AI represents 4.3GW of power demand today, according to an estimate by Schneider Electric, growing at a CAGR between 26 and 36%, to reach 13.5 to 20GW by 2028. 4.3GW ...
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Renesas has invented a non-contact industrial rotary inductive position sensor that works up to 600,000rpm and has a propagation delay less than 2μs. This image is part one of the ...
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Qualcomm has revealed a 4nm Arm-based 12core laptop processor: Snapdragon X Elite. Its 12 64bit cores run at up to 3.8GHz, then two of these can be boosted to 4.3GHz. ...
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Spectrum Instrumentation has introduced a way to parallel its 12bit 10Gsample/s data acquisition cards up to eight channels, that can also produce 16 12bit channels at 5Gsample/s. Called Star-Hub, it ...
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We recently had the opportunity to catch up with Lee Harrison, Director of Product Marketing for Siemens EDA, to talk about Streaming Scan Network (SSN) buses and the next-generation of ...
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Production of electronic devices is finally on the uptrend following a post-pandemic slump in late 2022, says Semiconductor Intelligence. According to IDC, smartphone shipments versus a year ago turned negative ...
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A semiconductor wafer test technology developed by scientists at the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) has been selected as one of the first twelve UK semiconductor innovations to receive support from ...
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The experiment of self-driving taxis in San Francisco by GM’s Cruise unit has been suspended following multiple injuries to pedestrians. Yesterday the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) suspended Cruise’s ...
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Pulsiv the Cambridge power electronics specialist, has signed with DigiKey for the distribution of its microcontrollers. We’re very happy to have partnered with DigiKey as a stocking distributor for our Pulsiv ...
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Pragmatic Semiconductor, the Cambridge TFT manufacturer of flexible ICs, is reported by Sky to be close to securing a £200 million investment, Sources quoted as providers of the money are ...
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