Technes Women in Engineering / Blog by Carol Marsh
The percentage of women working in engineering has increased, but we need to continue to work hard to get to true gender diversity then everyone will benefit.
TechNES Host First AI Work Shop
At what is an exciting time in terms of technology and with the use of AI being more and more topical, TechNES is at the forefront of the industry.
PCB Fabrication
The Printed Circuit Board (PCB) is the information carrier for all electronics, the world would be a very different place without the Printed Circuit Board.
Best practice for AI/ML in industrial engineering
We have seen that there is a gap between the marketing vision for what AI/ML can achieve and the actual technology being developed in universities and corporate research departments around the world.
The TechWorks Summit 2021: Overview video
The TechWorks Summit 2021 was a great success. We have made this short view to provide an overview of the event and our speakers presentations. Full videos are available at www.techworksawards.com
WMG launch ‘Connected and Automated Mobility Short Course’
The objective of this short course is to build the foundations, learn the technical principles, and evaluate the technology solutions that are making this transformation possible.
SiliconCatalyst.UK and National Microelectronics Institute launch initiative for Semiconductor Start-ups
SiliconCatalyst.UK (Silicon Catalyst) and the National Microelectronics Institute (NMI) have signed an agreement to collaborate to make the UK a leader in semiconductor start-up innovation in the next five years.
Simons Segars: “The Arm NVIDIA Deal Is Good for Everyone. Here’s Why”
Simon Segars Arm CEO, commenting on the benefits of the Arm deal with NVidia, highlights the role of AI in the future.
Global Semiconductor Sales Up 14.7% Year-to-Year in February
The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) today announced global semiconductor industry sales were $39.6 billion for the month of February 2021, an increase of 14.7% over the February 2020 total of $34.5 billion, but 1.0% less than the January 2021 total of $40.0 billion.
Toyota Leads Losses After Renesas Fire Stokes Chip Crunch Fears
Japanese automaker shares fell Monday after a fire unexpectedly halted one of chipmaker Renesas Electronics Corp.’s largest plants, exacerbating a growing global shortage of automotive semiconductors.