Rigol has introduced scopes with up to 500MHz bandwidth and a 10.1in colour touch display. There are eight instruments in the DS7000/MSO7000 family, all with four channels and rated at either 100, 200, 350 or 500MHz. MSO versions also have 16 digital channels. Memory up to 500Mpoints is available. Sampling, which is at up to ...
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Specialist component distributor, Gateway Electronic Components, has opened a ferrite core gapping and machining centre at its Cheshire facility, offering surface grinding and machining, test equipment, hardware and software support. The ferrite and magnetic material distributor holds franchises for TDK, Ferroxcube and Fair-Rite and now extend its value-added services into the ferrite core gapping market, having identified ...
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Summit, the worlds most powerful computer, with peak processing at 200Pflop/s, has been unveiled at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in the US. “For certain scientific applications, Summit will also be capable of 3.3Eop of mixed precision calculations per second,” said the lab. The IBM AC922 system consists of 4,608 servers, each containing two 22 core ...
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NAND flash prices will continue to drop in Q3, says Digitimes, quoting industry sources NAND flash demand has not kept up with supply and over-supply will continue into Q3, says Digitimes. Q4 will see the over-supply grow larger with suppliers holding high inventory levels from Q3 onwards. Suppliers built high inventories at the beginning of the ...
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MIT is using radar and artificial intelligence to sense people’s postures and movement, even through a wall. Led by Professor Dina Katabi from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL). the project, ‘RF-Pose’ can mimic a real person as they move, creating a dynamic stick figure that walks, stops, sits and moves its limbs. ...
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Leicester University graduate students have published a paper on teleportation in the university’s Journal of Physics Special Topics. Every human that is teleported will need to be represented in transferable data, say the students. At a basic level, the transferable data of a human would be represented by the DNA pairs that make up genomes (which ...
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Rohde & Schwarz has introduced a high-end four-channel oscilloscope family with up to 8GHz bandwidth, and an acquisition rate up to a million waveforms per second – aiding the detection of sporadic errors. Maximum sample rate is 20Gsample/s and maximum memory is 2Gsample. Called ‘RTP‘, it includes real-time compensation for transmission losses between the signal ...
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Q1 server market revenues increased 33.4% y-o-y and shipments grew 17.3% y-o-y, says Gartner. North America and Asia/Pacific grew revenues 34% and 47.8%, respectively and unit shipments by 24.3% and 21.9% respectively. EMEA grew 31.2% in revenues and 2.7% in units. Japan had a decline in both shipments and revenue (-5.0% and -7.3%, respectively). Latin ...
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In the face of the discontinuation of DDR3 modules by some manufacturers, Solid State Supplies announces that it will continue to supply fully equivalent DDR3 modules made by SMART Modular Technologies. Cudtomers are seen to be the industrial, networking, telecommunications, aerospace and defence marketplaces where long-term supply continuity and product support is critical to their businesses. ...
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Samsung says it has begun volume production of 64GB DDR4 RDIMMs based on 16Gb DRAM chips. The company says that, by the end of the year, it will complete the sampling of 16Gb–based 256GB DIMMs, which would expand the memory capacity for a 2P server to as much as 8TB. The dual in-line RDIMM is designed primarily for use in ...
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