Cypress Semiconductor is offering its first dedicated peripheral controller for multimedia handsets

Emerson Network Power claims the Artesyn dual-input ATC210 bus converter is one of the smallest front-end power supplies for use on latest-generation telecoms c

AMD has outlined a route to multi-core PC processor platforms with as many as eight cores following the introduction of its first dual-socket, multi-core processor PC platform designed for Windows Vista Ultimate

The health of the European microelectronics industry has never been better. This was the message from Monte Carlo last week and the annual forum of MEDEA+, the pan-European microelectronics initiative

MEDEA+, the European microelectronics R&D initiative, has a tricky dilemma. As an organization which works on R&D which is four to five years away from the market, it has to make a judgment about when nanotechnology will become commercially feasible in relation to electronics. In the case of nanotechnology, i.e. manipulating material at the atomic or molecular level, MEDEA, has ...

The UK digital radio industry is struggling to survive in the Internet age and desperately has to reinvent itself, according to the CEO of Radioscape

Cambridge Display Technology has developed a technique to allow passive addressing in OLED displays for portable equipment

Established FPGA companies are saying that a raft of new FPGA start-ups coming into the industry have little chance of success

In his book, Merchants of Debt: KKR and the mortgaging of American business, George Anders tells the story of how Kohlberg Kravis and Roberts (KKR) invented the private equity company buy-out industry and loaded up corporate America with debt via highly leveraged deals which took public companies private. Some of the companies prospered, more often they did not. In almost ...

The four major broadcasters have called for HDTV to be run on the terrestrial TV ahead of analogue switch off in 2012. Trials of HDTV on terrestrial by the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Five have just finished in London, and nearly all (86 per cent) of trialists expected to see HD services within three years, well before analogue switch-off. ...