The shift toward cloud repatriation reflects a growing concern for achieving consistent security policies, optimizing cloud spending and avoiding unnecessary waste as enterprises seek more ...

Today’s manufacturers face ongoing challenges to keep their output and quality levels high. Succeeding in these areas will keep them competitive despite the increasing demands of their industries.

With engineering at its broadest level vital to slowing climate change, improving sustainability and leading innovation, EE Times Europe spoke to Derek Molloy, a professor at the Dublin City ...

Early-stage companies need sound advice as much as they need startup capital. It’s crucial for entrepreneurs to seek out investors who will speak the truth, identify areas for improvement and give ...

How soon, and to what extent, can we expect to see these technologies make a difference on roadways in the U.S. and elsewhere? The U.S. has a car crash problem, including rising fatality rates, and ...

ABLIC is further expediting the process of adding extra value to its products. By incorporating peripheral logic circuits into analog circuit technology, the field in which it specializes, ABLIC will ...

EE Times Europe consulted Mike Beunder, managing partner and founder of TD Shepherd, and Richard Curtin, managing partner of Silicon Catalyst, to find out more about Silicon Catalyst’s In-Kind Partner ...

Photonics enables new approaches in areas where traditional technologies are running up against their physical limits. And Europe’s technological sovereignty is at stake. Photonics—the science of ...

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Our society increasingly relies on satellites high above us. We use them for a myriad of applications, from communication to monitoring the state of planet Earth and forecasting the weather. We use ...

When it comes to semiconductors, the Draghi report omits or oversimplifies several critical details. Anyone following the semiconductor industry—or even just the news—over the last few years would ...