Diodes has introduced a 12-channel constant-current LED driver arranged as four channels of RGB. AL58221 has open-drain outputs that can sink up to 60mA and withstand 24V. Maximum red green ...
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Researchers at the Chinese Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics have produced stable organic redox compounds for use in aqueous flow batteries. “Organic redox-active molecules [ORAMs] are abundant and diverse, offering ...
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Supermicro has added variants to X14 servers it announced in June. “The new systems feature significant upgrades across the board, supporting a never-before-seen 256 P-cores [performance cores] in a single ...
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Nvidia’s Q2 revenue was up 15% q-o-q and 122% up y-o-y, at $30 billion. Profit was up 174% at $18.64 billion. For Q3, the company is expecting revenue of $32.5 ...
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Chinese export controls exports of germanium and gallium have led to an almost 2x increase in the their prices in Europe over the past year, reports the FT. China produces ...
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PQShield, the quantum-safe cryptography provider, and SiFive have partnered to deliver post-quantum cryptography on SiFive’s Essential and Performance high-performance processor families, protecting critical aerospace, consumer, defence, and automotive systems from ...
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Axiom Space and Nokia are partnering to integrate advanced 4G/LTE comms into the former’s next-generation spacesuits. They are what the astronauts will be wearing when they return to the Moon ...
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