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The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (Jaxa) has achieved the world’s first successful laser ranging during an asteroid flyby. This was using the LIDAR laser altimeter onboard the asteroid explorer Hayabusa2. […]
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Another evolution in PowiGaN technology has been announced by Power Integrations. The company has announced that the proprietary semiconductor technology is now rated at up to 2200V. The previous highest […]
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Vishay Intertechnology is introducing a series of infrared receiver modules for IR remote control applications. With modulation frequency acceptance from 30 kHz to 68 kHz, devices in the TSOP15300 series […]
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U.S. consumers have so far been relatively cautious when it comes to smart household appliances, as the latest issue of Statista Consumer Insights shows. This refers, for example, to robot […]
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Minimal circuit converts input frequency to a precision current source that also accommodates grounded inputs.
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TrendForce estimates that the combined 2026 CapEx of Google, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, Oracle, ByteDance, Tencent, Alibaba, and Baidu will exceed USD 886.7 billion, with the five North American hyperscalers accounting for nearly 90%.
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Here is a sneak peek at a GNSS module built around MEMS oscillator; it provides near-atomic-clock timing holdover precision with lower SWaP.
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The two companies seek to leverage opportunities in the defence sector by combining BEL’s domain expertise in defence electronics and systems integration with Esri’s geographic information system (GIS), location intelligence and GeoAI capabilities.
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EnSilica is celebrating a €1.7 million second phase contract as part of a satellite payload communications ASIC programme. The award is from an undisclosed European satellite manufacturer. The contract follows […]
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Renesas’ Gen 3 MRDIMM solutions deliver 25 percent higher memory bandwidth than its second-generation solutions, while continuing to use existing DDR5 infrastructure. As a result, server platforms can extract more performance without disruptive architectural changes.
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Under the contract, Syensqo will continue to supply a broad range of advanced materials from its portfolio including prepregs, RTM resins, adhesives, and primers to support Airbus programs across commercial aircraft, space & defense, and helicopter platforms.
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Infineon had fiscal Q3 (calendar Q2) revenue of €4.172bn for a profit of €797m, at a margin of 19.1%. For the current quarter revenue is expected to rise by a […]
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The Austin, Texas-based startup has raised over USD 2.5 billion capital to date. The fresh funds will go toward bringing the new battery, Base Core, to more homes, expanding nationally and hiring talent.
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SpaceX had Q2 revenues of $7.8bn, up from $4.1bn in Q2 2025, in its first quarterly results announcement since its IPO. Losses narrowed to $143m from $970m in Q2 2025. […]
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Following its import bans on Chinese drones, routers, inverters and robots the US government is said to be drafting a ban on optical transceivers, reports Reuters. The move aims to […]
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HP, Asus and Acer have started to use CXMT memory, reports the Nikkei. The notebooks using CXMT chips are not for sale in US markets because CXMT is on the […]
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The partnership provides Mercedes-Benz business customers in the UK and Germany with a fully integrated charging solution, from initial site planning through to installation, operation and ongoing service.
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Front-panel push button controls can conveniently adjust a PCB-mounted internal potentiometer's resistance.
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Through this MOU, Chunghwa Telecom, Fujitsu and 1Finity will further advance their existing All-Photonics Network (APN) initiatives and accelerate their collaboration to expand next-generation communication infrastructure in Taiwan.
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US Department of War signs framework agreements with Northrop Grumman to ramp production of PAC-3, THAAD components.
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True time delay (TTD) techniques address wideband RF challenges by providing frequency-independent delay across the array.
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The company is developing intelligent robots that anyone can train and use. Instead of requiring specialist programmers whenever a task or production process changes, workers can show the robot what to do, watch it attempt the task and correct it on the spot.
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The 30-acre facility in Andhra Pradesh will have an annual production capacity of 96 million chips and serve high-growth sectors such as AI, high-performance computing, data centres and high-speed communications.
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The fluxgate sensor harnesses magnetic saturation to deliver scientific-grade accuracy and stability far beyond ordinary inductive detection.
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New component designs, including LEDs, MCUs, sensors, and power devices, are delivering safer and more reliable vehicles.
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The premise that a supposed-clone rechargeable battery is more economical than its “branded” counterpart is all well and good…unless you’re unable to actually recharge it.
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Innovations in radar, LiDAR, and camera technologies, powered by sensor fusion, improve automotive perception for safer ADASes.
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Automotive LEDs and drivers advance with smaller footprints, better thermal handling, and flexible color control for exterior and interior lighting.
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With increasing popularity of renewable energy and electric vehicles, the application of bidirectional isolated DC/DC converters is growing.
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