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TSMC dragged to the altar of US manufacturing
TSMC dragged to the altar of US manufacturing
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The double-whammy of enhanced restrictions on Huawei and HiSilicon from the US, plus the announcement of TSMC's plan to build…
Imagination: We’re engaged with China, as we should be
Imagination: We’re engaged with China, as we should be
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In response to the article 'Opinion: China has had its way with Imagination' I would like to provide readers with…
Opinion: China has had its way with Imagination
Opinion: China has had its way with Imagination
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"It all happened so fast. I was distracted by the pandemic." Did we just witness the mugging of another UK…
How to overcome high latency in the 5G era?
How to overcome high latency in the 5G era?
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From video conferencing to multiplayer online gaming, all of us will have experienced latency issues at some point. But this…

The impact of the new COM HPC standard
The impact of the new COM HPC standard
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It’s been three years since the latest Computer on Module (COM) specification, COM Express 3.0, was released for industry use. Now, the embedded computer industry is on the verge of…
Keeping electronics product design on track during coronavirus
Keeping electronics product design on track during coronavirus
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The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown up a number of challenges for electronics teams, both in-house and within design consultancies. While resources for remote working abound, here we explore how electronics…
2020’s perfect storm: Wi-Fi 6, BLE, and AI?
2020’s perfect storm: Wi-Fi 6, BLE, and AI?
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The debut of Wi-Fi 6 and the explosion of AI hardware, networks, and tools will open new markets and spur future technology trends.
AI keeps an eye on road safety for fleet managers
AI keeps an eye on road safety for fleet managers
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The use of dash cam technology is on the rise, and for good reason. Last year, Scotland Yard revealed the extent to which its use has increased for the investigation…
AI at the edge, reduces latency
AI at the edge, reduces latency
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Significant technological advances continue to reshape the AI landscape, and in turn pushing machine learning closer to the edge.
AI keeps an eye on road safety for fleet managers
AI keeps an eye on road safety for fleet managers
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The use of dash cam technology is on the rise, and for good reason. Last year, Scotland Yard revealed the extent to which its use has increased for the investigation…
Tips to COVID 19-proof design projects
Tips to COVID 19-proof design projects
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It’s fair to say that – due to the COVID-19 pandemic – the world of work will never quite be the same again. We’ve been in lockdown for a few…
Driving high brightness LEDs
Driving high brightness LEDs
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High brightness light emitting diodes (HBLEDs) are bringing about a revolution in lighting - with applications ranging from the humble flashlight to car front lighting. There are still trade-offs, however,…
Thermal considerations in Microsoft’s Xbox Series X design
Thermal considerations in Microsoft’s Xbox Series X design
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Simulation expert Tom Gregory looks at the thermal challenges of the design of Microsoft's latest game console, the Xbox Series X.
AI to boost Earth observations onboard cubesats
AI to boost Earth observations onboard cubesats
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During an online press conference held by Teledyne e2v to promote the company’s latest product developments, the group’s CMOS sensor division came into focus as being part of a new…
Insights into 2020: Q&A with storage executives
Insights into 2020: Q&A with storage executives
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Western Digital executives discuss what trends they expect to see in the storage arena in 2020.
Analysis: TSMC ponders US wafer fab while awaiting trade rule changes
Analysis: TSMC ponders US wafer fab while awaiting trade rule changes
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TSMC doesn't often build wafer fabs outside Taiwan but in the current mood of US-Chinese economic tension the world's leading foundry is willing to discuss the idea.
How Standardization Will Benefit the e-Textile Industry
How Standardization Will Benefit the e-Textile Industry
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In e-textiles, developers spend too much time finding out which component works with which. What the industry needs is a collaborative effort in the electronics and textile industries to work…
The stretchy electronics revolution
The stretchy electronics revolution
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The days of the hard computer chip may be numbered. Covered in transistors and other semi-conducting elements, these rigid devices likewise render the devices in which they are found —…
NXPs expands Wifi 6 portfolio for in-car applications
NXPs expands Wifi 6 portfolio for in-car applications
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The chip manufacturer NXP has rolled out a quite comprehensive portfolio of products that comply with the new WiFi 6 standard (IEEE 802.11ax). With this, the supplier wants to open…
Digital twins fuel the transformation of utility asset management
Digital twins fuel the transformation of utility asset management
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From monitoring of equipment health to providing timely support and services to product development, the digital-twin industry has boomed into a promising investment avenue.
Smart buildings: Massive market opportunity ahead
Smart buildings: Massive market opportunity ahead
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The notion of the automated building has been around for over four decades, introducing systems capable of monitoring and managing resources such as energy and water usage. But the scope…
Is your next technical conference going to be virtual?
Is your next technical conference going to be virtual?
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Covid-19 has turned the technical conference on its ear, making online alternatives the norm.
The growing market opportunity for smart buildings
The growing market opportunity for smart buildings
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The notion of the automated building has been around for over four decades, introducing systems capable of monitoring and managing resources such as energy and water usage. But the scope…
Digitization and knowledge-sharing get a boost in times of confinement
Digitization and knowledge-sharing get a boost in times of confinement
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Confinement has become the norm for most of Europeans and drastic movement restrictions are taking place all over the world, giving a devastating blow to many industries and livelihoods yet…
Analyzing power consumption in cellular IoT systems
Analyzing power consumption in cellular IoT systems
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Peter Macejko, Wireless Specialist at Anritsu, looks at techniques for analyzing power consumption of cellular devices in the Internet of Things…
I/O at 200 miles per hour
I/O at 200 miles per hour
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It’s not controversial to suppose that Formula One (F1) is a sport of extremes. The drivers are the best, the cars are the fastest and the races the most intense.
Analysing power consumption in cellular IoT systems
Analysing power consumption in cellular IoT systems
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Peter Macejko, Wireless Specialist at Anritsu, looks at techniques for analysing power consumption of cellular devices in the Internet of Things…
BMW shows fuel cell powertrain for SUV
BMW shows fuel cell powertrain for SUV
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Having focused solely on battery-electric vehicles as the alternative for conventional ones for a long time, BMW now shows a hydrogen fuel cell powertrain. At the same time, the carmaker…


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