When the UK had a computer company which competed with IBM, Electronics Weekly carried one of its ads in its edition of October 12th 1960: [dropcap][/dropcap]
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The five startups competing in the live Cambridge Tech Week Pitching Competition this September are: HotHouse Therapeutics – Spun out of Professor Anne Osbourn’s laboratory at the John Innes Centre, […] The post Cambridge Tech Week Startup Finalists appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The power device market is expected to exceed $41 billion by 2031, driven by electrification, AI infrastructure, and renewable energy, says Yole. Infineon, onsemi and ST, remain dominant, while Chinese … The post Growth, competition and change in power devices appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
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Upcycling spent cathodes into high-performance materials is essential for realising a sustainable, circular battery economy, say researchers at UC San Diego, however direct solid-state synthesis is frequently hindered by crystallographic […] The post UC San Diego researchers turn spent cathodes into high-performance materials appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Meta is to put the third of its multi-generational MTIA (Meta Training and Inference Accelerators) into production in September as part of its plan to have 14GW of computing power … The post Meta prepares to fab its third custom datacentre chip appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Melexis is shipping a conventional-Hall current sensor featuring a sigma-delta digital output to improve signal integrity in electrically noisy environments. Supporting current sensing from 200 A to 2000 A, the … The post Hall current sensor with a sigma-delta digital output appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
