A Polish company which is a leading manufacturer of cables, wires and cable accessories.

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Incomprehension over the China government’s intentions in its crackdown on the tech industry became clearer last week. It’s embarked on a project not so much of nation building as nation-forming. Last week the government came up with new regulations on the games industry –  telling the companies they must break from “the solitary focus of pursuing …

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ST has announced a multi-zone FlightSense ToF  sensor to be offered for general-purpose applications, bringing sophisticated distance sensing to the full spectrum of consumer and industrial products. The VL53L5CX sensor provides up to 64 sensing zones with multi-target detection, distance measurement up to four meters in each zone, and a wide square-edged field of view …

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Smiths Interconnect has brought out its Galileo test socket for Area Array and Peripheral Package Test. Galileo is a test socket engineered to support today’s high performance Digital and RF applications. It leverages proven interposer elastomer technology and advanced 3D printing manufacturing to provide a high- performance solution for BGA, LGA, QFP, SOIC, or QFN …

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TE Connectivity has brought out its Mezalok High-Speed Low-Force (HSLF) XMC connector to support data rate speeds up to 32+ Gb/s for improved signal processing on embedded computing applications. The enhanced HSLF Mezalok connector joins TE’s family of rugged connectors designed to meet the growing demand for higher data rates. Designed specifically for mezzanine applications, the …

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Q3 earnings  outlooks look good for most leading chip companies, says IC Insights. For the third quarter of this year (ending in September), sales growth outlooks for the top-25 suppliers range from 16th-ranked Sony’s 34% increase at the high end, to Intel’s 3% decline on the low end. Third-quarter growth expectations for the top-15 suppliers …

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BAE Systems has won a $26 million contract to support Identification Friend-or-Foe (IFF) capabilities for the U.S. Navy’s E-2D Advanced Hawkeye aircraft it has announced. Under the terms of the contract, the company will provide Beamforming Networks (BFNs) – an integral part of antenna control for the AN/APX-122A IFF Interrogator system – onboard the carrier-capable …

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Scientists in Australia have opened the door to self-assembling controllable nano-scale electronic and spintronic devices by discovering how magnetism arises in 2-d ‘kagome’ metal-organic frameworks. Kagome materials have repeating pattern of hexagons and smaller triangles, with the hexagons touching at their tips (images below). The word is Japanese, relating to a basket weaving pattern. In …

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Imagination Technologies has engaged investment bank Lazard to look at options for selling or IPO-ing the company, reports Bloomberg. Imagination’s owners are the Chinese-backed private equity company Canyon Bridge which bought Imagination in 2017 for about $760 million. Imagination’s share price had been slashed in 2017 when Apple, which was providing half its revenues, announced …

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Arduino is offering a stripped-down version of its high-end Portenta H7 computer board, without the video output, with one secure element rather than two, and with no Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. Called Portenta H7 Lite and part of the organisation’s ArduinoPro industrial IoT family, it sees it being used in AI applications and low-latency control projects “for …

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