British universities lead the way with AI jobs 15th June 2018

In 2017, the UK Government proposed the implementation of the Security of Networking and Information Systems (NIS) Directive, with the aim of improving the security of essential services such as water and energy. Should providers fail to protect their systems, a £17m penalty could be enforced. Author: Nick Boughton, Sales Manager at Boulting Technology

  SDChain Alliance recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Guangzhou Robustel. The MoU was signed on May 16, 2018 during the SDChain German Community Conference 2018 held at Berlin.

  It has been announced by Leti, a research institute of CEA Tech, that new ISO standards on microfluidics will be developed under Leti’s initiative and guidelines.

AWS Electronics has announced the achievement of AS9100 Revision D at its Newcastle-under-Lyme facility in the UK. The new revision closely aligns with the recently updated quality management systems (QMS) standard ISO 9001:2015 (achieved by AWS in late 2016), with a focus on improving customer satisfaction and ensuring customer needs are met at all times.

  A new Chief Technology Officer has been appointed by Touch Biometrix, a disruptive fingerprint technology company.

  NWTNLabs has announced the launch of RUNVI, the smart insoles that provide real measurement to help health and fitness lovers achieve their goals more efficiently, on Kickstarter.

Consumer demand and government mandates for electronic systems that improve vehicle performance, that add comfort and convenience, and that warn, detect, and take corrective measures to keep drivers safe and alert are being added to new cars each year. This system growth, along with rising prices for memory components within them, are expected to raise the automotive IC market 18.5% this year to a new record high of $32.3bn, surpassing last year’s record of $27.2bn.

  In the opening keynote of NIWeek in Austin, Eric Starkloff launched right in. The Executive Vice President, Global Sales and Marketing at National Instruments commenced with praise for his audience of engineers and then at the close challenged them.