ARC International and Toshiba Corporation have announced that they have entered into a strategic collaboration that is intended to increase the worldwide semiconductor industry's adoption of configurable technology.

Fluke Australia has teamed up with educators to bring the latest test and measurement expertise into the classroom.

Richardson Electronics has announced a franchise distributor partnership with Radiotronix, of Oklahoma.

Two directives have been introduced that will impact on the export of electrical and electronic devices into the European market:

The Australian Government now regulates the energy efficiency performance of external power supplies, AC charger and AC adaptors.

The global industry - now in its fifth consecutive year of expansion - appears to have shaken off the cycle of boom and bust that characterised its earlier stages said Scott Jewler, chief strategy officer for STATS ChipPAC.

The Centre for Integrated Photonics (CIP) has announced a hybrid assembly technique that offers a very simple yet highly reliable method of integrating optical devices.

Verifone Holdings has expanded its Asia Pacific presence with the opening of its international headquarters in Singapore last week. The headquarters will run the company’s global supply chain management and house a research and development centre.

MIT engineers report they may have found a way for structures – and materials – to move like a bird, adjusting its wings to catch every current of air, essentially morphing from one shape into another.

Scientists in the US have devised a new flexible material that could revolutionise the way we light our homes and offices.

Glyn has been appointed as the sole distributor for Cyan Technology in Australia and New Zealand.

Andalusian scientists of the University of Cadiz and Pablo de Olavide University (Seville) are working on a project to improve photoelectrochemical solar cells performance, an alternative to the silicon cells that are normally used.

Fluke Australia has received an exclusive endorsement from the National Electrical and Communications Association Queensland (NECA-Q) against the IEC61010 safety standard.

Returning from several key international meetings in the Greater China Region, Angus Robinson, chief executive of Australia’s ICT, electronics and electrical manufacturing industry body has today welcomed the AiG’s recent call for a national manufacturing strategy.

A joint team from the University of Southampton in Britain and Penn State University in the US has combined the technologies of optical fibre and silicon/germanium to make devices inside microstructured fibres.