At his final results call Tim Cook turned in some pretty good numbers in a tough consumer electronics market. Apple had fiscal Q3 (calendar Q2) revenues up 16.4% YoY at […]
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Extreme cold environments place unprecedented demands on power systems, making the low-temperature performance of aluminum electrolytic capacitors a critical factor in overall system reliability. I. In extreme cold environments, power … The post Sponsored Content: Power System Reliability in Extreme Cold with -65°C Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
For someone who sees AI as training software programmes on more data than before, the investment in it is mystifying to me. Like everyone, I’m enjoying the superior search capabilities […] The post What Is The Golden Pitch? appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Two advances in ferroelectric memory research by Imec push ferroelectric capacitors and ferroelectric field-effect transistors towards becoming enablers for low-voltage operation and high-density integration. Ferroelectric memory is drawing increasing attention … The post Imec pushes ferroelectric memory research towards AI integration appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
It’s almost unimaginable that a region which has the world’s finest chip technology research institution and the world’s leading chip manufacturing equipment manufacturer should spend years and years funding failed … The post Bureaucrats Can’t Solve Chip Industry Issues appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Bourns announces the release of its SRP2010PA, SRP2510PA, and SRP2512PA Series shielded power inductors designed to support high current operation in space-constrained electronic designs. The new series combines a metal-alloy powder core with shielded construction to reduce magnetic field radiation while maintaining a low-profile package. Designers of automotive and DC-DC conversion circuits continue to face increasing current requirements alongside…
ETH Zurich physicist Yiwen Chu and her fellow researchers have developed an approach to quantum computing which combines mechanical resonators with superconducting qubits. Information is stored in a working memory … The post Vibrating ICs for quantum computing appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
