Successful placement with local power supply manufacturer 23rd May 2018
Since TDK-Lambda UK hosted a successful six-week summer placement for local student Tom Perry, he has started a four-year course at the University of Oxford, reading a Master’s Degree in Physics, sponsored throughout by the North Devon Manufacturers Association (NDMA) undergraduate scheme and summer employment programme.
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Who will Brexit really hurt? -
Homes of the future will tell you how healthy you are by your poo -
Fighting the 'summer slide' with STEM lessons for students -
NIWeek 2018: LabVIEW 2018 speeds time to market -
Five reasons why connectors are better than hardwiring -
Could intelligent connectors usher in the IoT revolution? -
Bringing AI in edge devices to the mass market -
What is it really like to launch a tech startup?
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Who will Brexit really hurt?According to a new report Dream bigger: The scale-up moment, from accountancy, tax and investment management group, Smith & Williamson, almost half (45%) of the tech scale-up businesses in the UK believe that the Government’s approach to Brexit and international trade will have no impact on them, while 30% think they stand to benefit.
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Homes of the future will tell you how healthy you are by your pooIt has been revealed that homes of the future will be able to tell if you’re poorly by analysing your poo. Experts predict technology will become so smart, we’ll all be sitting on toilets which can tell how fit, well and healthy we are. Futurist, Tom Cheesewright claims homes could literally save lives, with toilets becoming the new family doctor and having the ability to examine waste as it is made.
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Skills shortages still pose a major risk to security capabilityThe latest survey from the not-for-profit industry body, the Institute of Information Security Professionals (IISP), has shown that over the last three years, those feeling that organisations are getting worse at defending against major cyber security breaches has leapt from 9% to 18%. In contrast, the number of businesses that feel better prepared to respond to and deal with incidents rose from 47% to 66% over the same period.
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Mobile app simplifies sourcing of STM's productsThe ST Voltage Regulator Finder app helps engineers, purchasers, students, or makers find and buy STMicroelectronics’ voltage regulators, precision voltage references, or DC/DC converters, quickly and easily from a smartphone or tablet. Users can search by part number, parameter, or product family to identify suitable components and view key features in the app.
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New Yorker Electronics signs Holy Stone MLCC lineNew Yorker Electronics has signed an agreement with Holy Stone International to become a franchise distributor of its Multi-layer Ceramic Capacitors (MLCC’s), designed for Aerospace, Automotive, Lighting, Telecommunications and other applications. Through this agreement, New Yorker Electronics will use its global distribution channels to develop new opportunities for both companies.
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What is it really like to launch a tech startup?New research conducted by Studio Graphene in partnership with City Road Communications has revealed how entrepreneurs’ expectations of launching a technology startup compare to the realities of running a company.
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What will the home of the future be able to do?The home of the future will be so in tune with its owner it will be able to tell their mood, TV preferences and even if they’re hungry - due to smart tech engaging with their biometric data.
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Arrow brings Scalys boards to EMEAArrow Electronics has signed an agreement to supply Scalys’ System-on-Modules (SoMs) and Small Board Computers (SBC) throughout Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA). Scalys single and multi-core SoMs and boards are small form factor computer boards that can be integrated with ease into many applications, reducing development time significantly.
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Imagineering Fair at Bath & West Show
30th May 2018
United Kingdom The Royal Bath & West Society Showground, Somerset