A City on Mars. I briefly mentioned this book before in passing but, as it’s now won the Royal Society Trivedi Science Book Prize, let’s take a closer look.
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What caught your eye? (Intel funding, Rotating magnets, Australian rocket)
The status of Intel’s Chips Act money with the new U.S. administration, recording the motion of a rotating magnet without power, and the first orbital flight of an Australian rocket from Australian soil…
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Where Is The Gender Wage Gap Widest?
A male worker in South Korea out-earned his female counterparts by 29.3% in 2023, according to the OECD In Japan the wage gap between the sexes was 22%. In the …
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AI datacentres will need 160% more electricity by 2027
Driven by AI requirements, datacentres will need 160% more electricity in the next two years, says Gartner. Gartner estimates the power required to run incremental AI-optimised servers will reach 500 …
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RAN market declines for sixth consecutive year
The RAN market—including baseband plus radio hardware and software, excluding services—declined in 3Q24, marking a sixth consecutive quarter of y-o-y revenue decline, says a report from Dell’Oro Group “Tougher comparisons, …
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AMD to cut staff by 4%
AMD is to lay off 1000 people representing 4% of its 26,000 worldwide employees as it focusses on its biggest market – AI ICs. AMD’s Q3 saw revenue up 18% …
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Electronica: AI-assistance supports new engineer experiences
Siemens adds AI capabilities to unite “the design experience” across its tools portfolio. In an attempt to accelerate digital design, while dealing with constraints and resilience, Siemens has brought together …
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Electronica: Source measurement unit tests 2D and nano devices to 1nA 3nV
Lake Shore Cryotronics is aiming at the characterisation of 2D and nano electronic devices with a source measure unit capable of resolving 3nV and 1fA. A source measurement unit is …
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Electronica: Building automation mesh network over LoRa
NeoCortec and Embit revealed bi-directional wireless mesh networking using LoRa modulation at Electronica in Munich yesterday. “The various wireless connectivity technologies all exist because they all address different challenges,” said …
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Electronica: Exude thermal gap filler where you need it
Chomerics announced a cure-in-place thermal gap filler material that remains flexible after curing, at Elecronica today. CIP 60 offers 6W/mK conductivity, and cures to a Shore hardness of 50 (ASTM …
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