Neil Tyler is a journalist for New Electronics, covering a wide range of topics in the electronics industry. With a focus on emerging technologies, Neil provides in-depth analysis and reporting on the latest developments in areas such as robotics, network solutions, sustainable product development, and semiconductor innovations.
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Based on Neil Tyler's coverage, he heavily focuses on press releases and private sector announcements in the technology industry. His articles cover a wide range of topics within technology, including consumer electronics, design, software & SaaS, and automotive.
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The global tech industry has faced substantial layoffs in 2024, with approximately 150,000 jobs eliminated by companies.
Techworks releases report detailing five pillars that would support the development of the UK's semiconductor industry.
By: Neil Tyler
X-FAB Silicon Foundries, the analogue/mixed-signal and specialty foundry, has launched the XSICM03 platform.
By: Neil Tyler
Planckian unveils a new blueprint for a superconducting quantum chip natively designed to address the wiring problem.
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Infineon Technologies has released final samples of its RASIC CTRX8191F, a new state-of-the-art 28nm radar MMIC.
By: Neil Tyler
ABI Research suggests Wi-Fi HaLow technology, the sub-1 GHz extension of Wi-Fi, is poised to transform the IoT market.
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By: Neil Tyler
GuRu Wireless, a developer of wireless energy transfer solutions, has introduced a new wireless power transfer system.
By: Neil Tyler
Crypto Quantique, a provider of security for the Internet of Things (IoT), adds TRNG to its PUF hardware IP block.
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