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Nexans teams to tackle counterfeit cables
Nexans teams to tackle counterfeit cables
Business news |
French giant Nexans has adopted technology from Authentic Vision to secure its products and supply chains and combat counterfeit cables.
RFID tags on paper substrate eliminate plastic
RFID tags on paper substrate eliminate plastic
Technology News |
Toppan in Japan has developed a process for using paper rather than plastic as a substrate for its RFID…
European CEO interviews in 2022
European CEO interviews in 2022
Interviews |
Hear from the leading European semiconductor executives on trends and technologies in our exclusive interviews in 2022 on eeNews Europe.
Knowles, Trillbit team to simplify setup of smart devices
Knowles, Trillbit team to simplify setup of smart devices
Business news |
Micro-acoustic, audio processing, and precision device solutions provider Knowles and data over sound technology specialist Trillbit have announced a collaboration…

Top ten RISC-V articles in 2022
Top ten RISC-V articles in 2022
Feature articles |
There is no denying that 2022 is the year that RISC-V took off. Europe has been slow to adopt the open specification instruction set, perhaps reflecting the strength of competitor…
ETAS, Deutsche Telekom join forces on security monitoring of vehicle fleets
ETAS, Deutsche Telekom join forces on security monitoring of vehicle fleets
Business news |
The Bosch subsidiary ETAS GmbH with its automotive security brand Escrypt and Deutsche Telekom Security GmbH have agreed on a contractual cooperation to protect vehicle fleets against cyberattacks.
Infineon moves smartcard chip to 28nm to tackle shortages
Infineon moves smartcard chip to 28nm to tackle shortages
Business news |
Infineon Technologies has developed a security processor for payment smartcard to TSMC’s 28nm process technology, the first such chip to do so. The 28nm process node is mature but has…
Silicon Catalyst expands chip startup support in UK
Silicon Catalyst expands chip startup support in UK
Business news |
Incubator Silicon Catalyst has added three key companies to its support network to help chip design startups get to market faster. The new In-Kind Partner (IKP) companies are all based…
Sweden opens advanced automotive cyber security centre
Sweden opens advanced automotive cyber security centre
Business news |
Research institute relies on ethical hackers and latest research in cybertechnology to combat increasing threats to linked vehicles.
Built-in cybersecurity for Renesas smart meter chips
Built-in cybersecurity for Renesas smart meter chips
New Products |
Renesas Electronics is using zero-trust meter-level cyber security from NanoLock Security in Israel for its smart meter chips. SDKs leave electricity grid vulnerable to Chinese hackers Engineers using the…
Infineon teams for first post-quantum passport security
Infineon teams for first post-quantum passport security
Technology News |
Three European companies have developed the first proof of concept for a more secure post-quantum passport. Quantum computers could become a serious threat to the security of documents such as…
SDKs leave electricity grid vulnerable to Chinese hackers
SDKs leave electricity grid vulnerable to Chinese hackers
Technology News |
Researchers at Microsoft have identified vulnerabilities in the software development kits (SDKs) of semiconductors that could leave electricity grids unprotected from attack. A report from Recorded Future in April detailed suspected…
Infineon, Fingerprints team for biometric payment cards
Infineon, Fingerprints team for biometric payment cards
Business news |
Infineon Technologies has signed a key development and commercialization deal with Swedish biometric card maker Fingerprint Cards. The two have developed a proof of concept to make biometric smart card…
Blockchain used to increase electric grid resiliency
Blockchain used to increase electric grid resiliency
Technology News |
Researchers at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory say they are using blockchain to validate communication among devices on the electric grid.
Infineon strengthens protection against cyber attacks against vehicles
Infineon strengthens protection against cyber attacks against vehicles
Technology News |
Semiconductor products and defence structures are ISO/SAE 21434 certified.
Europe agrees flagship €2.4bn quantum satellite programme
Europe agrees flagship €2.4bn quantum satellite programme
Business news |
The European parliament has agreed to back a €2.4bn programme to build a secure quantum satellite network for the region. The Secure Connectivity Programme will run from 2023-2027 to deploy…
Spintronics-based IC ‘logic locks’ promise enhanced chip security
Spintronics-based IC ‘logic locks’ promise enhanced chip security
Technology News |
Researchers at KAUST say they have shown that protective "logic locks" — based on an advanced branch of electronics called spintronics — could be incorporated into the integrated circuits of…
Downloadable ‘softSIM’ aims to boost IoT deployments
Downloadable ‘softSIM’ aims to boost IoT deployments
New Products |
Danish startup Onomondo has developed a SIM that can be downloaded from the cloud and installed securely on a microcontroller to ease the rollout of millions of devices in the…
SES signs deal to launch European quantum crypto satellite
SES signs deal to launch European quantum crypto satellite
Business news |
SES has signed a deal to launch a European end-to-end Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) system satellite. Eagle-1 will be launched into Low Earth Orbit (LEO) by Arianespace on a Vega…
Codasip in Bristol IoT security buy for RISC-V
Codasip in Bristol IoT security buy for RISC-V
Business news |
RISC-V core developer Codasip has acquired Bristol, UK-based Cerberus Security Labs. Security has been a key issue for developers of systems based around the open standard RISC-V instruction set. Codasip…
Securing the road ahead: Security challenges and opportunities for EV chargers
Securing the road ahead: Security challenges and opportunities for EV chargers
Feature articles |
For electromobility to really take off, it is not only the vehicles that need to be further perfected and the charging infrastructure expanded. Measures must also be taken to ensure…
NXP pushes security in Matter 1.0 development boards
NXP pushes security in Matter 1.0 development boards
New Products |
NXP Semiconductors has updated its range of development platforms for the creation of devices for smart homes and buildings using the latest Matter1.0 standard. The development platforms support the latest…
Cannabis industry gets end-to-end smart packaging technology
Cannabis industry gets end-to-end smart packaging technology
Business news |
Digital security and identification specialist Identiv and cannabis technology company TrueGreen have announced the deployment of what is offered as the world's first smart tamper seal using radio frequency identification…
IAR taps EU Cyber Resilience Act to boost embedded security
IAR taps EU Cyber Resilience Act to boost embedded security
Business news |
IAR Systems in Sweden is providing security tools to embedded developers to meet coming legislation from the European Union. The EU Cyber Resilience Act, proposed in September, obliges manufacturers…
French secure element processor uses RISC-V
French secure element processor uses RISC-V
Business news |
French processor designer Tiempo Secure has developed secure IP based on the RISC-V open instruction set. The TESIC Secure Element IP uses the RV32IMCB 32bit RISC-V specification to adopt a…
Cognizant Mobility presents Digital Car Key 3.0
Cognizant Mobility presents Digital Car Key 3.0
Technology News |
More features at higher security level than existing solutions…
Next-gen NFC chip speeds certification of digital car key systems
Next-gen NFC chip speeds certification of digital car key systems
New Products |
First key chip according to Car Connectivity Consortium specs…
£1.5m to boost use of ARM’s CHERI security
£1.5m to boost use of ARM’s CHERI security
Business news |
The UK government has opened a £1.5 million ($1.5m, €1.6m) competition to experiment with ARM’s Morello secure processor technology. The competition from the Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) will fund projects…


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