Bristol smart microcontrollers get $26.2m boost
Further international investors attracted to Internet of Things-systems focused UK manufacturer
Bristol semiconductor manufacturer XMOS has attracted a $26.2m (£15.3m) investment from Huawei, Bosch and Xilinx to develop its smarter connectable components and embedded applications. Nigel Toon,...
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