Advantech has announced a fan-less edge computer for kiosks and robotics, built around Intel’s 12th and 13th generation Core ix desktop processors up to 35W. ARK-3533, as it will be ...
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Cadence has added three apps to its Palladium Z2 emulation hardware for SoCs. “These domain-specific apps allow customers to manage increasing system design complexity, improving system-level accuracy and accelerating low-power ...
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Cree has released preliminary data on the lens-less ‘high intensity’ (HI) variant of its recently introduced XPG-4 leds (3A 10W 3.3 x 3.3mm). “A first in the XPG series, this ...
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Electronics Weekly’s Women Leaders in Electronics Awards will promote awareness of contributions from women, says Ash Madni, MD Madni Technologies (UK) and one of the judges of the 2024 awards. ...
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A military laser which could boost the UK Armed Forces with greater accuracy while reducing the reliance on high-cost ammunition has reached its next milestone. During a trial at the ...
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The fall in DRAM contract prices, which lasted for eight consecutive quarters since 4Q21, was finally reversed in 4Q23, says TrendForce, while NAND prices rose again in 3Q23 after four ...
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Google has announced a $1 billion investment in a new UK data centre, sited in Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire. The 33-acre site “will bring crucial compute capacity to businesses across the ...
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DWDM equipment is forecast to reach $18 billion in market revenue by 2028, says Dell’Oro. The entry of coherent DSPs capable of delivering wavelength speeds over one terabit-per-second is expected ...
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