Paul Whytock

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Paul Whytock is Technology Correspondent for Electropages. He has reported extensively on the electronics industry in Europe, the United States and the Far East for over thirty years. Prior to entering journalism, he worked as a design engineer with Ford Motor Company at locations in England, Germany, Holland and Belgium.

Automotive MCU Product Line Dedicated to Simplifying & Accelerating Software Developement

Today’s high-end cars contain more lines of software code than modern jet fighters, with luxury models running up to 100 million lines of code compared to a mere 6 million in jumbo

Articles | 08-07-2015

Automotive MCU Product Line Dedicated to Simplifying & Accelerating Software Developement

Today’s high-end cars contain more lines of software code than modern jet fighters, with luxury models running up to 100 million lines of code compared to a mere 6 million in jumbo

Insights | 08-07-2015

Electric Cars. 130 Years On and Still Stuck in Second Gear

Expensive to buy and run, lack of range, slow charging from inadequate networks and environmentally not the saviours of the planet we are led to believe. These are just some of the

Articles | 02-07-2015

Electric Cars. 130 Years On and Still Stuck in Second Gear

Expensive to buy and run, lack of range, slow charging from inadequate networks and environmentally not the saviours of the planet we are led to believe. These are just some of the

Insights | 02-07-2015

Collaboration proliferation: June's Top Five Technical Joint Ventures

Unlike national newspapers, corporate collaborations and technical joint ventures (JVs) don’t have a silly summer season. In fact, where national media can sometimes struggle for h

Articles | 24-06-2015

Collaboration proliferation: June's Top Five Technical Joint Ventures

Unlike national newspapers, corporate collaborations and technical joint ventures (JVs) don’t have a silly summer season. In fact, where national media can sometimes struggle for h

Insights | 24-06-2015

Chocolate vs Electronics? When It Comes to Beating Strokes My Money's on Both

As a committed consumer of dark Swiss chocolate, research saying that downing a daily helping could reduce the risk of cardiac disease and increase stroke prevention came as very g

Articles | 17-06-2015

Chocolate vs Electronics? When It Comes to Beating Strokes My Money's on Both

As a committed consumer of dark Swiss chocolate, research saying that downing a daily helping could reduce the risk of cardiac disease and increase stroke prevention came as very g

Insights | 17-06-2015

Will Intel's Expensive Push Into Programmable Logic be a Buck to Far?

Financially Intel is no slouch, with its market capitalisation of close to $148 billion, but the amount it’s paid to get its hands on Altera’s programmable logic expertise is serio

Articles | 10-06-2015