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Industrial linear image sensor ideal for low-light conditions
Industrial linear image sensor ideal for low-light conditions
New Products | - By Jean-Pierre Joosting
Linear image sensor features an expanded photosensitive area with a unique pixel geometry, providing high contrast in low-light conditions....
Toyota moves to software defined architecture with Arene, Rav4 launch
Toyota moves to software defined architecture with Arene, Rav4 launch
Business news | - By Nick Flaherty
The world’s largest car maker has adopted a software defined architecture for the first time as it looks to a centralised vehicle architecture. Toyota is using its Arene software stack, developed by s...
Infineon and NVIDIA partner on power delivery for AI data centres
Infineon and NVIDIA partner on power delivery for AI data centres
Technology News | - By Jean-Pierre Joosting
Collaboration to develop industry-first 800 V power delivery architecture for AI data centres based on high-voltage direct current distribution.
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AI-for-EDA startup Cognichip raises US$33 million
AI-for-EDA startup Cognichip raises US$33 million
Business news | - By Peter Clarke
Startup Cognichip Inc. has announced it raised US$33 million in seed funding in 2024 and that it plans to introduce a ‘physics-informed’ AI model for semiconductor design. The company clai...
Europe’s first ion trap chip pilot line approved
Europe’s first ion trap chip pilot line approved
Business news | - By Nick Flaherty
Europe’s €15m pilot line for making ion trap quantum processors has received approval. The CHAMP-ION line will be coordinated by research group Silicon Austria Labs…
Microchip slashes PolarFire FPGA pricing by 30%
Microchip slashes PolarFire FPGA pricing by 30%
Business news | - By Nick Flaherty
Microchip has cut the price of its PolarFire field programmable logic FPGA and system on chip (SoC) devices by 30%. “At the end of last…

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AI-for-EDA startup Cognichip raises US$33 million
AI-for-EDA startup Cognichip raises US$33 million
Business news | - By Peter Clarke
Startup Cognichip Inc. has announced it raised US$33 million in seed funding in 2024 and that it plans to introduce a ‘physics-informed’ AI model for…
Vaire tips ‘reversible computing’ circuit that recycles 50% of energy
Vaire tips ‘reversible computing’ circuit that recycles 50% of energy
Technology News | - By Peter Clarke
Vaire Computing Ltd. (London, England) has said it is awaiting the delivery of its first physical test chip as part of its attempt to develop…
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Thin film thermoelectric cooling built with semiconductor process technology
Thin film thermoelectric cooling built with semiconductor process technology
Technology News | - By Nick Flaherty
Researchers at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) and Samsung Electronics have developed a solid state thermoelectric cooling material that can be built in…
Nvidia consortium pushes 800V power distribution for AI datacentres
Nvidia consortium pushes 800V power distribution for AI datacentres
Business news | - By Nick Flaherty
Nvidia has announced a consortium of suppliers for 800V high voltage DC power distribution in datacentres. This is a key step to supporting processing racks…
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Next generation NXP OrangeBox for wireless domain connections
Next generation NXP OrangeBox for wireless domain connections
New Products | - By Nick Flaherty
NXP Semiconductors has launched the second generation of its OrangeBox development platform for secure communication between a vehicle’s gateway and its wireless technologies. The OrangeBox2.0…
Toyota moves to software defined architecture with Arene, Rav4 launch
Toyota moves to software defined architecture with Arene, Rav4 launch
Business news | - By Nick Flaherty
The world’s largest car maker has adopted a software defined architecture for the first time as it looks to a centralised vehicle architecture. Toyota is…
eeNews Embedded
Industrial linear image sensor ideal for low-light conditions
Industrial linear image sensor ideal for low-light conditions
New Products | - By Jean-Pierre Joosting
Linear image sensor features an expanded photosensitive area with a unique pixel geometry, providing high contrast in low-light conditions.
Infineon and NVIDIA partner on power delivery for AI data centres
Infineon and NVIDIA partner on power delivery for AI data centres
Technology News | - By Jean-Pierre Joosting
Collaboration to develop industry-first 800 V power delivery architecture for AI data centres based on high-voltage direct current distribution.
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eeNews Wireless
Partnership to drive open network architecture
Partnership to drive open network architecture
Business news | - By Jean-Pierre Joosting
KDDI and DriveNets have signed an agreement to expand the use of disaggregated routers, aiming to enhance efficiency and optimise capital investment and operating costs.
5G-OT Alliance launched to bring 5G/LTE to OT environments
5G-OT Alliance launched to bring 5G/LTE to OT environments
Business news | - By Jean-Pierre Joosting
The 5G-OT Alliance aims to expedite the adoption of private 5G and LTE networks in OT environments and drive Industry 4.0.
Smart2.0
No Electronics required for Soft Oscillating Robots
No Electronics required for Soft Oscillating Robots
News | - By Wisse Hettinga
“We wanted to design a soft system that could perform realistic tasks while being fully self-contained” Noah Kohls, Ph.D. ME 2024, and Ellen Yi Chen…
Using Light Scattering in Optical fibers for good
Using Light Scattering in Optical fibers for good
News | - By Wisse Hettinga
A new way of transporting and processing information emerges by controlling the feedback of the interaction between light waves and the sound waves (phonons) due…
Quantum
IQM looks to the end of the NISQ quantum era with 300qubit machine
IQM looks to the end of the NISQ quantum era with 300qubit machine
Technology News |
IQM in Finland is developing a quantum computer with 300 qubits that it says marks the transition from the current NISQ era to full fault…
By Nick Flaherty
IQM looks to the end of the NISQ quantum era with 300qubit machine

