Dutch and French firms are delivering emergency mobile desalination units to the Caribbean island of Saint Martin.

Edmundo Gamas from IMEXDI is working with companies on a “novel approach” to reduce the amount of non-revenue water lost in Mexico’s water networks…

Company’s new global water strategy partners with Bonneville Environmental Foundation on new community-based water initiatives in Arizona and Utah.

Funding will be used for water quality projects across the state.

The next generation of prototyping based on FPGAs could solve the concurrent verification conundrum, writes Juergen Jaeger. With ever-increasing embedded software content in complex system‑on‑chip (SoC) devices, it has become crucial to develop and to verify software and hardware concurrently, and as early as possible in the design cycle. FPGA-based prototyping plays an increasingly important …

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It pays to invest time to maintain your bill of materials as a design progresses, writes Leigh Gawne.

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Google is paying HTC $1.1 billion for its IP and and for the transfer of HTC employees working on the Google Pixel phone.

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Imagination Technologies reveals hardware neural network accelerator intellectual property, as well as a pair of GPUs.

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A government-funded research project to develop semiconductor lasers for the design of miniature atomic clocks (MacV) receives new funding.

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Robotics designers need access to a choice of reliable, small, rugged and versatile connectors, writes Bob Stanton. Opportunities for small, affordable robots are burgeoning throughout sectors like manufacturing, distribution, security, healthcare, and for home users. Cost-effective, teachable, collaborative robots can now work safely alongside people in factories or packaging areas; mobile robots are taking on …

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