Ethernet training partnership
16 September, 2011
RMIT University and Belden Australia have formed a partnership.
Plessey opens in China
14 September, 2011
Plessey Semiconductors has opened a new office in the centre of Shenzhen, China.
Panel makers cut glass input
13 September, 2011
Panel makers have to adjust their production strategies because of falling prices and weak demand expectations.
Silver lining for conductors
13 September, 2011
Revenues from the sale of silver-based transparent conductors could reach more than AU$513 million by 2016.
Electronex exhibition
01 September, 2011
Electronex opens on 14 September at Melbourne Park Function Centre.
Shaken and stirred battery charging
24 August, 2011
MicroGen Systems and Cornell University's Energy Materials Centre have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop "self-charging" batteries.
ZigBee the leader for smart meters
23 August, 2011
Smart meter revenues are forecast to eclipse US$12 billion by 2016.
Transparent market grows
23 August, 2011
The market opportunities for the transparent conducting oxides, polymers and nanomaterials used in display, photovoltaics and other applications will exceed US$6.9 billion in revenues by 2016, says NanoMarkets.
Mobile PCs outpace desktops in China
23 August, 2011
Total China PC market shipments, which include desktop PCs, all-in-one PCs and mobile PCs, are growing at a faster pace than any other region of the world.
Federal funding for solar research
23 August, 2011
A grant will fund research to help build one of the largest solar power plants in the world.
Kontron M2M smart services developer kit
18 August, 2011 | Supplied by: Kontron Australia Pty Ltd
A machine-to-machine (M2M) smart services developer kit with a deployable Intel Atom processor-based services-ready system is now available.
Technology Futures Summit
12 August, 2011
Technology Futures Summit 2011 will be held 24 August in Adelaide.
Microchip Technology chipKIT development platform
09 August, 2011 | Supplied by: Microchip Technology Australia
Microchip Technology and Digilent have launched what they claim is the first 32-bit-microcontroller-based, open-source development platform that is compatible with Arduino hardware and software.
