August semiconductor sales of $64.9 billion were up 21.7% on the $53.3 billion of August 2024 and up 4.4% on the $62.1 billion of July 2025.

An event to support industry growth for chip design will be held in London, UK on Thursday 06 November 2025. Speakers include ...

SOME of the ways in which the modern army is making use of electronics were described by the War Minister Mr John Profumo in the Commons last week. So, 64 years ago, started a story in Electronics ...

There’s thinkers and there’s doers and we need the right balance to thrive. Thinkers go into government while doers build inventions and businesses. At the weekend we had the EU president Ursula von ...

The UK is to evaluate whether drones can deliver defibrillators to people experiencing out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA). The consortium is: the University of Surrey, Air Ambulance Charity Kent ...

This was the headline, 64 years ago, on a brief story in Electronics Weekly’s edition of May 10 1964. Some 2,725,000 calls mere made to TIM, the London speaking clock, during April. This makes a total ...

Researchers in Tokyo have created a spinel sulphide LED material that can can be tuned to emit light at wavelengths between orange and blue, and has photovoltaic properties. Spinel is a type of cubic ...

Semiconductor research lab Imec is to develop processes for growing GaN power semiconductors on 300mm wafers – capacity is now mostly on 200mm. It will be working with Aixtron, GlobalFoundries, KLA, ...

Trogenix, the Edinburgh pioneering biotech company, has completed a $95 million Series A funding round. The funding will enable the rapid advancement of its pipeline of innovative focussed cancer ...

Fujitsu and Nvidia have agreed to work to create full-stack AI infrastructure that integrates AI agents. The initiative aims ...

The ID card thing is, of course, the biggest boondoggle out for whoever can get their paws on the contract which, I am hoping ...

Citi analysts forecast hyperscaler AI capex at $490 billion in 2026 and $684 billion by 2029. By comparison, sub-prime ...