Bittware’s TeraBox 200DE edge server enables FPGA acceleration in edge applications. The 200DE is a small footprint, 2U short-depth server based on the new DELL PowerEdge XE2420. It can be populated with a range ofBittWare accelerator products featuring the latest FPGAs from Achronix, Intel and Xilinx to support the increasingly complex demands of highly specialized ...
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Marvell says that its QLogic Fibre Channel and FastLinQ Ethernet adapter solutions enable NVMeover Fabrics (NVMe-oF) technology in VMware vSphere 7.0. The integration of Marvell’s Fibre Channel and Ethernet adapters into vSphere 7.0 allows low-latency, high-performance NVMe flash storage to be effectively shared, pooled and managed across a fabric resulting in cost-efficient enterprise and hybrid ...
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ESA’s first mission dedicated to the study of exoplanets is starting its science operations.
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Designs based on Nordic Semiconductor‘s dual processor, SoC nRF5340, can be tested and evaluated with a preview development kit (PDK). The kit is now available from Rutronik UK and supported with the nRF Connect software development kit (SDK). The SoC nRF5340 supports Bluetooth Low Energy as well as all functions of Bluetooth 5.1 and Bluetooth ...
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A 54.6-inch monitor from AUO is now available from Display Technology. The P550HVN12.0 can be used outdoors. The TFT-LCD has a high TNI (110°C) that prevents the display from blackening under sunlight. The TFT-LCD has a display area of 1209.6mm x 680.4mm and a high brightness of 4500cd/m². Resolution is 1920 x 1080, with a ...
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Amazon has stopped all its deliveries in France. The move follows a French court ruling that Amazon faced a fine of $1 million a day if it failed to adequately protect workers against the virus. Amazon said the threatened fine was too too big for it to take the risk of being judged to have ...
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Samsung is to use Xilinx’s Versal ACAP (adaptive compute acceleration platform) for worldwide 5G commercial deployments. Versal ACAP performs the real-time signal processing, including beamforming techniques used to increase network capacity. 5G requires beamforming, which allows multiple data streams to be transmitted simultaneously to multiple users using the same spectrum. This is what enables the increase ...
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Renesas has introduced an open-source ventilator system reference design that customers can use to swiftly design ready-to-assemble boards for medical ventilators. Many regions are experiencing a critical shortage of ventilators as COVID-19 infections continue to rise and hospital demand exceeds supply. Renesas’ engineers have followed several open-source ventilator designs, including the Medtronic PB560, to come ...
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BT’s mobile subsidiary EE will have stripped Huawei switchgear out of the core sectors of its network by 2023. “In order to hit these ambitious targets within the timescales laid down by government and to align with their focus on 5G networks, it is now our intention to prioritise migrating our 5G customers to the ...
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Silicon wafer sales could either dip if coronavirus uncertainty continues or rebound in Q2 if chip manufacturers re-stock, says SEMI’s Silicon Wafer Market Monitor. The Monitor tracks wafer shipment dynamics including wafer shipments, supply and demand shifts, suppliers’ dynamics, and pricing trends and forecasts. To hedge their bets in Q2, chipmakers are expected to increase ...
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