Industry News
Combined attack on serious fraud
AEEMA and the Major Fraud Investigation Division of Victoria Police have signed a memorandum of understanding to help prevent, detect and investigate serious fraud and electronic environment management issues.
[ + ]Austronics moves to Olympic Park
The new venue, which has been overwhelmingly rated the one of choice in extensive surveys to existing and potential visitors, is in Australia's fastest growing catchment area in the heart of Sydney's industrial and manufacturing hub.
[ + ]Canadian acquisition
National Instruments has acquired the Toronto, Canada-based Electronics Workbench, a supplier of electronics design automation software.
[ + ]Foxtel racking
Techmetal has completed the first stage of an installation of P-series racking systems at Foxtel's Digital Centre, to house the specialised equipment involved in Foxtel's digital television upgrade.
[ + ]Fuel cell appliance gets field trial
Ceramic Fuel Cells and Central Gippsland Institute of TAFE announce an agreement for Australia's first field trial of a fuel cell powered micro-CHP (combined heat and power) generator appliance.
[ + ]Light beams tied in knots
Researchers from the British universities of Southampton and Glasgow have succeeded in tying knots in light beams.
[ + ]AEEMA represented in Singapore
Singapore-based Sydney Innovation Technology Centre (ITC) has signed an agency agreement with the Australian Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association (AEEMA) for representation in Singapore and joint promotion across ASEAN countries.
[ + ]Longer lives for organic LEDs
The performance of organic light-emitting diodes can be improved by doping them with carbon-60 according to scientists at Samsung in South Korea.
[ + ]SA boosting its 'secret' technology
If results of a South Australian survey are anything to go by, that state is harbouring an unknown high tech industry in Adelaide's suburbs.
[ + ]Networking company offers free workshops
Networking and connectivity products manufacturer D-Link has announced a series of free channel-based technical workshops and certification training programs start from July across Australia.
[ + ]Diamonds are a hacker's worst friend
A Melbourne University research team has developed technology that will ultimately make it impossible to eavesdrop on communications and steal information - and it all depends on growing diamonds in a microwave oven.
[ + ]Soanar sold
Fermionics Group is acquiring the businesses of Hagemeyer Asia Pacific Electronics across Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia and India. The businesses include Soanar Electronics, Soanar Plus and Hcom.
[ + ]LCDs continue popularity rise
The Australian total PC monitor market finished last year on a positive note, with shipments in the final quarter growing 1.9% sequentially from the third quarter of 2004, contributing to the 19.1% expansion from 2003.
[ + ]Old phones blossom
An unwanted mobile phone is planted and turns into a beautiful bloom. This novel idea has its roots in down-to-earth science.
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