Samsung, Hynix and Micron at looking at sealing pre-paid 3-5 year memory supply deals with their biggest customers. A report in EBN News says a likely model would fix volumes …
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Kyocera is bringing out a multilayer ceramic core substrate for semiconductor packages which are rapidly scaling in complexity as AI datacenter architectures evolve. Built from Kyocera’s proprietary Fine Ceramic materials, … The post New substrate for ceramic packages allows high density wiring and delivers greater rigidity appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Silicon Motion is launching its SM8008, a PCIe Gen5 x4 NVMe (non-volatile memory express) enterprise SSD controller, designed for datacentre boot drives and power-sensitive enterprise storage applications. It features a … The post SM8008 PCIe Gen5 controller targets AI, power-efficient boot storage appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The Universities of Exeter and Leicester – funded by the UK Space Agency (UKSA) – are behind the Fluorescent Deep Space Petri-Pod (FDSPP) project. Heading for the International Space Station … The post UKSA funds FDSPP Petri-Pod space laboratory project appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
How embedded systems are evolving to deliver more for less Embedded processors and modules are tiny devices capable of controlling large, rugged industrial systems. Technology once only found in PCs or servers now fits into compact devices that can be used everywhere. Manufacturers have access to advanced graphics, AI acceleration and fast communication, to drive smart cameras, robots and even medical instruments. Embedded systems rely on these processors, but also on storage technology, such as memory cards…
Despite many challenges substantial progress is being made in in situ water quality measurement, writes Craige Palmer. Measuring water quality in situ — directly at the source, be it a … The post Overcoming the challenges of water quality measurement appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Everyone wants more from their designs; smaller footprints, faster performance and more capability packed into every device. As expectations rise and development timelines tighten, engineers are increasingly relying on development kits (dev kits) to move efficiently through early design and evaluation. Recognizing how dev kits fit alongside traditional component sourcing is key to supporting accelerating design decisions and keeping development timelines on track. Once considered as optional prototyping tools, dev…
