Electronics Production | February 25, 2010
Toyota: Electronics not the cause of vehicles speeding out of control
According to a report by Associated Press, Toyota's president said they have not found evidence that electronics are a factor with the troubled Toyota vehicles.
Akio Toyoda states this despite suggestions from safety experts that there is a connection to unwanted acceleration. He is absolutely confident that the electronics of Toyota's gas pedal systems are not the source of problems with a number of Toyota vehicles speeding out of control, according to the Associated Press report.
Top10 EMS-provider in the Nordic Region
In the run up to TEC Lund, where Reed Electronics Research will present its annual strategic analysis of the European EMS industry, the market analyst has released its provisional ranking of the Top10 Nordic EMS providers...
Rheinmetall and Rohde & Schwarz form joint venture
Rheinmetall and Rohde & Schwarz have signed a notarised article of agreement for a joint...
A123 Systems invests in solid state battery technology
A123 Systems LLC, a developer and manufacturer of advanced lithium-ion batteries and...
IQE extends production of 6-inch VCSEL
Aixtron received a multiple MOCVD system order from IQE plc (UK); to be installed at the...
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Salcomp inaugurates a new Guigang factory in China
Salcomp is expanding its operations in China and has opened a new factory in...
NASA tech aids search following Mexico quake
An emergency responder in Mexico City carries an orange case holding a radar instrument...
Harju Elekter wants to expand in Sweden
AS Harju Elekter started negotiations with the Swedish company SEBAB AB, specialised...
Linde LienHwa invests in local production
Linde LienHwa, a member of The Linde Group and a supplier of gases and chemicals to the...
Cirtronics installs high performance x-ray inspection solution
Nordson DAGE has been selected by Cirtronics for its Quadra 5 flexible X-ray inspection...
Electrolube opens R&D centre in China
Things are moving along for the manufacturer of electro-chemicals. Electrolube...
ebm-papst completes second construction phase
Manufacturer of fans and motors, ebm-papst, has completed the second...
World PCB market Up in 2016 says IPC
World PCB production reached an estimated USD 58.2 billion in 2016, up 2.2 percent in real terms, while North American PCB production decreased a mere 0.1 percent, according to IPC’s World PCB Production Report for the Year...
Benetel opens its first international office
Benetel Ltd, an Irish provider of 4G/ LTE wireless radio solutions for the telecommunications...
Kraken awarded a new robotics contract
Kraken Robotics’ subsidiary, Kraken Robotic Systems Inc. has been awarded a contract valued...
Texcel's selective soldering investment will soon arrive
UK-based CEM Texcel Technology says that later this month the company will receive...
TMC to focus on catching up to Samsung in 3D-NAND production capacity
Toshiba just announced that the company has agreed to sell its memory business, Toshiba...
Mahle acquires share of diagnostics specialist Brain Bee
The Mahle Group has agreed on a strategic minority participation in Brain Bee, a manufacturer of...
Google and HTC enters a $1.1 billion cooperation agreement
Google and HTC Corporation has entered into a definitive agreement under which certain HTC employees – many of whom are already working with Google to develop Pixel smartphones – will join Google.
CommScope opens new Advanced Technology Centre in Belgium
CommScope has opened a new advanced manufacturing technology centre at its Kessel...
Saab receives order for surface radar system
Swedish defence and security company Saab has signed a contract for delivery of the...
Heraeus Electronics has opened its new SMT Applications Lab
Heraeus Electronics has officially opened its new SMT Applications Lab at the company’s facility in...
BAE Systems closes shop in Denmark
British defence-, and security company, BAE Systems is planning to shut down its...
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