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POLYN Technology announces its white paper on how neuromorphic analogue signal processing (NASP) approach can mimic the human brain in IoT sensory systems and advance the sensor node paradigm.

Tracktion Corporation has released Novum, a next-gen granular synthesiser from Dawesome.

Open banking payments are going from strength to strength in the UK and Europe as use cases continue to expand, with open banking platform Token.io  at the heart of developments.

Volvo Energy has invested in the UK-based, second-life battery energy storage specialist Connected Energy in order to further accelerate Volvo Group’s battery business and sustainability opportunities.

TTI Europe, a leading specialty distributor of electronic components, announces a new distribution agreement with Teledyne Relays, an innovative leader in manufacturing switching products.

Hamamatsu Photonics has released a multi-channel confocal unit called MAICO. This MEMS* confocal unit can easily be attached to any microscope to achieve confocal fluorescence microscopy.

We’ve worked from home, we’ve worked hybrid — but could we work less? A four-day working week is the “next, logical and overdue step” in the transformation of the workplace, according to director of the 4 Day Week Campaign, Joe Ryle.

Smartoptics, a leading provider of optical networking solutions, has announced that Consolidated, a US-based telco operator, has chosen the Smartoptics DCP-404 muxponder to increase the capacity of its ring network to 100G. The DCP-404 was considered the most effective and cost-efficient solution after a thorough analysis of all options available.

Metalenz, the first company to commercialise meta-optics, and STMicroelectronics have announced that ST’s currently released VL53L8 direct Time-of-Flight (dToF) sensor is the highly anticipated market debut of the meta-optics devices developed through their partnership, which was disclosed in June 2021.

As smartphones and internet technologies become increasingly accessible in Africa, the continent has become a lucrative market for the eCommerce industry. According to the numbers presented by StockApps.com, the African eCommerce market will reach annual revenue of $46.1bn by 2025.