Molex incorporated, an Illinois based electronic company has recently purchased Bittware Inc., through a recent acquisition in the computer industry. Molex incorporated is a leading company that provides connectors parts and electronics with high quality and service. Acquiring Bittware is going to help expand and grow Molex incorporation and assist with field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs). Essentially, it is going to help expand Molex capabilities and its subsidiary Nallatech. Molex incorporated is constantly seeking ways to help provide better services and connector parts. As computer technology grows at a rapid pace, the need for bigger firms like Molex to absorb smaller companies is important to provide a wider range of products and services to meet clients need and requirements. Read more >>

On April 2, 2018 Romes Ciampino Airport (LIRA) welcomed the reopening due to renovation of Universals ground aviation ground support area. Filled with members of Universals staff, esteemed clients, partners as well as airport administration. Read more >>

Supersonic aircraft travel is about to become a reality. Reaction Engines just recently announced that their supersonic aircraft engines have received great interest by both Boeing and Rolls Royce. The UK based company is currently in route to developing and engine that will power an aircraft at 2,500 miles per hour, allowing you to get to your destination in no time. The project has already raised over 26.5 million dollars and has received several investments from big name companies. Read more >>

When engineers are tasked with improving an aircraft they have to make sure that they are making a better product without compromising the rest of the aircraft, by adding weight, combustible materials or messing with the overall performance of the plane. It is critical to keep the plane as close to the original statistics as possible, in order to ensure that future flights will be smooth. Read more >>

The theory of the olden days about the tighter a screw is, the more secure and dependable that mechanism becomes. Like many things from, “back in the day”, this theory was proven wrong because just because something is fitted tightly doesn’t mean it’s doing the job effectively. So, as it turns out, we were wrong about torque all along. Read more >>