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From room‑sized to pocket‑sized – the evolution of computers
What was your first contact with a computer? For some, it might have been a bulky desktop at school, a gaming console in the living room, or even a first smartphone that seemed impossibly small yet powerful.
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Boyd expands liquid cooling production capacity in Mexico
US-based Boyd has more than doubled the manufacturing footprint of its liquid cooling operations in Juarez, Mexico, to meet growing demand from AI-driven data centers.
Denso to invest $69 million in new logistics facility in Tennessee
Mobility supplier Denso has announced a USD 69 million investment to build a new advanced logistics facility in Lebanon, Tennessee, as part of efforts to optimise its North American operations and distribution network.
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India holds talks with Brazil, Canada, France and Netherlands on critical minerals
India is in talks with Brazil, Canada, France and the Netherlands over potential agreements on critical minerals, as New Delhi steps up efforts to secure supplies needed for its energy transition and industrial strategy, Reuters reported.
Bioelectronic implants to treat spinal cord injuries
The spinal cord is what connects our brain to our body. Losing that connection means not to be able to walk again, sit down or go to the toilet. But scientists may now have found a way for the body to repair itself.
How do you follow the electronics industry without drowning in it?
The electronics industry no longer moves in straight lines. One day the focus is on semiconductors and AI infrastructure, the next it shifts to export controls, defence electronics, or a materials issue that suddenly turns into a supply chain concern.
Australia’s Sunrise expects to supply critical minerals for new US stockpile
Australia’s Sunrise Energy Metals sees its planned scandium production as a potential contributor to the United States’ new critical minerals stockpile, a development that illustrates how governments and producers are reshaping upstream supply chains for technology, defence and advanced manufacturing. Reuters reported that Sunrise’s chief executive made the comments on the sidelines of a global meeting in Washington.
US plans USD 12 billion critical minerals stockpile
The United States is preparing to establish a USD 12 billion strategic stockpile of critical minerals, a move aimed at reducing supply chain exposure to China and strengthening domestic access to raw materials used across electronics, EVs and defence systems.
Demcon acquires electronics company Leap Development
Dutch company Leap Development, which will henceforth be known as Demcon electronics, specializes in RF technology, wireless communication, embedded systems and integrated electronics development.
Indian AI semiconductor startup Agrani Labs raises $8M
The proceeds will be used to scale engineering efforts and advance product development as Agrani Labs works towards building globally competitive AI compute solutions.
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