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Magna promises flexible microLEDs for car OEMs
Magna promises flexible microLEDs for car OEMs
Business news |
With distinctive, high- performance lighting becoming a “must-have” for automakers and other mobility companies, automotive supplier Magna Electronics and LED…
Sub-1-GHz sensor node SoM lowers barriers for IoT applications
Sub-1-GHz sensor node SoM lowers barriers for IoT applications
New Products |
IoT expert SensiEDGE has announced a new SensiSUB system-on-module (SoM) starter kit, a board-level IoT sensor node.
Wheel-hub drive market zooms ahead
Wheel-hub drive market zooms ahead
Market news |
The market for in-wheel motors (better known as wheel hub drives) seems to be a very promising place for automotive…
Network slicing allows multiple types of usage to coexist in 5G network
Network slicing allows multiple types of usage to coexist in 5G network
Technology News |
At the International Electronics Fair (IFA) in Berlin, Ericsson demonstrated the simultaneous use of on-board vehicle communication and on-board entertainment…

Lattice appoints former Intel, AMD executive as CEO
Lattice appoints former Intel, AMD executive as CEO
Business news |
FPGA vendor Lattice Semiconductor Corp. (Portland, Oregon) has appointed Jim Anderson, 46, as CEO. Anderson was previously general manager and senior vice president of the computing and graphics business group…
Robust switch with gold contact
Robust switch with gold contact
New Products |
With the WS-DITU, Würth Elektronik eiSos has an improved DIP switch in its range: The gold contact coating of the WS-DITU ensures a stable contact resistance over the long term.
Robots at work: Advancing the promise of industrial convergence
Robots at work: Advancing the promise of industrial convergence
Feature articles |
The ultimate cyber-physical system is best described in simple engineering terms as a classic closed-loop system where each piece of equipment is connected to one another by reacting to its…
Industrial pollutant a promising material for redox flow batteries
Industrial pollutant a promising material for redox flow batteries
Technology News |
A common ingredient in wastewater from textile mills could be used as a material for redox flow batteries.
PV module maker picked by DOE for tech commercialization projects
PV module maker picked by DOE for tech commercialization projects
Technology News |
Ascent Solar Technologies has has been selected by the US Department of Energy (DOE) for two key solar cell development projects.
Mystery illness of U.S. diplomats matches EM radiation effects, claims researcher
Mystery illness of U.S. diplomats matches EM radiation effects, claims researcher
Technology News |
According to Beatrice Golomb, MD, PhD, professor of medicine at University of California San Diego School of Medicine, publicly reported symptoms and experiences of a "mystery illness" afflicting American and…
Wind River to develop safety platform for autonomous vehicles
Wind River to develop safety platform for autonomous vehicles
Market news |
Wind River and Hyundai Autron will work together on a software framework for autonomous driving that uses Wind River’s IP and HYUNDAI AUTRON’s ODIN product.
Gowin offers ARM-based FPGA-SoC
Gowin offers ARM-based FPGA-SoC
New Products |
Gowin Semiconductor Corp. (Guangzhou, China), China's leading supplier of programmable chips, has announced its first FPGA-SoC series of devices known as LittleBee GW1NS-2.
Configurable intelligent 12kW system for medical and industrial applications
Configurable intelligent 12kW system for medical and industrial applications
New Products |
Artesyn Embedded Technologies has extended its range of configurable intelligent high power system with a 12kW case alongside the existing 24kW supply.
Nvidia, ST gate-crash memory party in chip sales
Nvidia, ST gate-crash memory party in chip sales
Market news |
Companies selling memory chips enjoyed the strongest growth in a ranking of the top 15 chip companies ranked by 1H18 sales revenue compiled by market research firm IC Insights.
Infineon extends patent license with Rambus
Infineon extends patent license with Rambus
Business news |
Rambus Inc. (Sunnyvale, Calif.) has announced that Infineon Technologies GmbH (Munich, Germany) has renewed its patent license agreement and added the Rambus' differential power analysis countermeasures portfolio.
Unleashing the benefits of industrial convergence
Unleashing the benefits of industrial convergence
Feature articles |
The ultimate cyber-physical system is best described in simple engineering terms as a classic closed-loop system where each piece of equipment is connected to one another by reacting to its…
USound chooses Flex for MEMS speakers
USound chooses Flex for MEMS speakers
Business news |
USound GmbH (Graz, Austria), developer of MEMS-membrane based audio components and speakers has chosen electronic manufacturing services company Flex Ltd. – formerly Flextronics – to manufacture MEMS speakers on its…
Google and Labster work together on VR science labs for students
Google and Labster work together on VR science labs for students
Technology News |
Google (Mountain View, CA) and online science teaching tool provider Labster (Copenhagen, Hovedstaden, Denmark) have collaborated on bringing "3D virtual labs" to students, enabling them to conduct unlimited science experiments…
Wind River design win on safety platform for autonomous vehicles,
Wind River design win on safety platform for autonomous vehicles,
Wind River and Hyundai Autron will work together on a software framework for autonomous driving that uses Wind River’s IP and HYUNDAI AUTRON’s ODIN product.
Mystery illness affecting diplomats linked to RF/microwave radiation
Mystery illness affecting diplomats linked to RF/microwave radiation
Technology News |
According to Beatrice Golomb, MD, PhD, professor of medicine at University of California San Diego School of Medicine, publicly reported symptoms and experiences of a "mystery illness" afflicting American and…
Infineon OPTIGA Trust X IC now available from Rutronik
Infineon OPTIGA Trust X IC now available from Rutronik
Rutronik UK is now stocking Infineon’s OPTIGA Trust X security solution, which provides turnkey hardware security to a large number of applications.
Blue dye in wastewater could be used for batteries
Blue dye in wastewater could be used for batteries
Technology News |
A common ingredient in wastewater from textile mills could be used as a material for redox flow batteries.
Force sensitive sensor brings extra functionality to mobile devices
Force sensitive sensor brings extra functionality to mobile devices
Peratech has introduced a distributed force array (DFA) touch sensor that will allow users of touch devices to navigate menus and perform operations with a single-finger touch.
Military-grade radar commercialised for civilian self-driving vehicles
Military-grade radar commercialised for civilian self-driving vehicles
Market news |
Autonomous vehicle navigation technology startup WaveSense (Somerville, MA) has announced the commercialization of what it says is the world's first ground-penetrating radar sensor for self-driving vehicles.
Frontier debuts Smart IoT software licensing and srvices, partners with NXP
Frontier debuts Smart IoT software licensing and srvices, partners with NXP
Business news |
Frontier Smart Technologies, a pioneer in digital audio, has launched a Smart IoT software licensing and services business line.
Two projects commercialise lightweight perovskite solar cells for flight
Two projects commercialise lightweight perovskite solar cells for flight
Technology News |
Ascent Solar Technologies has has been selected by the US Department of Energy (DOE) for two key solar cell development projects.
Micron pledges $3 billion wafer fab investment
Micron pledges $3 billion wafer fab investment
Business news |
Memory chip maker Micron Technology Inc. (Boise, Idaho) has said it plans to invest $3 billion at its wafer site in Manassas, Virginia by 2030, about 40 miles west of…
Whitepaper outlines why streamlined small cell siting policies are critical for 5G
Whitepaper outlines why streamlined small cell siting policies are critical for 5G
Technology News |
5G Americas and Small Cell Forum (SCF) believe that if the challenges of siting for outdoor cells are not addressed, many of the benefits which governments, regulators and cities hope…


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