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Regulations & Standards

For nearly two decades, health advocates have pushed to standardize the way medical devices are tracked and studied. They eventually landed on a solution that others, including other parts of the medical industry, already had adopted – a unique code…

New Zealand halts Huawei from 5G upgrade due to ``significant network security risk''

The biggest electronica ever includes 80,000 visitors — an increase of 10%

Firms talk adaptation, committed to apply innovative solutions to some of the world's most significant challenges

Highlights in Munich Germany include CEO round table on artificial intelligence

These stretchable, inexpensive, tattoo-like circuits were made with an inkjet printer at Carnegie Mellon University

Tim Cook backs privacy laws during an international conference on data privacy

Canadian companies tend to be overconfident or unprepared to protect sensitive information from data breaches – mostly because they have an incomplete or inadequate picture about the evolving challenges they face, according to cybersecurity experts.  A study conducted by Ovum…

Saadia Muzaffar resigns citing “deep dismay” and ``profound concern” regarding public trust toward the tech project in Toronto

We are in contact with textiles for up to 98% of our lives, and they are starting to become intelligent. Part of this revolution includes the integration of electronics and textiles. Electronic textiles (e-textiles) have been in development for decades,…

If you are an electronic engineer or designer looking for the latest components, test, CEM services or production materials on the market, you will want to pencil in a visit to either one of the EPTECH Shows taking place in Mississauga…

5th-Generation Wireless Systems (5G), says the optimist, will revolutionize our life as the 3G/4G systems did. While the majority are still waiting to link to the 4G network, the top telecoms have started the war for the next generation of…