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The tender is for the supply of electronic packaging products in 2027-2028 to a global company in the medical industry.
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Why did some things happen? Why didn’t others? What happened instead? Were some outcomes predestined? And what begs for further study?
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Pixxel, the Indian-based space data company, has raised $100 million in a Series C funding round co-led by Temasek and Seraphim Capital, a London-based investment group focused on the Space […]
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Teradyne Robotics, the parent company of Universal Robots, has filed a patent infringement case at the Unified Patent Court in Copenhagen against the German subsidiary of Chinese collaborative robot manufacturer JAKA. The case covers both hardware and software patents and could have effect across 17 EU member states.
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Nvidia’s Q2 earnings announcement followed a familiar script: the results beat expectations, Jensen Huang made the bull case for Al and Wall Street breathed a collective sigh of relief. Where […]
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Jet AirWerks brings complementary expertise in inspection, repair, overhaul and disassembly of commercial aeroengine components, along with a portfolio of approved repairs and significant in-house processing capabilities serving domestic and international customers.
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Evertiq Expo Gothenburg takes place on September 17 and brings together the Swedish and Nordic electronics industry for a full day focused on the semiconductor market, component management, PCB manufacturing and how the global EMS industry is changing.
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The simplest explanation is likely the best, even if its validity isn’t always intuitively obvious in advance.
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The signed agreements are designed to accelerate the development and deployment of advanced physical AI automation across US Navy shipbuilding programs, including aircraft carriers, submarines, destroyers, amphibious ships, future frigates and unmanned surface vessels.
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Phytec will be showcasing its phyVIP platform – for embedded vision development with onboard AI – at the Vision trade fair in Stuttgart. phyVIP adds a layer of integration on […]
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Manz Asia contributes inkjet capabilities, manufacturing engineering expertise and a strong position in the panel-level packaging ecosystem. German manufacturer SUSS brings semiconductor process expertise and global customer reach.
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Now in its eighth year, the EW BrightSparks awards see Electronics Weekly celebrate some of the brightest and most talented young engineers in the UK today. In the next in our series on […]
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A strategic partnership between MRAM manufacturer, Everspin Technologies and Teledyne HiRel Semiconductors will mean that the 256Mb Persyst spin-transfer torque MRAM (STT-MRAM) will be used in Teledyne HiRel’s memory products […]
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Leanwatts initially focused on EV charging and offers portable and onboard chargers with power ratings from 500W to 6.6kW. The company plans to expand into areas like public charging solutions, rectifiers, power modules, hybrid inverters and power-conversion systems.
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Total DRAM industry revenue rose 59.5% QoQ in Q2 2026, reaching nearly USD 154.73 billion, driven by sharp increases in contract prices and sustained AI server demand. Supply expansion continues to lag demand growth, with supplier inventories at historic lows, according to TrendForce.
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The agreements cover two battery projects: the Ruby BESS project near Aberdeen, a 40MW / 80MWh facility scheduled to become operational in October 2026 and the Chatterley BESS project in Gloucestershire, a 49.9MW / 99.8MWh asset expected to reach commercial operation in March 2027.
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IQE reported a strong first-half performance, with revenue growth of more than 40% year-on-year driving a step change in profitability. Revenue increased 43% year-on-year to £64.6m. There was adjusted EBITDA […]
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Vehicle engines churn out enormous heat, and without coolant level sensors, the consequences are catastrophic.
The post Automotive coolant level sensors: Fundamentals to stay cool appeared first on EDN.
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By combining 1Aardvark’s mission software expertise with CesiumAstro’s satellites, communications systems and advanced computing capabilities, the company can now support more capable missions in which spacecraft can respond to changing conditions.
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July semiconductor sales of $146.8bn were up 6.4% on June’s $137.9bn and up 135.1% on the $62.5bn of July 2025. “The global semiconductor market grew on a month-to-month basis for […]
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Korea’s semiconductor exports in August were up 209% y-o-y to a record $46.65bn, accounting for 47.5% of the country’s $98.25bn exports, according to the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Resources. […]
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The top five enterprise SSD brands doubled revenue in Q2 over Q1 to $37.59bn — a 103.6% increase, reports TrendForce. Samsung had Q2 revenue of $14.35bn. Hynix had $8.63bn. Micron […]
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2Q 2026 marked a major inflection point as switch sales in AI back-end networks surpassed those in front-end networks for the first time, reports Dell’Oro. Meanwhile, Ethernet further extended its […]
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Be prepared to respond to “electrical overstress” claims from semiconductor suppliers by citing their own datasheet entries.
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The limiting factor for edge AI is not simply bandwidth, but wireless network’s ability to sustain multiple high-throughput data streams in a confined space.
The post Data density: The constraint reshaping wireless for edge AI appeared first on EDN.
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Teledyne HiRel adds magnetoresistive RAMs (MRAMs) to its non-volatile memory portfolio for aerospace and defense applications.
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Melexis has introduced a 5-V variant of its MLX90381 Triaxis pico-resolver for use in compact motor systems that rely on a 5-V supply.
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NVIDIA’s Jetson Orin Nano 2 system-on-module delivers nearly twice the inference performance of its predecessor, the Jetson Orin Nano Super.
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SECO announced early access to hardware samples of its SOM-SMARC-Dragonwing-IQ8 module for industrial edge AI applications.
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The nPZ2100 sensor-management and power-saving IC (PSIC) from Nanopower provides autonomous control for battery-constrained sensor systems.
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