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With only four weeks left until IPC Apex Expo 2024, Solderstar is preparing to showcase its newest developments.

Navitas Semiconductor has extended its new portfolio of Gen-3 ‘Fast’ (G3F) 650 V SiC MOSFETs into a thermally-enhanced, rugged, high-speed, surface-mount TOLL (Transistor Outline Leadless) package designed for demanding, high-power, high-reliability applications.

The EV battery is one of the critical automotive technologies that have successfully scaled to support the e-mobility boom. The average EV battery pack cost $153/ kWh in 2022 – that’s a 90% price drop over a 15-year period. 90% price drop over a 15-year period.

Posifa Technologies is expanding its assembly and test capacity near Shenzhen, China to support its move into the market for A2L refrigerant and hydrogen sensors.

Magnachip has announced the release of its 8th-generation MXT LV MOSFET for smartphone battery protection circuits.

Test Research Inc (TRI) will be participating in the SMTA Guadalajara Expo 2024 to showcase its award-winning inspection solutions for the Surface Mount Technology (SMT) industry.

Figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) have reflected a dip in both conventional UK car production as manufacturers switch to electric models and electric vehicle production, which is down 7.6% and now represents 37.8% of total output.

Innovation has turnedscience fiction into reality. Today you can monitor stress, fitness, and sleep quality with a ring you slip on your finger. A handheld game controller opens doors to expansive virtual worlds. You can hold advanced computing capabilities in the palm of your hand. More things are becoming smarter, mobile and interconnected. But to bring all this innovation to life, data must move faster and more efficiently through complex elec...

Zero trust is a growing necessity in the age of AI, an auditorium on day one of Cloud Expo were told, as Neil Thacker of cybersecurity company Netskope and Ben Short of law firm Blake Morgan LLP presented how their respective companies, but in totally different fields, are seeing use of the practice.

Faster medical scanners, secure communication networks, and next-generation navigation systems are set to be realised through quantum technology, thanks to £100 million in government funding for five new research hubs.