STEAM 2024, the event for schoolchildren to discover the thrill and wonder of science, technology, engineering, arts and maths (STEAM) returned to Thorpe Park in Surrey, UK in October. The ...
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Spectrum Instrumentation has a new flagship PCIe card arbitrary waveform generator, capable of 10Gsample/s 2.5GHz outputs and 16bit vertical resolution. Called M5i.6357-x16, it can store up to 8Gsamples (16Gbyte) internally, ...
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Andes, the low-power 32/64-bit RISC-V specialist, and Fractile, the Oxford AI IC startup, have hooked up to build AI inference accelerators based on in-memory compute to run frontier AI models ...
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German auto parts supplier ZF Friedrichshafen is pulling out of its Saarland fab jv with Wolfspeed, reports Handelsbatt, citing weak demand from EV makers. Wolfspeed had originally planned to build ...
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Software Radio Systems (SRS), the full-stack 5G RAN software specialist, today announced the launch of srsRAN Enterprise 5G, a portable, scalable, full-stack CU+DU software solution for streamlined private network deployments. ...
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Constellation.global, a French start-up developing a constellation of ultra-low orbit satellites to support 5G space connectivity for telecom operators, has secured €9.3 million in funding The investment comes from Expansion ...
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An artificial nose with only a single sensor sounds like a dream, but researchers in Norway have got a significant way there, with one that can tell six volatile organic ...
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ProTek Devices has introduced a pair of 15kW transient voltage suppressors for 28V aircraft circuits. “The devices meet compliance for MIL-STD-704 and MIL-STD-19500, in addition to being RTCA DO-160G compliant,” ...
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Mikroe has added a 915MHz LoraWAN data comms radio to its Click family of interchangeable development boards with its mikroeBus interface. Board LR 11 is built around Ezurio’s 453-00139R module, ...
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Astute Group has signed a distribution agreement with British opto-electronics manufacturer, Isocom Components. The franchised distributor will offer the manufacturer’s optocouplers, optoswitches, photo triacs, and photo mosfets. Graham McBeth, chairman ...
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