Building on its CleO smart display, Bridgetek adds wireless connectivity to the mix.

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The EU investigation into the $38 billion Qualcomm-NXP bid has been paused pending delivery of information from the two companies, The EU says that the date for delivering a verdict – which was to have been Oct 17 – will now be put back with the ‘clock re-started’ from the date the information is provided. …

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Dialog invests another $15 million into Energous, the wireless charging specialist, on top of the $10 million last November.

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Mike Bell, of Canonical, explores different routes to monetising the IoT and outlines a vision of IoT’s future – a future of software defined everything.

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Raspberry Pi has won the Royal Academy of Engineering’s highest honour – the MacRobert Prize.

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UK power supply and cable product manufacturer Stadium Stontronics upgrades its Reading-based facility in an investment that, it says, demonstrates its commitment to being a “world-class” player in its market.

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Productronica to expand this year with two co-located events as it focuses on robotics, miniaturisation, semiconductors and digitalisation

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Ten years ago Intel’s Sean Maloney made a particularly prescient prediction – that traditional TV would die. Maloney told the Telegraph  that traditional TV was doomed because user-generated content, distributed over the Internet, was going to be of higher quality than professional content. The reason for that is a new generation of consumer ICs delivering …

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Continuing our series on the EW BrightSparks of 2017 we highlight John Alton, of Lascar Electronics.

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In the latest of our series on the EW BrightSparks of 2017 we highlight Jacob Marsh, the young entrepreneur behind the successful ModMyPi.

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