Electronics Weekly

SK Hynix is to double its production capacity over the next five years, says chairman Chey Tae-won. The company has budgeted $67 billion between 2024 and

Farnell has brought out a drone support offering for engineers and innovators developing unmanned aerial systems across a wide range of industries. As

Quantinuum, the joint Honeywell-Cambridge Quantum startup, has raised $1.68 billion on the Nasdaq. By the market close, Quantinuum’s market cap was $15.7

TSMC CEO C C Wei (pictured) has wished Elon Musk ‘Good Luck’ in his pursuit of a 1m wpm TeraFab, adding: “It will take quite long.” Speaking at the TSMC

Vishay Intertechnology has announced four series of unidirectional and bidirectional 3000 W PAR and TRANSZORB surface-mount transient voltage suppressors

The most read stories on the site involve Samsung and Cadence collaborating, advice that the UK government trigger a break clause in its Palentir NHS contract, and AI developments growing the DRAM market.

In the next in our series on the latest EW BrightSparks of 2025, we profile Peter Metcalfe, a Software Degree Apprentice at Leonardo.

The most read stories on the site involve Samsung and Cadence collaborating, advice that the UK government trigger a break clause in its Palentir NHS contract, and AI developments growing the DRAM market.

Iceye, the specialist in satellite SAR imagery (Synthetic Aperture Radar), receives a €28.3m continuation grant from from Business Finland.

Amey Deosthali, Senior Director, Embedded Product Marketing, talks about how AI is shaping the future of industrial robotics, from real-time decision making to increased autonomy on the factory floor. The discussion covers system performance, adaptability, and the growing role of intelligent automation in modern manufacturing.