Health-related chemicals can be detected on dry skin, according to the National University of Singapore (NUS), which developed a stretchable ‘ionic-electronic bilayer hydrogel’ sensor with the Singapore Agency for Science, ...
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Microchip is aiming at automotive single-pair Ethernet links up to 40m long with a 7 x 7mm transceiver ICs called LAN8870B. Single-pair Ethernet is also being used in avionics, robotics ...
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AMD is to buy ZT Systems, the server manufacturer , for $4.9 billion. The acquisition is intended to streamline AMD’s process of developing, testing and selling GPUs for training and ...
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A 2Gbyte Raspberry Pi 5 has been launched, priced at $50 compared with $60 for the 4Gbyte version. As well as reduced memory size, cost-saving comes from changing the main ...
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Over 200 school students have attended workshops to learn more about semiconductors and be inspired to follow a career in electronics. It was a joint effort from two industry organisations: ...
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Radio Access Network (RAN) market conditions remain challenging, says Dell’Oro, with global RAN revenues declining at a double-digit rate year-over-year for a fourth consecutive quarter. At the same time, pockets ...
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ZeroEyes, which says it created the only AI-based gun detection video analytics platform that holds the US Department of Homeland Security Safety Act Designation, has come out with ZeroEyes One ...
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Richardson RFPD, an Arrow Electronics company, has announced a featured lineup of Ka-band, GaN-on-SiC MMIC power amplifiers from United Monolithic Semiconductors. Offered in die and plastic QFN packaging, the devices ...
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