Arduino has shipped 10 million of its Uno boards since its introduction in 2010, and has produced a collector’s item to celebrate. True you pay more (€40), but it comes in a nicer box, in a non-standard colour, and it also has a footprint that has never been seen before – a squarish 34.2 x ...
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IBM presented its ultra-low power AI processor at its Zurich technology meeting today. Called Hermes, the core is a scientific demonstrator made on 14nm CMOS that has scored a record energy efficiency of 10.5Top/s/W, plus a density of 1.59Top/s/mm2. The technology is mixed analogue and digital compute-in-memory, using multi-level phase-change memory – the latter added to ...
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Omron has launched its second high in-rush relay in a month, this time aimed at energy storage for solar panels or vehicle-to-home charging – the previous one was for smart lighting. Called G5PZ-X, it is a PCB-mount 200Vdc 20A SPST-NO relay with a 15.2 x 26.4mm footprint, and designed so that two can be connected in series to switch ...
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u-blox is aiming at centimeter-level positioning for industrial navigation and robotics with a pair of GNSS (global navigation satellite system) correction receivers and a corresponding up-grade to its existing ZED-F9P high-precision GNSS receiver module. The correction receivers stream correction data from communication satellites. The “new correction service receivers offer broad geographical coverage across Europe, continental US ...
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Today the government will introduce a Bill to ensure that consumers will be better protected from attacks by hackers on their phones, tablets, smart TVs, fitness trackers and other internet-connectable devices. The new law will require manufacturers, importers and distributors of digital tech which connects to the internet or other products to make sure they ...
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Q3 OSAT (outsourced semiconductor assembly and test) revenues grew 31.6% y-o-y reachingb$8.89 billion, reports TrendForce, which is bullish on the performance of the OSAT industry in Q4. Market leaders ASE and Amkor registered revenues of $2.15 billion and $1.68 billion, which represent YoY increases of 41.3% and 24.2%, respectively, for 3Q21. SPIL’s Q3 revenue reached $1.04 ...
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Fleet Space – the Australian startup looking to develop a global IoT nanosatellite constellation – has secured $26.4m (USD) of additional funding. The Series B capital raise – which gives a $126 million valuation for the company – was led by existing investors Artesian Venture Partners, Blackbird Ventures, Grok, and Horizons Ventures. New investors included Alumni ...
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Codasip, the RISC-V IP supplier, has included Imperas reference models in its DV testbenches to ensure a verification flow that accommodates a range of flexible features and options while scaling across the roadmap of future cores to enable confirmation of functional quality. RISC-V offers many different permutations of base instructions, standard optional extensions and custom instructions ...
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CEVA says that its SensProTM sensor hub DSP IP has achieved Automotive Safety Integrity Level B random fault and ASIL D systemic fault-compliant certification. The ISO 26262-compliant functional safety standard’s ASIL certification is essential for automotive SoCs used in safety critical applications such as autonomous driving and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) applications. The sensor ...
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