Qualcomm is to make modules for 5G telecoms infrastructure ranging from macro base stations with massive MIMO to micro base stations with compact designs, to accelerate the cellular ecosystem transition toward virtualized and interoperable radio access networks (RAN).  Qualcomm is introducing three 5G RAN platform offerings: Qualcomm Radio Unit Platform, Qualcomm Distributed Unit Platform, and ...

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In its efforts to promote UWB as the standard for fine-ranging and high-precision sensing, NXP, has expanded its UWB offering from mobile and automotive ICs, to chips to enable IoT use cases such as smart locks and real-time location system (RTLS) tags delivering “relative position”. The new UWB ICs are  dubbed Trimension SR040 and SR150. ...

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GaN Systems has announced availability of the first product in a family of new 650V, 60A transistors for the automotive market. The GS-065-060-5-T-A is designed to meet automotive reliability standards including AEC-Q101 qualification and GaN Systems’ AutoQual+ testing and qualification. AutoQual+ is an enhanced AEC-Q test sequence based on the company’s collaboration with automotive partners ...

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Volkswagen has adopted NXP’s battery management system (BMS) into its MEB (Modular Electric Propulsion) platform to help increase vehicle range, extend battery longevity, and enhance safety.  NXP’s BMS provides flexibility and scalability from an ID.3, a plug-in hybrid, or a luxury electric vehicle like the ID.4, Audi e-Tron or Porsche Taycan. It is battery-agnostic in ...

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Intel is to sell its NAND business to Hynix for around $10 billion, reports theWall Street Journal. The 3D XPoint  product line – Intel’s phase change memory used in Optane SSDs – will not be included in the deal. Optane is a strategic component of Intel’s offering in the datacentre. The US SSD business is ...

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Semtech has announced two enablers for its LoRa Edge platform: LoRa Basics Modem-E, a software modem leveraging the LoRaWAN protocol for the LoRa Edge platform that runs inside the LoRa Edge transceiver, and the LoRa Edge Tracker Reference Design, a device-to-Cloud commercial grade reference solution for asset tracking applications. LoRa Basics Modem-E, which forms part ...

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Dialog has licensed  its Conductive Bridging RAM (CBRAM) technology to Globalfoundries. The resistive ram (ReRAM)-based technology was pioneered by Adesto Technologies which was acquired by Dialog  earlier this year. GloFo will first offer Dialog’s CBRAM as an embedded, NVM option on its 22FDX platform, with the plan to extend to other platforms. Dialog’s CBRAM technology ...

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Sequitur Labs has joined the NVIDIA Partner Network with support for the NVIDIA Jetson platform. The NVIDIA Jetson edge AI platform powers a range of industrial IoT applications that require various performance levels and prices – from AI-powered network video recorders (NVRs) to automated optical inspection (AOI) in high-precision manufacturing to autonomous mobile robots (AMRs). The ...

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Nexans has developed a way for telecom service providers to tackle the major headache of unauthorised access to their fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) street cabinets. Known as INFRABIRD, the intelligent keyless access and internet of things (IoT) supervision system can be deployed in just a few minutes to turn passive cabinets into smart, cloud-connected assets. The product ...

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