IQM in Finland is developing a quantum computer with 300…
Europe’s first ion trap chip pilot line approved

Europe’s €15m pilot line for making ion trap quantum processors…
UK looks to ten year R&D plans ahead of industrial strategy

The UK government has issued new criteria for long term…
Europe to sign quantum deal with Japan

The European Commission is to sign a letter of intent…
IonQ buys Lightsynq, Capella for satellite QKD

Acquisitive quantum pioneer IonQ is planning a satellite quantum key…
New products
Highest current 1608 chip bead handles up to 8A
Highest current 1608 chip bead handles up to 8A
New Products | - By Nick Flaherty
TDK has expanded its multilayer chip bead range for automotive power supply lines with 1608-size devices handling currents up to 8A The MPZ1608-PH chip bead…
Ultra-compact GNSS receiver boosts accuracy
Ultra-compact GNSS receiver boosts accuracy
New Products | - By Jean-Pierre Joosting
The Septentrio mosaic family adds additional high-accuracy positioning GNSS receiver modules tailored for commercial drones, robots, and other size-constrained applications.
Thin MEMS speaker offered for smart watches, wrist wearables
Thin MEMS speaker offered for smart watches, wrist wearables
New Products | - By Peter Clarke
The Sycamore-W is a MEMS near-field speaker in a package measuring 20mm by 4mm by 1.28mm that weighs 150mg. The manufacturer, xMEMS Inc. (Santa Clara,…
Boards & embedded cards
PCBs a ticking timebomb says Dirk Stans at Eurocircuits
PCBs a ticking timebomb says Dirk Stans at Eurocircuits
Interviews |
PCBs are the foundation of every electronic device. No chip works without one. Yet Europe, with its ambition to lead in semiconductors and high-tech, produces…
By eeNews Europe
PCBs a ticking timebomb says Dirk Stans at Eurocircuits

PCBs are the foundation of every electronic device. No chip…
Phantom Space taps Ubotica for edge AI in space

Ubotica in Ireland is to supply edge AI technology for…
DeepX plans Raspberry Pi edge AI card

DeepX in Korea is working on a version of its…
Driving a European supply chain for World IoT Day

In an uncertain global economy, focus is shifting to a…
Beyond Gravity teams for pre-integrated avionics and flight software  

Beyond Gravity in Zurich has teamed up with Rocket Lab…
Business news
BMW shows test car with solid state battery
BMW shows test car with solid state battery
Business news | - By Nick Flaherty
BMW is driving a test i7 around Munich with prismatic all solid state battery cells (ASSB) with a new module concept. The fifth generation large…
Siemens EDA buys chip timing tool Excellicon
Siemens EDA buys chip timing tool Excellicon
Business news | - By Nick Flaherty
Siemens Digital Industries Software is to buy US timing tool startup Excellicon. The deal enables Siemens to deliver an innovative approach to both implementation and…
Microchip slashes PolarFire FPGA pricing by 30%
Microchip slashes PolarFire FPGA pricing by 30%
Business news | - By Nick Flaherty
Microchip has cut the price of its PolarFire field programmable logic FPGA and system on chip (SoC) devices by 30%. “At the end of last…
Software & embedded tools
Toyota moves to software defined architecture with Arene, Rav4 launch
Toyota moves to software defined architecture with Arene, Rav4 launch
Business news |
The world’s largest car maker has adopted a software defined architecture for the first time as it looks to a centralised vehicle architecture. Toyota is…
By Nick Flaherty
Toyota moves to software defined architecture with Arene, Rav4 launch

The world’s largest car maker has adopted a software defined…
Rust celebrates 10th anniversary

As Rust celebrates its 10th anniversary, Nick Flaherty talks to…
Rust turns 10: From challenger to the system language of the future

Today Rust celebrates the 10th anniversary of the first version…
Variscite ports Zephyr RTOS to System on Modules

Variscite in Israel has ported the Zephyr open source real…
Quintauris taps Segger for RISC-V chip debug

Quintauris is working with Segger to develop debug and development…
News
Laser power beaming sets record
Laser power beaming sets record
News | - By Wisse Hettinga
Power beaming sets record; energy receiver turns 30 seconds transmission into 800 watts DARPA recently tested the Persistent Optical Wireless Energy Relay (POWER) program and…
Remodule 1 – The Sunny Side of Solar Panels
Remodule 1 – The Sunny Side of Solar Panels
News | - By Wisse Hettinga
The adhesive layer that glues all the solar panel components together is in the way of circular and sustainable design – but not with the…
Elektor to Host Exclusive Webinar on Matter-Based Energy Intelligence with NXP
Elektor to Host Exclusive Webinar on Matter-Based Energy Intelligence with NXP
News | - By Udo Bormann
Elektor, the international platform for electronics innovation, will host a high-impact webinar titled “Developing Matter-Based Energy Intelligence for the Autonomous Home” on…
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