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Deal to save smart meters from landfill
Deal to save smart meters from landfill
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Distributor Avnet Abacus has signed a deal with TWTG in Rotterdam to prevent the disposal of millions of smart meters…
Top articles in November
Top articles in November
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The two most popular articles in November covered a wide range of topics, from a record efficiency for a…
GaN power semiconductor 2023 predictions
GaN power semiconductor 2023 predictions
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GaN Systems has made its predictions for 2023, covering the supply chain for power semiconductors to increasing sustainability regulations in…
Automatic hand dryer with universal AC input using a programmable mixed-signal matrix
Automatic hand dryer with universal AC input using a programmable mixed-signal matrix
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One of the smallest low-cost GreenPAK™ ICs, the SLG46811 can be used in the automatic hand dryer instead of a…

European tech on SLS moon rocket launch
European tech on SLS moon rocket launch
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The US is aiming to return to the Moon with the successful launch of its long delayed Artemis 1 rocket early this morning. The Artemis programme uses technology from the…
PC digitizers search for dark matter
PC digitizers search for dark matter
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A high speed PCIe digitizer from Spectrum Instrumentation in Germany is helping search for dark matter in experiments at the Institute for Basic Science (IBS) in South Korea. One of…
October’s top articles on eeNews Analog
October’s top articles on eeNews Analog
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The topics of job cuts, technology developments and US-China sanctions fuelled the most-read articles on eeNews Analog in October. The broadening of the sanctions against China by the US government…
Securing the road ahead: Security challenges and opportunities for EV chargers
Securing the road ahead: Security challenges and opportunities for EV chargers
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For electromobility to really take off, it is not only the vehicles that need to be further perfected and the charging infrastructure expanded. Measures must also be taken to ensure…
Top articles in October on eeNews Europe
Top articles in October on eeNews Europe
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Stock offerings were some of the most popular articles last month, despite the worsening global market conditions. UK chip designer Sondrel floated on the junior London market AIM, raising…
Analysis: ARM reshuffle preps for IPO
Analysis: ARM reshuffle preps for IPO
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The management reshuffle at ARM could look like rearranging the deckchairs on the Titanic of a struggling chip designer. The restructuring follows a court case against its largest customer of…
Tackling the chiplet clock challenge
Tackling the chiplet clock challenge
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The clock network is taking up more and more power as a portion of the chip designs, Vikram Karvat, SVP of Products, Marketing and Planning at Movellus tells eeNews Europe…
ARM details updated v9 architecture
ARM details updated v9 architecture
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ARM has released more details of the latest version of its ARM-A v9 architecture. The complete Arm Architecture Reference Manual (Arm ARM), the 2022 extensions and earlier functionality, is due…
Most read articles in September on eeNews Europe
Most read articles in September on eeNews Europe
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The start of the slowdown in the semiconductor market was of course the main interest for September. Analyst Malcolm Penn of Future Horizons was very clear in his forecasts…
How AI technology can aid natural language processing deployment
How AI technology can aid natural language processing deployment
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Natural language processing (NLP) is a spearhead for the use of artificial intelligence (AI). NLP models, based on the ‘Transformer’ model architecture, are able to show human-like understanding and processing…
Why ’emerging’ memories have not succeeded – yet
Why ’emerging’ memories have not succeeded – yet
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On July 28, seven years to the day since the initial launch of its 3D XPoint memory technology, Intel revealed that the company would “wind down” its Optane memory business.
Underwater lab taps Spectrum PCIe cards
Underwater lab taps Spectrum PCIe cards
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A new underwater acoustics lab in the US is using PCI Express instruments from Spectrum Instrumentation in Germany The Acoustics Research Group at the Department of Physics and Astronomy, Brigham…
Graph AI chip challengers drive AI as a service
Graph AI chip challengers drive AI as a service
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The challenge of breaking into the data centre to provide AI services is driving chip makers to new business models. Two leading AI chip designers, Graphcore and Blaize, have partnered…
Power limits the trillion transistor era say Intel, Tesla
Power limits the trillion transistor era say Intel, Tesla
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Both Intel and Tesla have highlighted the challenges of power management that will limit the coming trillion transistor era. That era is already approaching, with the Cerebras AI processor array…
Delivering medical cloud AI on smartphones
Delivering medical cloud AI on smartphones
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Qure in India has developed AI technology to automate and speed up the analysis of medical CT Scans and X-rays for clinicians around the world, with key approvals in Europe…
Intel prepares for trillion transistor era shake up
Intel prepares for trillion transistor era shake up
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Chip makers will be able to put a trillion transistors in a package by the end of the decade in a move that will shake up the industry, says Pat…
Understanding AC-DC power supply de-rating specifications
Understanding AC-DC power supply de-rating specifications
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An increasing number of AC-DC power supplies rely on de-rating specifications to improve their headline power ratings. This is when a power system or component is operated at a level…
See Siemens digital twin for its first digital native factory – video
See Siemens digital twin for its first digital native factory – video
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Siemens has built its first ‘digital native’ factory at a Chinese motor drive subsidiary using a digital twin as a key tool (see video below). Siemens Numerical Control in China became…
Report details restricted European and US tech in Russian weapons in Ukraine
Report details restricted European and US tech in Russian weapons in Ukraine
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Restricted chips from European and US companies have been found in military equipment being used by Russian forces in Ukraine. Dual use devices that can be used for military designs…
Top articles in July on eeNews Europe
Top articles in July on eeNews Europe
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RISC-V, funding projects, China, quantum technologies and the prospects for the semiconductor market were all among the top articles on eeNews Europe in July. The news that over 10…
US CHIPS Act also supports Open RAN – details
US CHIPS Act also supports Open RAN – details
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The CHIPS Act of 2022 has passed through both the US Senate and House of Representatives this week, and now awaits signing by president Joe Biden. The main aim of…
How the data centre moved to custom chips
How the data centre moved to custom chips
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Data centre providers have been developing their own silicon on 7nm and 5nm processes and driving the use of cloud-based chip design to boost productivity. Chinese giant ByteDance, the owner…
Drones help tackle heatwave fires across Spain
Drones help tackle heatwave fires across Spain
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Drones with a control system from UAV Navigation are helping emergency services in Spain tackle major fires in the current heatwave. The Spanish Emergency Military Unit (UME) is a dedicated paramilitary force…
Europe steps up as RISC-V ships 10bn cores
Europe steps up as RISC-V ships 10bn cores
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It may come as a surprise that over 10 billion RISC-V processor cores have shipped. After all, it took ARM 17 years to reach that milestone in 2008, and RISC-V…


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