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Fluke has introduced a series of product calibrators, intended to be used by people with “minimal training”, it said. “With demand for calibration growing every year, Fluke 5560A [right] defines a new class of multi-product calibrator by catering for new and inexperienced workers joining the calibration business without much training,” according to the company. “Key features ...
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PASQAL, the three year-old French neutral atoms quantum computing startup, has completed a €100 million equity Series B raise led by new investor Temasek. Other new investors include the European Innovation Council (EIC) Fund, Wa’ed Ventures and Bpifrance, through its Large Venture Fund. The new funding takes the total amount raised so far to €140 ...
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Weebit Nano, the embedded ReRAM specialist, expects its first revenues this year with its 22nm designs being used by foundries. “Technology qualification is now underway with SkyWater – the final step before productisation and first orders on SkyWater’s 130nm process,” says Weebit’s CEO Coby Hanoch, “our  first taped-out silicon wafers from SkyWater’s U.S. fab have ...
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BAE Systems has launched a recruitment drive for 100 engineers, which it describes as a ‘once-in-a-generation opportunity’. Positions involved include design, mission systems, integration and software disciplines, and the roles range from apprentices and graduates to experienced posts and management. The aerospace company says it is recruiting engineers for its site in Brough, Humberside “in ...
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