?Connected and digitized vehicles, machines, and energy systems place new demands on electronics. From now on, electronics must not only deliver high-performance but also detect cyberattacks, contain disruptions, and enable secure updates. Cyber resilience is therefore becoming a key factor for trust, availability, and market success...
?"Empowering the All Electric Society" – that is at the heart of electronica 2026, which will open its doors at the Munich Exhibition Center from November 10 to 13. The world's leading trade fair for electronics will once again present the industry's entire spectrum of technologies, products and solutions helping to pave the way for an All Electric Society...
?From November 10 to 13, 2026, the international electronics industry will gather at electronica. This year, the world's leading trade fair for electronics will focus, among other topics, on Artificial Intelligence...
Corning's long-running intellectual property (IP) dispute with China-based IRICO has entered a new phase after the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) issued what Corning views as a fair and critical Initial Determination in the company's trade secret case.
Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association (TEEMA) on July 21 held an investment briefing in Taiwan on its Mexico science park plan, bringing together representatives from Mexico and Sonora state as it advanced a project aimed at helping Taiwanese small- and medium-sized enterprises expand overseas...
Communication – for whatever purpose, be it trying to persuade the electorate to vote for you, to convince your audience to buy whatever product you're selling, to manage client relationships, or simply to become famous online through creating engagement – is, at its heart, an exercise in storytelling.
Artificial intelligence is just an interesting theoretical problem for many scientists and engineers, but it is at its most useful when it directly responds to the needs of its users.
"Integrated circuit" is a fancy term for the chips that control the electronics that make our modern life possible. They are composed of hundreds of thousands or even millions of tiny components, such as transistors, capacitors, and resistors...
By now, it's common knowledge that artificial intelligence has sped up coding and is now replacing junior software engineers. But can you really trust the code that AI produces?