Nick Flaherty is a Technology Journalist at eeNews Europe. He specializes in deep tech, aviation and aerospace, and the Internet of Things (IoT), covering a range of topics including minerals and metals, photonics and optics, and space travel. Nick's work has been featured in The Business Herald, Design And Reuse, eeNews Europe, and Elektor International Media.
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Nick Flaherty's coverage is predominantly focused on technology, with a specific emphasis on consumer electronics, software & SaaS, automotive industry, and design. His articles heavily feature press releases and private sector announcements.
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Switching has become a key part of most networks, from the AI data centre down to the factory floor and now into the car.
Feature articles | By Nick Flaherty Power is acknowledged as the limiting factor for the rollout of AI data centres around the world.
It may seem odd in the current environment, but it turns out that pretty much the entire electronics industry rests on the concept of ‘fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory', or FRAND.
Feature articles | By Nick Flaherty Three years ago, Swiss company Meyer Burger was on a high, building a factory to make solar cells and modules in Germany.
Extreme ultraviolet (EUV) systems, volumetric printing, and 2D materials are all advancing for structures under 1nm in size for the next generations of high-performance semiconductors.
The Arm Cortex-M85 is the pinnacle of performance for a microcontroller. But the evolution of AI is seeing the advent of a new generation of accelerators that change the balance of performance in embedded systems.
News | By Nick Flaherty The autumn of 2026 is set to see significant changes in AI inference.
A new phase in post-quantum cryptography (PQC) is underway, with the field of candidate digital signature algorithms narrowing just as AI systems
Feature articles | By Nick Flaherty One of the key advantages and challenges of the RISC-V architecture is the ability to add custom instructions.
Feature articles | By Nick Flaherty The IFA exhibition in Berlin later this week is, of course, dominated by AI being added to almost every class of consumer electronics.
