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Cypress have today released version 5.3 of its PSoC Designer Integrated Design Environment for the PSoC 1 Programmable System-on-Chip architecture. The new version includes over 30 new or enhanced User Modules, which are free “Virtual Chips,” represented by an icon, that are used to integrate multiple ICs and system interfaces into a single PSoC device. Also included in Version 5.3 are multiple new features to make designing with PSoC faster ...

Animated product overview of the Intel Server Board S2600IP. The Intel Server Board S2600IP4 provides unsurpassed I/O capacity by exposing all 80 lanes of PCI Gen3 available in the chipset to offer eight single-width or four double-width card support in addition to a full range of SAS RAID and Intel I/O Expansion Module options.

STMicroelectronics have released a new ePresentation discussing power Schottky bypass diodes in solar applications.

Super Talent Technology today announced their fourth-generation Value SSD, the VSSD Bolt. The new VSSD Bolt is perfect for business and home users who want the performance and durability gains of solid-state drives without breaking the budget.

IT Best Practices: Episode 35 -- The variety of ways we connect and compute is very different from even a few years ago. And it's changing all the time. More devices are making their way into the enterprise, allowing employees to be more mobile and more productive.

STMicroelectronics have released a new ePresentation discussing automotive power MOSFETs for electric power steering and hybrid electric vehicles.

Wind River has unveiled the latest version of Wind River Test Management, a fully automated software testing optimization framework that allows customers to identify high risk areas of production code, prioritize quality assurance activities and optimize engineering resources.

From critical tasks such as rear-view camera, traction control and RFID readers to entertainment features like playing movies and downloading applications straight to your car, intelligent vehicles are to making life safer and easier for you.

Upon exploring the bowels of AMD's labs two adventurers find something they were never looking for. Something that is Technically Beyond Explanation.

Raspberry Pi co-founder and Broadcom employee Eben Upton challenged Broadcom MASTERS finalists to use the $25 Raspberry Pi computer to tweak a basic version of the classic Snake PC game. One team of middle-schoolers were able to add the dual-control multiplayer feature, much to Upton's surprise!