International

Infineon

1,5 Billion Security Chips Sold

Infineon's security technology Integrity Guard protects passports and ID cards worldwide. The developers let themselves get inspired by the functional principle of DNA. And this has been very successful: 1.5 billion security chips have now been sold.

Cyber Security

Prioritize Threat Alerts with AI

Trend Micro now offers a Managed Detection & Response service using artificial…

Digitization at the Workplace

More Routine Work for Academics

Automation and digitization have so far not led to academics taking on only creative…

Capacitive Transducers

Energy from the Stream

The idea of using flowing water to generate electricity is an old one. A new principle…

Battery and Fuel Cell Monitoring

More Precise Condition Monitoring Through Web-Based Visualization

Smart Testsolutions extends its voltage monitoring for batteries and fuel cells with a…

JV in Automotive Software Engineering

BMW and Critical Software Are Expanding their Cooperation

BMW and Critical Software are forming a joint venture to combine their expertise in the…

3D-Printing / Sensors

Researchers Print Sensors on Gummy Bears

Scientists at TU Munich and Forschungszentrum Jülich have succeeded in printing…

AI & Digitization

TechMahindra Opens Makers Lab in Munich

The Indian IT group TechMahindra wants to boost its business in Germany and has…

Microchip launches SAM L10/L11 MCUs

arm Cortex-M23 and On-Chip-Security for IoT applications

Microchip's new L10/L11 microcontroller family is set to conquer the IoT with…

Renault

New Electric Vehicle Experience Centre in Berlin

Renault has opened a new Renault Electric Vehicle Experience Centre in Berlin, Germany, as…