Cerebras, the waferscale specialist, eventually IPO’d at $185 – after increasing the price several times in the wake of considerable interest. Trading began at 2pm UK time today. The IPO …
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Only six nations (or political unions) have been to the moon, its orbit or its vicinity as part of a successful or semi-successful missions – and the runner-up doesn’t even … The post Not Everyone’s Gone To The Moon appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Don’t miss the latest episode of the excellent Electronics Weekly podcast, CHIIPS. It features Dr. Ariful Haque, an Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering at Texas State University. CHIIPS is brought … The post CHIIPS #30 – Ariful Haque on skills supply chain and Microelectronics US appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Panasonic’s ERJPC high precision thick-film resistors series claim to deliver accuracy levels previously only achievable with thin film technology. With a TCR (Temperature Coefficient of Resistance) as low as 25ppm/K … The post Panasonic thick-film resistors as accurate as thin film appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
SambaNova and Intel have come up with a design combining GPUs, Intel Xeon 6 processors and SambaNova RDUs for decode to deliver inference for Agentic AI applications. The design will … The post SambaNova and Intel offer design for agentic AI inference appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
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.
Former Google chief, Eric Schmidt has slashed his estimate of the AI gap between the West and China to just six months, writes Paul Dempsey from Washington DC. He also … The post China is closing AI gap, says Schmidt appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
