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Part 3 of design tutorial on CXL Type 3 memory expanders turns to test and debug using workload tools for bandwidth and stress validation.
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The automotive industry has undergone a major transformation, shifting from traditional hardware-centric vehicles to software-defined vehicles (SDVs). Unlike conventional cars,Continue Reading
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69% of those interviewed by Gallup in the beginning of the year say that they will achieve it in their lifetime. This is in contrast, though, to 54% saying that […]
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Two capsules. Two consequent pickup-pattern options. Three pickup-setting options. What’s not to like (aside, maybe, from the cosmetics)?
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The partnership is intended to strengthen local support for electronics manufacturers by combining German company Kurtz Ersa’s equipment portfolio with E-tronix’s applications experience and regional presence.
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The African Development Bank Group, which approved the loan, also plans to mobilise up to an additional EUR 141 million from financial partners to support the implementation of this strategic project in Morocco.
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The components will be produced in India, comprising several thousand parts per year, with serial production scheduled to start by the end of 2027.
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Lockheed Martin is expanding its venture capital fund – Lockheed Martin Ventures – for investing in promising defence technologies in British and European markets. The aerospace and defence company’s $1 […]
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The JV aims to transform Ford’s Valencia, Spain facility into a shared, high-tech manufacturing hub. Under the proposed ownership structure, Chinese firm Geely Auto will own 34% of the new entity and Ford will own 66%.
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DAC 2026: Siemens has added new Nvidia AI software to its Intelligence Center X, creating a characterisation AI agent for self-verifying semiconductor and PCB design workflows. The autonomous and long-running […]
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South Korean company Naver, Nvidia and Brookfield have announced a proposed expansion of Korea’s sovereign AI factory infrastructure, with planned investments that will grow the initial Nvidia DSX AI factory deployment to 200 megawatts.
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Building micro power generators across water, wind, signal, heat, light, and vibration sources has become a practical weekend project.
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During peak hours, Samsung’s RAN Speed Optimizer (RSO) delivered an average increase of 31% in 5G downlink throughput across the overall trial area, with gains reaching a maximum increase of 52% in dense urban areas, on KDDI’s commercial 5G SA network in Japan.
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Earlier today shares in CXMT, China’s biggest DRAM company, opened 472% higher in their Shanghai IPO, reaching a $487bn valuation. The company, the world’s fourth largest DRAM vendor, raised $9.8bn. […]
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The perennial open v closed source debate has flared up in the AI industry with industry leaders taking sides. Last week a letter stating that Open Source software is “essential […]
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Tesla’s robotaxi initiative appears to be stalling, with the number of “paid robotaxi miles” the same in Q2 as Q1 and the planned expansion of service to seven cities expanding to […]
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At an event at the weekend dubbed ‘AMD Advancing AI’, CEO Lisa Su (pictured) announced a number of launches: Launch of Helios: AMD revealed what it claimed to be “the […]
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I love this time in a new government when there’s loads of ministers in new jobs who know nothing about their ministries and realise they’ve only got about 18 months […]
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The high end router and aggregation switch equipment market is projected to reach $19bn in revenue by 2030, says Dell’Oro. The primary growth driver over the next five years is […]
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With a more streamlined solution, electric thrust reverser actuation systems (elecTRAS) supports the elimination of actuation hydraulic interfaces and fluids and facilitates a 15-20% reduction of the nacelle actuation weight at the integrated aircraft system level.
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The market for commercial autonomous vehicles (AVs) is poised for explosive growth over the coming decade, and 4D imaging radarContinue Reading
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In 1999 the prospect of Wireless Internet access devices was exciting some people, but leaving others cold. Brian Halla, National Semiconductor’s CEO, said the industry was “undergoing a shift in […]
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Have you heard of the golden ratio? Well, what about the gold-colored guitar fret ratio?
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Nvidia and Amkor Technology will align their long-term roadmaps to advance technologies including high-density interconnects and next-generation heterogeneous integration.
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As part of this collaboration, the 1.2 µm Process Design Kit will be made available through eChipHub, and provide students, researchers, faculty members, startups, MSMEs and industry professionals with access to an indigenous semiconductor process technology for IC design and prototyping.
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The University of Arizona and the Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands have signed a five-year MOU to align education and research activities with the needs of a rapidly growing semiconductor sector.
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Yours truly can’t do the splits without ending up in the hospital, and it turns out the maneuver's equally difficult for USB.
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Designing rad-hard GaN converters for aerospace applications is ultimately an exercise in managing extremes.
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The RTC 27 Click board from Mikroe provides ultra-low-power timekeeping with alarm, watchdog, and timestamp functions.
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Voyager Wingman from Axelera AI is an AI-powered assistant that works with the Voyager Toolkit to accelerate AI application development.
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