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A Flood of EV FUD and Disinfo (opens the original)
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Is the recent surge of anti-EV propaganda proof that the transition to green transportation is stalled? Or is it a sign that industries whose fortunes are built on internal combustion technologies are undergoing an extinction burst, a phenomenon which often precedes the rejection of a dysfunctional behavior, or the rapid decline of a dominant species? I’m asking because over the past year, my inbox and LinkedIn feeds have become choked with a growing flood of FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt),
Phone Museum Offers a Trans-Temporal Tapestry of Telephonic Tech (opens the original)
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The Telephone Museum might not fit neatly into your must-see list of Maine’s scenic coastlines, quaint villages, and local seafood spots (Fig. 1). However, its blend of technology, history, and culture makes it a great place to visit for tech-nerds and their tech-challenged companions. Tucked away off US 1A, between Bangor and Ellsworth, the only clue to its existence is a tiny sign saying “Telephone Museum” tacked to a tree on the corner of a quiet side road. If you go about a mile, you’ll arri
Thailand Upskills Workforce to Meet an Expanding Tech Economy’s Demands (Part 2) (opens the original)
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Can a strategic approach to updating America’s technical education system help maintain its leadership in the global tech economy? During a recent tour of Thailand’s booming electronics industry, Electronic Design’s Lee Goldberg got an opportunity to see how a collaboration between academia and industry is being used to develop curricula that will give students the skills they need to successfully engage the existing and emerging opportunities of the country’s rapidly changing tech economy. Part
Thailand Upskills Workforce to Meet an Expanding Tech Economy’s Demands (Part 1) (opens the original)
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Technical education has been a critical and often neglected source of America’s economic strength. Since the dawn of the 20th century, our trade schools, colleges, and universities prepared their graduates for good-paying careers in research, manufacturing, and service industries that powered the economy. Now, as we struggle to reverse the effects of several decades of de-industrialization, many businesses are having difficulty finding enough engineers, technicians, and other skilled workers wit
This Week in PowerBites: Megawatt MEMS, Battery Breakthroughs, Grid Greening (opens the original)
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Welcome to our summer edition of PowerBites, which covers hot topics such as the future of electric aviation, the continued growth of fossil-free generation capacity in the U.S. grid, and advances in battery technology. And please stop by our ProductBites section, where we serve up a heaping helping of innovative power products. This month, our smorgasbord highlights battery management, motor control, and components to support emerging 48-V automotive applications. Spotlighted products for this
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