Don’t miss episode #4 of our CHIIPS podcast – Electronics Weekly editor Caroline Hayes interviews Helen Duncan, the CEO of Blueshift Memory. They discuss Duncan’s career path, as an engineer and journalist. And also how she is steering a company which introduced its non von Neumann technology to accelerate processing speeds and which is at the cusp of the AI ...
Siemens Digital buying Downstream Technologies, the UK's Ministry of Defence putting £200m into compound semis, a 3D magnetic sensor, and the Satellite Applications Catapult simulating microgravity with a gravity offload system...
For those written in the last week, our most read stories on the site cover Weebit Nano, the promise of Greenland, TSMC 2nm production, TI's motor control for compact robot designs, and Intel's 18A production...
Intel moving its leading 18A process into "risk production", the University of Glasgow creating a compostable pH sensor, and Airbus UK building the ExoMars landing system to deliver Europe’s first rover on to Mars...
Jensen Huang’s keynote at GTC 2025, the Android 16 Beta 3 release, the state of solid-state EV battery startups, Nexperia's new compact SiC Mosfet, and Intel’s new CEO buying $25m worth of Intel shares...
We're talking about Tria Technologies working with Qualcomm on embedded compute modules, Nvidia on AI and the latest version of Blackwell, resonances for Atomic clocks, and Argotec's modular bus design for microsatellites...
Check out the latest new episode of Electronics Weekly's CHIIPS podcast, interviewing the founder of Academy Achievers, Paulette Watson MBE.
A TSMC and Intel joint-venture, ST's SiC fab in China, the latest news from Embedded World 2025, TI's smallest MCU, and the US President dismissive of post-Grove Intel CEOs...
We're talking about a CHIIPS interview with ANDtr, TSMC investing $100bn in Arizona fabs, TI's 'world's smallest' MCU, and ESA investing in Edinburgh's Astronomy Technology Centre...
The second episode has dropped! We're talking the new Electronics Weekly CHIIPS podcast, and insights from Valerie Lynch and Nicola Thorn.
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