Imec held its Technology Forum in Brussels last month. Electronics Weekly’s components editor David Manners attended the event and his detailed reports on the technology ranging from deep sub-micron semiconductor technology to low power radio, IoT security and solar cells are published in this week’s issue of the magazine. Why is Imec important to the UK electronics …
Taiwanese networking companies join the smart lighting race
Edimax and ZyXEL hope to soon connect LEDs to home apps and routers in another example of information technology crossing over the lighting industry.
Strategies in Light and The LED Show seek innovators to illuminate the industry
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Tagging now Available with the Amazon Machine Learning API
You now have the ability to add, modify, remove, and list tags on an object through the Amazon Machine Learning (Amazon ML) API. You can also grant and revoke permissions for these operations through Identity and Access Management (IAM) on the API.
Naval Station Norfolk signs Boiler Water contract with Evoqua
Evoqua signs 5-year contract to provide boiler water for Naval Station Norfolk.
Xylem’s new “smart pump” adjusts to clogging threats
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VIDEO: Desalination news update
Join WWi editor Tom Freyberg for a round-up of the latest global desalination headlines…
Majestic C Team, EPA reach settlement on Clean Water Act Violations at Omaha construction site
An inspection determined that Majestic C Team LLC violated the terms of its National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) stormwater permit.
Baltimore consent decree amended, open for public comment
Proposed is a modification to a 2002 federal consent decree with the citye to eliminate overflows from the sanitary sewer system known as SSOs.
Violations at water plant in Fort Dodge, Iowa, garner penalties from EPA
The city has agreed to an administrative settlement of alleged violations of federal Risk Management Program regulations.