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READNovember 2025 Edition
The November 2025 issue of ELE Times explores the rapidly evolving frontiers of technology that are redefining the electronics industry. From decoding the AI age and what engineers need to thrive in it, to an exclusive interview with Santhosh Kumar, President & MD of Texas Instruments India, the issue offers deep insights into innovation and leadership shaping the future. It further delves into how quantum sensors and post-Moore measurement technologies are rewriting reality, why semiconductor packaging has become the new battlefield for India’s chip ambitions, and how smart technologies are transforming RF and microwave development. The edition also examines how simulation is accelerating advancements in quantum computing R&D. Packed with expert perspectives and forward-looking analysis, this issue captures the essence of engineering in the age of intelligence.
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READOctober 2025 Edition
The October 2025 issue of ELE Times brings a deep dive into the forefront of innovation shaping electronics and semiconductor industries. This edition features insights from technology leaders such as Anritsu, Qualcomm, ASML, Infineon, Rohde & Schwarz, Nvidia, and Cadence, covering cutting-edge topics from AI at the edge, OpenROADM test tools, and quantum computing breakthroughs to the transformative power of GaN devices. Exclusive interviews with Raghu Panicker, CEO of Kaynes Semicon, and Jose Lok of element14 capture the pulse of India’s growing semiconductor momentum. Our editorial team explores evolving trends like hybrid powertrains, 5G/6G reliability, and AI’s defining role in modern reality. With expert features, industry analyses, and next-gen product highlights, this edition of ELE Times delivers a compelling look at technologies revolutionizing design, manufacturing, and connectivity.
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READSeptember 2025 Edition
The September edition of ELE Times brings readers an engaging mix of exclusive insights and technology trends shaping the future of electronics. The cover story explores how magnetic fields are enabling precision in microassembly, while an exclusive interview with the CEO of Messe München—organisers of India’s largest electronics component show, Electronica Productronica India—offers unique perspectives available only in ELE Times. This issue also features an in-depth look at why cascading chipsets and fusion testing are set to define the next era of automotive radar, alongside a spotlight on breakthroughs in human–machine interfaces that are transforming the way we interact with technology. Rounding off the edition is an exploration of alternative technologies to lithium, opening discussions on the next wave of energy storage solutions.