Analysis

Moxa, a pioneer in industrial communications and networking, announces the launch of its MPC-3000 Series panel computers. Designed to address the diverse needs of industrial environments, the MPC-3000 panel computers offer a range of screen sizes, a robust feature set, and industry certifications aimed at reliability, durability, and versatility in demanding operating environments.

Digitalisation, AI, and automation are intensifying demands on data centre (DC) IT infrastructure, driving the need for effective cooling solutions.

Omdia’s latest Display Optical Film Tracker, projects that global polarizer demand will reach 594 million square meters in 2024 expanding to 682 million square meters by 2027, at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.4%.

Advanced Engineering has released an industry report addressing the most pressing challenges and opportunities facing engineers and manufacturers across the United Kingdom.

Digital technologies enable companies to effectively address sustainability goals. Even though there are some considerable differences in the acceptance and usage intensity of the smart home and smart mobility, consumers in Europe, the US, and Asia see similarly high potential for climate protection through digital technologies.

Sixty-eight percent of women agree that more can be done to improve the workplace for women in leadership roles, calling for improved career pathways and mentorship.

Stevenage Circuits Ltd. (SCL), now Merlin Stevenage, was a UK-based printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturer founded in Stevenage, Hertfordshire. The company had over 45 years of expertise in the design and production of PCBs for industries like aerospace & defence, telecommunications, medical, and automotive.

Omdia’s Display Driver IC Market Tracker indicate that NexChip and Samsung Foundry have emerged as key leaders in the display driver IC (DDIC) market for 3Q24.

The cancellation of Apple’s project beginning of 2024 has shaken confidence in microLED technology, leaving the industry at a critical juncture. As delays continue and OLED advances, microLED’s value proposition is shrinking.

A recent Omdia survey of 28 quantum computing (QC) vendors headquartered in North America, Europe, Asia & Oceania, Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa suggests that 2026-27 will mark a key inflection point for the industry on several important measures of progress, especially as quantum computing vendors face a long and challenging road to large-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computers (FTQC). This view is supported by the recent u...