Tria Technologies, the embedded compute board specialist, is expanding operating system support across its Qualcomm-based hardware. Yocto Linux, Windows 11 IoT, and Android are all now available, it announces. Android …
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Many years ago the story went around that Andy Grove was considering buying Byte magazine because he did not feel that Intel getting a fair crack of the whip in … The post Changing Tack appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Lucy Group has completed the acquisition of 100% of the shares in Nuventura GmbH, the primary SF6-free switchgear specialist for the electric energy sector. Founded in Berlin, Germany, in 2017, Nuventura … The post Lucy Group buys Nuventura appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
On a visit to Austin, Texas, Caroline Hayes visited Silicon Labs and spoke to Ross Sabolcik, lead of the company’s industrial and commercial IoT business unit about meeting evolving customer … The post What’s next for Silicon Labs, the IoT and AI appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Back in 2002 battle was joined over the format for the blue laser DVD. This is how it was reported: ’The first shot in a new standards war was fired … The post Blu-Ray – No Way appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
DigiKey has collaborated with STMicroelectronics and Ultra Librarian for a new version of the eDesignSuite tool. eDesignSuite This is a free no-license-required online design platform developed by ST. It aims … The post DigiKey, ST, Ultra Librarian partner for eDesignSuite integration appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Bolt Graphics has taped-out the test chip for its Zeus GPU which aims to cut the cost of HPC and rendering workloads by up to 17 times. Volume production is … The post Bolt GPU to cut compute cost 17x appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
