The OMEGA® OM-SGD Series of panel meters with bright color TFT smart graphics displays are available in 3 screen sizes.

Consolidated Water’s Mexico subsidiary NSC Agua, in consortium with the Mexican entities of NuWater and Degremont, has won a contract to build a seawater RO desalination plant at Rosarito Beach, from the government of Baja California, Mexico.

The magazine Desalination and Water Reuse — affectionately known as ‘the quarterly’, its website desalination.biz, and social channels, today rebrand as Water. desalination + reuse, bringing a refreshed business intelligence offer to desalination professionals worldwide.

LG Water Solutions, a business unit of LG Chem, is to provide its high rejection NanoH20 reverse osmosis membranes to the new 250 million litres per day desalination plant that is slated to be built in Sohar, Oman (and not to a 250 m3/d plant as stated on 14 June 2016).

The company’s new corporate headquarters will be located at Veolia’s downtown Boston offices, 50 jobs will relocate to the Boston area over the next five years.

ARM and Marvell have developed the ARMADA 8040 networking community board, targeting OpenDataPlane (ODP), OpenFastPath (OFP) and ARM network functions virtualization (NFV) ecosystem communities. The board is based on a quad-core ARM Cortex-A72 processor and includes full CPU and I/O virtualization, an advanced networking packet processor and rich state-of-the-art connectivity. Collaboration with the software ecosystem …

ARM and Marvell develop ARMADA networking board

Well, by a small margin, the people of the UK have voted to leave the EU. For weeks before the vote, Electronics Weekly was scouting around for people to go on the record about leaving or remaining. Plenty of people were prepared to talk about the benefits of remaining and, at the last count, nobody …

Read full article: Looking on the bright side

The UK people have voted to leave the European Union, but does the decision have any relevance to the specific concerns of those working in the electronics industry. It was clear from a survey by Electronics Weekly before yesterday’s historic vote, that the vote was going to be a personal rather professional decision. The issues …

Business issues didn’t decide EU referendum

The electronics supply chain is strong enough to get through the period of business uncertainty which will follow the UK decision to leave the EU, says Adam Fletcher, chairman, ECSN. The head of the body which represents UK electronic component distributors and suppliers believes the sector should  “keep its heads down” and try to continue …

Brexit: electronics supply chain can get through this, says ECSN head

Julian David, CEO of techUK, representing the technology and IT sector has said that the UK vote to leave the EU was not the outcome that the majority of techUK members were hoping for. “It opens up many uncertainties about the future. However, the UK tech sector will play its part in helping the UK …

Brexit: Tech sector must play its part to prepare, says techUK