In industries such as automotive, industrial automation, and heavy machinery, reliable electrical connections are crucial – especially in environments exposed to moisture, dust, and constant vibration. Harsh conditions can degrade ...
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Earlier today, at Computex in Taiwan, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced that the upgraded Grace Blackwell chip, GB300 Blackwell Ultra, would ship in Q3. “When new markets have to be ...
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After two years of steep declines, worldwide RAN revenue, excluding services, Q1 2025 was the first y-o-y growth quarter since Q1 2023, says Dell’Oro. “We attribute the improved conditions to ...
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Imec and the Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research have introducd a novel method for activating neural tissue using intermittent interferential current stimulation (i²CS). The method offers more precise and energy-efficient ...
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Researchers at the Carbon Composite Materials Research Centre at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) have developed a supercapacitor that can last for 100k charge/discharge cycles without losing ...
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Creotech Instruments has secured a €52 million European Space Agency (ESA) contract to build a Polish satellite constellation for Earth Observation. The work is for Project Camila, which stands for ...
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