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In response to customer frustration around the supply of some analogue components, Anglia Components has announced its strategy to supply the entire signal chain. Industrial, comms, test and measurement and […]
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High-end passive components for vehicle battery measurements can be used elsewhere.
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Microchip is expanding its space power Portfolio with the POL-05-20S, a radiation-tolerant GaN point-of-load converter that delivers up to 20A of output current. Measuring 1.51” x 1.51” x 0.45” in […]
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The latest installment of the Arm vs Qualcomm case, the weirdness of the current semiconductor market, and an active debris removal mission to launch from Scotland mission...
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Mandy is known for other things now but 28 years ago he was a revolutionary, as this EW yarn in September 1998 chronicled: ‘The first major speech as cabinet minister […]
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Autonomous machines need three kinds of computing to work together so they can perceive, think and act in the real world. German startup Ubitium is building one universal processor to replace the stack of specialised chips.
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Foxconn has reached a final agreement with Mitsubishi Electric to buy half of Mitsubishi Electric Mobility for JPY 115 billion (EUR 646.3 million). The two companies will then run the automotive equipment business together.
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Hard science data is typically no barrier to enduring belief for the conspiracy theorist. Nevertheless, this engineer tries, tries again.
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Under the agreement, Vikram Solar will supply its high-efficiency N-Type TOPCon G12R modules, featuring glass-to-glass construction and bifacial technology, with power ratings ranging from 615–625 Wp.
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From our sister title, AV Magazine: A new partnership with AUDIOropa will allow the UK-based CUK Group to provide integrators with solutions that deliver more-inclusive audio experiences across public and […]
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Founded in 2024, Prague-based AISLE has developed AI systems capable of discovering, validating and helping remediate previously unknown vulnerabilities in complex production software.
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Rhode & Scharwz has added the SAM200 system amplifier to its SAM portfolio. This model extends the bandwidth of the earlier SAM100 model with a capability of 20GHz-53GHz with up […]
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Raltron is announcing an RXF monolithic crystal filter series designed for the demands of ground-based equipment used in low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite broadband networks. The RXF‑100.000‑20‑6035‑6‑4 and RXF‑150.000‑15‑7050‑6‑2 provide […]
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Mass production and fabrication, volume assembly and testing will sit in proximity in the new facility, enabling shorter development cycles, improved production yields and a faster path from prototyping to commercial-scale mass production.
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Novaspace, the French space consulting company, has released the 33rd edition of its Satellite Connectivity and Video Market report, which charts satellite connectivity moving firmly into the mainstream. Headline findings […]
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The next phase of cooperation aims to focus on connectivity to the Dutch industrial base, coordination on military operational analysis, alignment on technology roadmaps, and collaboration on Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS).
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The Foundry will help enterprises embed intelligence into core engineering and manufacturing workflows for aerospace, mobility, semiconductors, medical devices, industrial electronics, utilities and energy.
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The funds will be used to accelerate development and commissioning of Fortastra’s on-orbit security platforms, expand the US company’s engineering and operations team, and continue developing its core autonomy and manufacturing capabilities.
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IonQ, the Maryland manufacturer of general purpose quantum computers based on trapped ion technology, and Cambridge University’s Cavendish Lab have opened the IonQ Quantum Innovation Centre at the Ray Dolby […]
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Infineon and Wolfspeed have signed a new multi-year supply agreement for 200mm SiC wafers to take over from 150 mm wafers “Silicon carbide is at the heart of the energy […]
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The fresh funding will enable the Spanish company to scale and industrialize its quantum computers, advance the development of new generations of chips, and increase its manufacturing and deployment capacity.
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Infineon has signed a multi-year agreement with Wolfspeed for the supply of 200mm silicon carbide (SiC) wafers. The deal moves the companies’ existing supply relationship from 150mm to 200mm substrates.
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Sometimes thinking like a geek pays off. Especially when you're dealing with overheated Judge Judy fanatics.
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A speedier LAN “freeway” is irrelevant if its “vehicles” remain slow. Updates are fortunately available both used and already in inventory.
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pSemi offers the PE566212 and PE566213 2.4-GHz SOI front-end modules (FEMs) for Bluetooth, Zigbee, and Thread applications.
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A liquid-cooling coldplate, Frore’s LiquidJet Diamond integrates a diamond heat spreader to cool hotspots in high-power-density AI GPUs.
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AIE-KT78/68 edge AI systems from Aetina are powered by NVIDIA Jetson Thor and Blackwell architectures for deterministic industrial control.
The post Systems reduce latency in edge AI automation appeared first on EDN.
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Renesas Electronics has launched its first family of 100-V enhancement-mode (E-mode) discrete GaN power transistors.
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METCASE has redesigned its COMBIMET 19-in. rack-mount enclosures to provide greater rigidity and more usable panel space.
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This silly simple circuit cancels out potentially serious digital potentiometer zero- and full-scale errors.
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