[ad_1] Chang is 86 and has steered TSMC from start-up to $185 billion market cap in 30 years. Chang says he is retiring for personal and family reasons and that he would not sit on the board of directors or participate in management activities after retirement.. Chang started TSMC in 1987 as a jv betweenRead more about Morris Chang to retire in June[…]

[ad_1] Noon.com went online quietly last night, and with that another aspiring e-commerce platform launched in the region. Noon has got people excited with its supposedly expansive range of products and an ambition to match amazon.com.  But what does this mean for the current leading ecommerce platform Souq.com, that was acquired by amazon.com a fewRead more about Noon.com vs Souq.com – who's got the better prices?[…]

[ad_1] The motors were hinged in such a way that their weight kept their spindles in contact with the wheels forming a simple reduction drive. It was bought to mind because I was describing to my friend who is teaching Arduino programming and wants a cheap, easy-to-make, way to get a small computer mobile. ThisRead more about Cheap Arduino robot teaching resource[…]

[ad_1] Amazon’s latest product push was its biggest yet. At its headquarters in Seattle, it recently announced a slew of new Amazon devices. Depending on where you are in the world, at least five of these were brand new.  To recap there was (deep breath): the all-new Amazon Echo 2nd Generation, the Amazon Echo Plus,Read more about Inside the Echo chamber: why Alexa's now in everything – from BMW to Billy Bass[…]

[ad_1] Electronics Weekly, in partnership with RS Components, is seeking to highlight the brightest and most talented young electronic engineers in the UK today. Pictured above is the class of 2017, receiving their awards at the Houses of Parliament. We will again be looking for the young engineers who are already making a difference in theRead more about Time to enter EW BrightSparks 2018![…]

[ad_1] Facial recognition is in the news right now thanks to the iPhone X unlock system, but it seems Facebook is also investigating potential uses of the tech – the social media giant is apparently testing a face ID system for getting you back into a locked account. Originally seen in a tweet showing aRead more about You could soon be using your face to get back into your Facebook account[…]

[ad_1] “After nearly 40 years of being active in motorsport, Audi now becomes the first German automobile manufacturer to compete in Formula E in order to test and advance the development of new technologies for production,” said Audi board member Peter Mertens. The Audi 2017-18 season car has only one gear, as opposed to theRead more about Audi’s electric racing car for Formula E[…]

[ad_1] It’s a shame the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus didn’t come with all new designs, because while they look like a slightly different iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus there are some massive improvements under the hood: ridiculously fast processors, even better cameras and some brilliant new features. And here we present 19Read more about 19 essential iPhone 8 tips and tricks[…]

[ad_1] This is a collaboration between the Swedish mobile operator and technology suppliers Ericsson and Intel. One of the use cases demonstrated was an industrial IoT application where a construction excavator was remotely controlled with a live 5G network. The demonstration used an Ericsson 5G basestation consisting of 5G millimetre wave antenna, radio and baseband,Read more about Intel and Ericsson in Nordic project to roll-out first 5G services in Europe[…]

[ad_1] With an ambition to take on the likes of Amazon.com and the backing of Mohamed Alabbar and the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia, noon.com has finally opened up its website to online shoppers. Revealed last year in October, the website was originally scheduled to go online in January of this year but managementRead more about Noon.com is online and ready for shoppers[…]