SK Telecom will make an additional investment of $20 million in Nanox Imaging!  an Israel-based medical imaging technology company, to become the second largest shareholder. SK Telecom initially invested $3 million in Nanox in 2019. As the first company to introduce commercial-grade digital X-ray technology based on a proprietary silicon MEMs semiconductor technology, Nanox developed ...

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Q2 guidance averages -5% among the 21 companies, fewer than usual, that have been prepared to provide it, says  IC Insights and, of those who have provided it, the margin offered is wider than usual. Six of the 21 expect to see their sales rise in 2Q, and 15 anticipate a sales decline. Companies projecting ...

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Yanmar has brought out a hydrogen fuel cell system for maritime applications based on fuel cell technology for automobiles, as part of efforts to offer environment-friendly powertrain solutions. With the International Maritime Organization announcing a strategy to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions to zero by the end of this century, marine environmental regulations have been ...

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Logic-X, a provider of off-the-shelf Adaptable Compute Acceleration Platforms (ACAP) and sensor processing modules, has launched the LXD30K0 low latency, wide bandwidth analog interface FMC (FPGA Mezzanine Card) module. The LXD30K0 utilizes an ADC (EV12AS350A) and DAC (EV12DS460) from Europe’s Teledyne e2v for the analogue input and output stages and is ideally suited to electronic ...

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