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ST’s latest image sensors for always-on vision for compact devices operating on batteries or harvested energy –  VD55G4 (monochrome) and VD65G4 (RGB colour) –  part of the ST BrightSense portfolio … The post Low-power image sensors for battery-powered compact devices appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

ITG Electronics has a new line of custom transformers for USB Power Delivery (PD) 3.1 applications. They are aimed at AC-to-DC switching power supplies and USB-C power delivery systems meeting … The post ITG custom transformers eye USB Power Delivery 3.1 applications appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

The UK’s Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) is backing a UK robotics company, Rivelin Robotics, to help transform military manufacturing. The company, supported by Dstl experts, has created microfactory … The post DSTL backs Rivelin Robotics to finish 3D printed military parts appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

I’m very taken with this Reinforcement Learning technique for creating AI models which is all the rage – IMHO it could be the saving of our Prime Minister, Ed confides … The post Ed Trains A Minder For The PM appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Nvidia is to invest $2 billion in Marvell to ensure that Marvell’s customers for datacentre ASICs have  a route to compatibility with Nvidia’s computing platform. With the hyperscalers developing their … The post Nvidia invests $2bn in Marvell for AI ASIC compatibility appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Microelectronics US brought together the semiconductor supply chain for a two-day event in Austin, Texas, reports Caroline Hayes For some, Austin is known as the Silicon Hills. The capitol city … The post Destination Austin – Microelectronics US focuses on industry supply chain appeared first on Electronics Weekly.