Electronics
Three workers die at Tata's India iPhone parts factory in latest safety incident
The deaths, which occurred late on Monday, will be investigated by Apple, Tata and the state authorities, state officials and two industry sources with direct knowledge said.
The fastest arms race is happening in the electromagnetic spectrum
The next battlefield: IDF races to prepare for future wars in space, top general says - exclusive
The battlefield is in your backyard: Why drone, GPS chaos is now civilian life - opinion
R2 Wireless is making the invisible battlespace visible
"ODIN allows you to see, and if you can see, then you can see everything. It turns the invisible visible and that’s an incredible advantage.”
Ahead of Passover: Holiday collections, smart cookware and self-operating ice cream machine
An ice cream machine, new kitchenware from Golf&Co and Soltam, Ninja appliance, Seder plate by Magnus, colorful pitchers from KARE, and tools from HAY and Castro Home.
The hardest material? Chinese team forges hexagonal diamond with super strength
To synthesize the crystals, the team compressed highly ordered pyrolytic graphite to pressures as high as 20 gigapascals, roughly 200,000 times the atmospheric pressure at Earth’s surface.
Beyond the cockpit: How aerospace engineering is revolutionizing consumer hardware
Jensen Huang says Israel is 'our second home' as Nvidia confirms new campus plans
The campus will accommodate a higher number of employees than industry executives initially estimated - double the number of the company's employees in Israel today.
Nexperia chip crisis throws global auto supply chains into chaos again
Nexperia chip crisis leaves automakers exposed as China halts exports, cutting production and revealing reliance on low-tech components
Gold in your hands: Israel’s first plant set to turn electronic waste into a mine of precious metal
Israeli initiative recycles e-waste locally, recovers rare metals, and employs workers with disabilities, days after renewed debate over the country’s raw-material dependence.
Justice Dept. sanctions Iranian US resident for smuggling electronics, including for Iran railways
Bahram Mohammad Ostovari, a 66-year-old resident of Santa Monica, California, and Tehran, Iran, was arrested on Thursday for allegedly bypassing Iranian sanctions.
Benda goes outside: The company opens a new store in Herzliya
Benda Magnetic has opened a flagship store in Herzliya, combining products for the home, garden, and outdoor trips, alongside exclusive brands and advanced technological solutions.
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