Blaize raises $71m Series D
Blaize, the AI processor specialist, has raised a $71m Series D funding round.
This article was posted on Aug 3, 2021PsiQuantum raises $450m Series D to build million qubit quantum computer
PsiQuantum has raised $450 million in Series D funding to build a quantum computer with one million qubits – the level at which quantum computers become commercially viable.
This article was posted on Aug 3, 2021Test paper for disaggregated O-RAN components
SCF’s comprehensive suite of 5G FAPI/nFAPI specifications stimulate innovation and competition across the small cell ecosystem by supporting multi-vendor interoperability within products and between different products of small cell networks, architected within the 3GPP defined disaggregated functional split framework.
This article was posted on Aug 3, 2021£1.5m for UK silicon anode li-ion project
Innovate UK has approved funding for the £1.5m ‘Silicon anode battery for rapid electrification’ (Sabre) project, intended to improve energy density in electric vehicle grade lithium ion batteries.
This article was posted on Aug 3, 2021Made-up BNC cables from Amphenol
Amphenol RF is aiming at test, measurement and industrial applications with a line of BNC cable assemblies using low-loss Times LMR‐UF cable.
This article was posted on Aug 3, 20212MW Orkney tidal turbine hooks into the grid
Orbital Marine Power’s O2 has begun feeding power into the national grid from the European Marine Energy Centre in Orkney.
This article was posted on Aug 3, 2021AI looks for trouble at the Nuerburgring motor racing circuit
Fujitsu is developing artificial intelligence based safety cameras at the German Nuerburgring motor racing circuit.
This article was posted on Aug 2, 2021ST aims for 50% renewable power at Moroccan back-end plant
STMicroelectronics will procure 50% of the energy for its Bouskoura site in Morocco from renewable sources by 2022, compared to 1% in 2020.
This article was posted on Aug 2, 2021SIP market to top $19bn in 2026
The SiP market is expected to increase from $14 billion in 2020 to $19 billion+ in 2026, according to Yole Developpement.
This article was posted on Aug 2, 2021Bulgin introduces online cable assembly configuration
Bulgin has introduced an intuitive online configurator. By using the Custom Cable Assembly Builder, it is possible to outline the fundamental design of a custom assembly and derive an initial visualization, prior to moving towards the sampling phase.
This article was posted on Aug 2, 2021Japanese Space Agency plans for Avatars in space
JAXA, the Japanese Space Agency, will be working on “Space Avatar” technology with avatarin and The University of Tokyo, it has announced.
This article was posted on Aug 2, 2021Intel sets out roadmap to ‘unquestioned’ industry process leadership by 2025
Intel has set out its roadmap for reaching process parity with industry leaders by 2024 and process leadership in 2025. It has also announced that Qualcomm has committed a ‘major mobile platform’ to Intel’s 2024 process.
This article was posted on Aug 2, 2021Automotive RTOS gets power-fail data security
Tuxera and eSol have teamed up to integrate the former’s Reliance file system to the latter’s eMCOS real-time operating system (RTOS) for safety-critical automotive use.
This article was posted on Aug 2, 2021SpiNNaker2 tapes out
Technische Universität Dresden, Manchester University, Racyics GmbH, and GlobalFoundries have taped out the SpiNNaker2 AI processor.
This article was posted on Aug 2, 2021Microchip’s 1,700V SiC mosfets
Microchip has added 1,700V mosfets to its silicon carbide portfolio, as die, discretes and in modules.
This article was posted on Aug 2, 2021ST’s first 200mm in-house SIC wafers
STMicroelectronics has manufactured its first 200mm silicon-carbide bulk wafers at its Norrköping Sweden facility.
This article was posted on Aug 2, 2021Start-up curves the face of CMOS image sensors
Paris start-up Silina has developed a way to curve hundreds of imaging sensors at the same time, simplifying associated external optics, it said.
This article was posted on Jul 30, 2021Brushed servo motors and mini-control boards from EMS
Berkshire-based Electro Mechanical Systems (EMS) has samples of Nidec Servo’s DMN range brushed electric motors.
This article was posted on Jul 30, 2021UK made: Sacrificial anodes for wind farms
South Tyneside sacrificial anode manufacture Metec UK has signed contracts worth over £6.5m, to supply Dogger Bank Wind Farm phases A and B, and an off-shore substation in France.
This article was posted on Jul 30, 2021Winbond OctalNAND and Synopsys SSI IP interoperable
Winbond has announced the interoperability of Synopsys’ DesignWare Synchronous Serial Interface (SSI) IP and Winbond’s OctalNAND Flash Memory.
This article was posted on Jul 30, 2021Melexis OLED controller drives point and area lighting
Melexis has developed an intelligent OLED controller that integrates all of the active components needed to realize combined point (LED) and area (OLED) lighting applications inside and outside the vehicle.
This article was posted on Jul 30, 2021