There is a big difference between the security and quality needs of consumers and businesses buying electronic equipment, writes Andrew Barratt, UK managing director of Coalfire
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A specialist in LabVIEW at Cambridgeshire-based Product Technology Partners will be presenting at this year’s NI Days national conference at Sandown Park Racecourse, Esher, on Tuesday 28th November. David Barr, a Senior Systems Engineer at PTP, is one of a few LabVIEW Architects in the country and he will be offering a chance to discuss ...
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Green Hills Software is now offering its optimising C and C++ compilers for 32-bit and 64-bit embedded processor architectures, including ARM, Intel and Power Architecture. The Compiler 2017.5 also supports Renesas RH850, MIPS, ColdFire and TriCore embedded processor architectures. Features of the compliers include C/C++ functional safety certification, higher performance and greater compatibility with third-party tools. ...
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BT’s mobile operator EE has demonstrated 2.8Gbit/s download speeds across an end-to-end 5G test network in its UK mobile lab. EE described this as an important breakthrough test in the work to deploy 5G networks implementing 64×64 Massive MIMO active antenna unit broadcasting. Massive MIMO is believed to be crucial for successful deployment of 5G ...
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A pill to treat schizophrenia containing a sensor that tracks whether the medication has been taken has won the approval of the US regulators.
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SDRplay, the Wakefield software defined radio specialist, upgrades its RSP1 entry level SDR receiver
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Imec makes a neural probe for the parallel recording of hundreds of neural signals.
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Q3 DRAM revenue hit a new high with a 16.2% sequential increase and expects a further 10% increase in Q4, reports DRAMeXchange Contract prices of various DRAM products jumped by about 5% on average in Q3 from Q2 on the back of the year-end busy season and limited bit supply growth. . “Most PC-OEMs have ...
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Socionext develops an 8K/4K compatible media player equipped with the company's 8K HEVC decoder chip.
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Fujitsu Labs has developed a security technology for executing transactions in virtual currencies using blockchain. Fujitsu calls its technology “ConnectionChain”. A great deal of attention has recently been focused on virtual currency exchange among individuals and companies using initial coin offerings (ICOs) to raise capital from the sale of virtual currencies. Settlement between virtual ...
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