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At embedded world North America,congatec unveiledits latest hardware and software offerings designed to streamline product development and improve time-to-market for its customers.

SECO and Raspberry Pi have announced a strategic commercial agreement aimed at expanding their business opportunities through collaboration on hardware and software development.

Laird Thermal Systems launches the OptoTEC MBX Series, a line of micro thermoelectric coolers for high-performance space-constrained optoelectronic applications.

Advantest will showcase its latest test solutions at SEMICON Europa 2024 in Munich (November 12-15).

STMicroelectronics has extended the STSPIN32 series of integrated motor drivers, adding eight new products to tackle cost-sensitive yet performance-hungry applications including power tools,home appliancesand industrial automation.

Moxa, a pioneer in industrial communications and networking, announces the launch of its MPC-3000 Series panel computers. Designed to address the diverse needs of industrial environments, the MPC-3000 panel computers offer a range of screen sizes, a robust feature set, and industry certifications aimed at reliability, durability, and versatility in demanding operating environments.

Vishay has announced that it will be exhibiting its broad portfolio of passive and semiconductor solutions at electronica 2024 and discussing their pivotal role in shaping a sustainable future through the all-electric society. Vishay experts will be on hand to dive into cutting-edge developments in automation, AI, e-mobility, and smart and alternative energy technologies.

Axiomtek, a global pioneer of research, development, and manufacture of innovative, highly efficient, and reliable industrial computer products, is excited to unveil theCEM710, a server-class COM Express Type 7 basic module powered by the Intel Xeon D-1700 processor (Ice Lake D) with up to 10 cores, integrated AI acceleration, and support for hard real-time workloads.

Digitalisation, AI, and automation are intensifying demands on data centre (DC) IT infrastructure, driving the need for effective cooling solutions.

Researchers are pioneering new methods forproducing lab-grown diamondswhile minimising carbon by-products like soot. These diamonds, however, aren’t intended for jewellery; they’re destined for advanced applications in future computers, optics, and sensors.