Cisco with biggest layoffs in company history?
Cisco Systems is looking to lay off up to 14'000 employees - or close to 20 percent of the total 73'000 employees - media reports suggest.
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'Drones can be used in more areas than just recreation and media'
Evertiq had a chat with the Swedish drone manufacturer Sky Eye Innovations. The company will integrate Flir's sensor solutions to reach new markets in the increasingly popular UAV-field.
Do you want a war? – Because that's how you start a war!
A new version of the Boston Dynamics robot “Atlas” just walked out the door. And it shows a surprising resilience when it comes to being bullied by humans...
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Raytac Bluetooth Low Energy modules in TME's offer
Contemporary communication has been dominated by wireless systems. Electronics increasingly rely on data exchange without the use of cables. This applies to household appliances, as well as industrial, medical automation, and Internet of Things solutions. One of the most commonly used short-range communication standards is Bluetooth, particularly its energy-efficient variant, Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), which allows for the construction of compact battery-powered devices.
Does Nokia-Alcatel become a hinder to competition?
That is exactly the question that the EU regulators try to answer. And they enlist future customers.
Texas Instruments - the next big buyer?
In what is already a record year for the semiconductor industtry - in terms of consolidation of the market - Texas Instruments has been rumoured as the next company with a little money to spend.
Ansys – a world of simulations on the horizon?
Simulation software expert Ansys predicts a future where production is based on simulation rather than prototyping. We had a chat with Matt Commens.
14 year-old hacks car using $15 worth of equipment
All it took was a 14-year-old and USD 15 worth of equipment from Radio Shack to flip the autoindustry upsidedown.
Interview: AMD transforming
AMD is probably one of the better known semiconductor-companies out there. However, a new technological playing field means AMD is transforming to cover more ground.
Apple equally surprised by GT bankruptcy filing
If you read Evertiq the other day, you probably know that Apple-supplier GT Advanced Technologies decided to file for chapter 11 – a move that seems to have caught even mighty Apple by surprise.
Apple supplier with unexpected chapter 11-filing
GT Advanced Technologies Inc, supplier of glass display products for Apple, surprised the market this week by filing for Bankruptcy Court Protection Under Chapter 11.
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What an EMS Laboratory Actually Finds When Electronics Fail
Most field failures that reach our laboratory are not exotic. They are the same handful of mechanisms, year after year. What varies is where they were introduced — and in the majority of cases we investigate, the durable fix turns out to be a design change rather than a process adjustment.
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