owned and operated nuclear fusion firm based in Bletchley, Milton Keynes, has built and tested a miniature prototype of a plasma powered rocket thruster, that could more than double space flight speeds.

The world of embedded systems is undergoing a significant evolution, affecting the role of the real-time operating system (RTOS) and the design of applications that rely on determinism, ultra-reliability, and performance. By Michel Genard, Vice President Product at Wind River

Is there life on Mars? A Kingston University engineering graduate is hoping to help answer that question when Europe's first Mars rover blasts off for the Red Planet later this year.

Here, industry trailblazers Andrea Thompson (BAE Systems), Andrea Hough (ATEC Engineering Solutions) and Donna Edwards (Made Smarter) have said that manufacturing SMEs can inspire a generation and close the gender gap for women in engineering.

The main thrust of the 21stannual conference of the Farnborough Aerospace Consortium (FAC) was climate change, and how the industry should help combat it.

Whilst developing the new Engineering Innovation Centre (EIC) at the University of Central Lancashire, contractor NG Bailey required a durable trunking system that would have the capacity to accommodate large data cables. After discussions with Marshall-Tufflex, a high-quality PVC-U solution was specified.