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Google allows the management of millions of devices remotely
Google allows the management of millions of devices remotely
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Google’s service for connecting and managing millions of Internet of Things devices, ranging from sensors embedded in an oil pipeline…
Google lets companies manage millions of devices remotely
Google lets companies manage millions of devices remotely
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Google’s service for connecting and managing millions of Internet of Things devices, ranging from sensors embedded in an oil pipeline…
Tektronix’ Chris Godfrey on automotive electronics design and test
Tektronix’ Chris Godfrey on automotive electronics design and test
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As the electronics content of automobiles increases steadily with every new model year, so too does the need for faster…
Arduino-compatible, DIY customisable keyboard
Arduino-compatible, DIY customisable keyboard
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Running now on crowdfunding site kickstarter is a fully customisable USB keyboard with 36 capacitive keys whose functionality can be…

DIY customisable keyboard is Arduino-compatible
DIY customisable keyboard is Arduino-compatible
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Running now on crowdfunding site kickstarter is a fully customisable USB keyboard with 36 capacitive keys whose functionality can be changed through software.
Red Pitaya takes T&M market by storm
Red Pitaya takes T&M market by storm
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When Ljubljana-based startup Red Pitaya launched what it describes as a Swiss army knife for engineers on crowd-funding site Kickstarter in 2013, it only took a few days to reach…
Slovenian startup disrupts market with bare bone instruments
Slovenian startup disrupts market with bare bone instruments
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When Ljubljana-based startup Red Pitaya launched what it describes as a Swiss army knife for engineers on crowd-funding site Kickstarter in 2013, it only took a few days to reach…
Slovenian startup grabs T&M market with bare bone instruments
Slovenian startup grabs T&M market with bare bone instruments
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When Ljubljana-based startup Red Pitaya launched what it describes as a Swiss army knife for engineers on crowd-funding site Kickstarter in 2013, it only took a few days to reach…
Component manufacturers step up digital support
Component manufacturers step up digital support
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Today, more than ever, designing a successful product is about addressing every aspect – from the big-picture idea all the way down to the fine details. Of course, this has…
Cryptocurrency malware attack on SCADA network discovered
Cryptocurrency malware attack on SCADA network discovered
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Cybersecurity solutions provider Radiflow (Mahwah, NJ) has reported what it believes to be the first documented cryptocurrency malware attack on a SCADA network of a critical infrastructure operator. Radiflow discovered…
First documented cryptocurrency malware attack on a SCADA network
First documented cryptocurrency malware attack on a SCADA network
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Cybersecurity solutions provider Radiflow has reported what it believes to be the first documented cryptocurrency malware attack on a SCADA network of a critical infrastructure operator. Radiflow discovered this cryptocurrency…
Is cryptocurrency malware digging at your SCADA network?
Is cryptocurrency malware digging at your SCADA network?
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Cybersecurity solutions provider Radiflow has reported what it believes to be the first documented cryptocurrency malware attack on a SCADA network of a critical infrastructure operator. Radiflow discovered this cryptocurrency…
Hybrid cloud adoption to fuel smart data
Hybrid cloud adoption to fuel smart data
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AWS revenues increased by 45 percent in the last quarter driven by surging adoption of multi-cloud by enterprises. Multi-cloud and hybrid cloud adoption will fuel businesses to leverage smart data,…
AWS, Azure growth proves the future is multi-cloud
AWS, Azure growth proves the future is multi-cloud
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AWS revenues increased by 45 percent in the last quarter driven by surging adoption of multi-cloud by enterprises. Multi-cloud and hybrid cloud adoption will fuel businesses to leverage smart data,…
Embedding an eFPGA: the starting point
Embedding an eFPGA: the starting point
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While SoC architects understand how an eFPGA core can add value to their ASIC/SoC design, even before having formulated a specific application, it may not be clear how to start…
Model-level debugging: a bridge between control engineering and software engineering
Model-level debugging: a bridge between control engineering and software engineering
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A "model-level" debugger is a debugger that can provide a side-by-side view of a simulation model of a control system (for example defined using Simulink) with the source code produced…
Report ‘sees’ upside to cutting iPhone X production
Report ‘sees’ upside to cutting iPhone X production
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Apple Inc., will slow production of its flagship iPhone – the $999 iPhone X – by 50 percent in the first three months of 2018 because of a lack of…
Human-centric lighting placing greater demands on LEDs
Human-centric lighting placing greater demands on LEDs
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Tunable lighting — or human-centric lighting — is one of the biggest trends hitting the lighting industry, and it’s easy to see why. Both research and user feedback shows the…
The upside to Apple’s halving of iPhone X production
The upside to Apple’s halving of iPhone X production
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Apple Inc. will slow production of its flagship iPhone – the $999 iPhone X – by 50 percent in the first three months of 2018 because of a lack of…
Tunable human-centric lighting places greater thermal demands on LEDs
Tunable human-centric lighting places greater thermal demands on LEDs
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Tunable lighting — or human-centric lighting — is one of the biggest trends hitting the lighting industry, and it’s easy to see why. Both research and user feedback shows the…
How tunable human-centric lighting is placing greater thermal demands on LEDs
How tunable human-centric lighting is placing greater thermal demands on LEDs
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Tunable lighting — or human-centric lighting — is one of the biggest trends hitting the lighting industry, and it’s easy to see why. Both research and user feedback shows the…
How tunable human-centric lighting is placing greater thermal demands on LEDs
How tunable human-centric lighting is placing greater thermal demands on LEDs
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Tunable lighting — or human-centric lighting — is one of the biggest trends hitting the lighting industry, and it’s easy to see why. Both research and user feedback shows the…
The Universal Digital Ink Revolution: Cross-Industry Collaboration Around AI, AR, and VR
The Universal Digital Ink Revolution: Cross-Industry Collaboration Around AI, AR, and VR
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DSC Work Group Chair Markus Weber discusses how universal digital ink technology is driving new business opportunities in the emerging digital stationery market.
e-cycling for the circular economy
e-cycling for the circular economy
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Between 2009 and 2012, the European Union (EU) funded an aptly-titled project called the Recovery of Electronic Waste through Advanced Recycling and Demonstration (REWARD). Although the project has concluded, electronics…
Getting value from e-cycling
Getting value from e-cycling
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Between 2009 and 2012, the European Union (EU) funded an aptly-titled project called the Recovery of Electronic Waste through Advanced Recycling and Demonstration (REWARD). Although the project has concluded, electronics…
Security and Connected Cars
Security and Connected Cars
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As cars get increasingly connected, they also are increasingly vulnerable to cyber attacks. This article explains how to secure connected cars…
AI chips: Coming to a desktop near you?
AI chips: Coming to a desktop near you?
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No one knows what the future of artificial intelligence will look like and no one knows what computer architecture will take it there. For years, Nvidia has been trying to…
AI chips could spill out of data centers, onto desks
AI chips could spill out of data centers, onto desks
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No one knows what the future of artificial intelligence will look like and no one knows what computer architecture will take it there. For years, Nvidia has been trying to…


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