The U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command (SMDC) has awarded BlueHalo a $95.4 million contract for advanced Directed Energy (DE) prototype development, aka laser weapon systems. The award is ...
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Farnell is to stock a range of 3D printing filamants under its Multicomp Pro brand, aiming at “design engineers, creators and hobbyists”, it said. “As interest and demand in 3D ...
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Connector distributor Lane Motorsport has hosted Loughborough University student racing car development team (LUMotorsport) at its Sussex manufacturing facility. “We have been supporting LUMotorsport with their design efforts for a ...
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Specialist electric car maker The Little Car Company is celebrating three years since it delivered its first vehicle. The company creates slightly scaled down versions of classic vehicles, powered by ...
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Toshiba has announced 300mA LDOs in a 1 x 1 x 0.37mm DFN4D package. Quiescent current is typically 1.2μA with no load. They are “specifically aimed at applications powered by ...
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Transistor maker Cambridge GaN Devices has signed a memorandum of understanding with Taiwan’s Industrial Technology Research Institute to develop USB-PD adaptors as well as to share international market information, visit ...
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Arm is delivering tapeout-ready sub-systems for compute with hardened CPU and GPU cores which are production proven on the 3nm processes at TSMC and Samsung in an initiative called Compute ...
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Riverlane, the Cambridge quantum error correction specialist, is collaborating with the French developer of fault tolerant quantum computers Alice&Bob, to integrate Riverlane’s quantum error correction (QEC) stack within the larger ...
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Sourcengine’s Q2 lead time report sees rising demand and prices for memory with 10-17 week, mostly stable, lead times, while the PEMCO (Passive, Electro-Mechanical and Connector) market is stabilising. Lead ...
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The European Space Agency (ESA) has selected a consortium for the Spanish component of the Atlantic Constellation, which is intended to be a flagship project for the development of small ...
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