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.

Alternative Metals Research Beats a Path Towards 2nm Technology Nodes

Electrically functional 2metal-level interconnects created with Ru semi-damascene, and airgap technology have for the first time shown an extended lifetime capability which is coup

03-11-2020

SDR Market Booms as Updates Get Easy

The SDR (SDR) market is rightly described as booming with a current value of around €20billion and is going to hit €32billion in another ten years’ time. Driving this rapid market

03-10-2020

EU Electronics Job Opportunities Resist any Pandemic Downturn

One of the commercial aspects of the living through the coronavirus pandemic has been the loss of jobs and the diminishing number of career opportunities, the latter situation impa

27-08-2020

Electrolysis Breakthroughs will make Hydrogen the Green Fuel No-Brainer

Forget petrol, diesel and electric vehicle propulsions systems; the future is hydrogen. The problem is that most of the world doesn’t see it that way…yet. But that could all change

03-08-2020

Will America’s Protectionist Stance Against Chinese Technology Come Back to Haunt Them?

It's an industry-given that protectionism often does as much harm to the instigator as it does to the target of trade restrictions, which is why the current spat between the USA an

02-07-2020

What’s got Pole Position in the Greener Car Grand Prix, Lithium Recycling, Re-Purposing or Ethanol?

City dwellers during the Covid-19 pandemic will no doubt have noticed and welcomed the improvement in their air quality. Rather than smelling and tasting like something being sucke

02-06-2020

Tech Innovations Start Trimming Lithium's Dendritic Stubble Trouble

Over sixty years ago a metallurgical abnormality was discovered that revealed metal surfaces could grow whiskers.  Thinner than a human hair and virtually undetectable to the human

29-04-2020

Capitalism can become the Carbon-Cutting Hero

When it comes to truly cutting our planet’s carbon footprint it's corporations, their banks and senior politicians that really hold the key to unlocking environmental strategies th

01-04-2020

Can Automotive Ai become as Smart as Lionel Messi’s brain?

Barcelona’s huge Mobile World Congress event may have been cancelled because of fears regarding coronavirus but the Embedded World electronics exhibition in Nuremberg went ahead de

05-03-2020