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AirFuel Alliance, the authority on next-gen wireless power technology and standards, announces the release of a global interoperable standard for RF wireless power transfer.

Electronics manufacturers carry the weight of electronic waste, known as e-waste, with every product. This piece from Phil Simmonds, CEO of EC Electronics, discusses various views and insights on how to achieve successful of e-waste management in the industry.

Every day, vast volumes of critical resources, precious metals, minerals, and chemicals, are thrown away. Inefficient waste management, consumer behaviour and a lack of awareness means that some of these materials only have a single-use life, when they could be recovered, and their value put back into the economy.Tetronics explains how plasma technology can recover precious metals and put their value back into the economy.

Representatives of Europe’s largest telecom companies will meet in Warsaw from October 11-12 to discuss their role in solving the problem of rising energy prices.

The words agility and flexibility have been common buzzwords used by Electronics Manufacturing Service (EMS) providers to their Original Equipment Manufacturing (OEM) partners over the past three-decades, to communicate their ability to scale up and down in accordance to changes in production schedule demands.

In this opinion piece, Sam Holland discusses some of the electronic waste concerns that solar energy panels are bringing to the forefront, while also considering the 'bright' side...

Salumanus, the company that invented the universal optical transceiver and delivered more than 1,500 successful network implementations, celebrates 20 years on the telecom market.

ABI Electronics has launched a website to amplify its e-waste reduction message: 'Repair, Don’t Waste'.

Super Micro Computer has announced a revolutionary technology that simplifies large scale GPU deployments and is a future proof design that supports yet to be announced technologies. The Universal GPU server provides the ultimate flexibility in a resource-saving server.

The Royal Mint has announced plans to build a world first plant in South Wales to recover gold from UK electronic waste. The pioneering facility will help address a growing environmental issue, support jobs and skills in Britain, and create a new source of high quality precious metals for the business.