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STMicroelectronics has introduced a new microcontroller (MCU) series that, for the first time, acelerated machine learning (ML) capabilities.

CEA-Leti research engineers have demonstrated for the first time a scalable hafnia-zirconia-based ferroelectric capacitor platform integrated into the back-end-of-line (BEOL) at the 22nm FD-SOI technology node.

Kontron has announced a major new contract in the U.S. defence sector.

Amazon’s Sidewalk provides developers working on devices for the Internet of Things (IoT) with a powerful combination of features and services. The ability to pick between three different wireless protocols to link devices to reliable and smart Cloud services enables many novel applications. To make the most of the options available, a deeper analysis is needed of how these different wireless protocols work and how they can be used for a pa...

Embedded systems are ubiquitous, having become essential elements of consumer, industrial, automotive, home appliance, medical, telecommunication, commercial, aerospace and military applications, to name but a few. However, while microcontrollers, microprocessors, memory, and software may be top of mind when considering embedded system development, there are other critical components that impact design, performance, and reliability. Not least of ...

Mouser Electronics has published a new eBook in collaboration with Cinch Connectivity Solutions.

This week, at the 2024 IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM), imec demonstrates the three critical building blocks of a superconducting digital circuit: NbTiN-based interconnects; Josephson junctions; and MIM capacitors.

Insulated Wire (IW) will be exhibiting at DesignCon 2025 located in Silicon Valley, California. As a high-speed communications and system design exhibition, the event will offer insights into ndustry-critical engineering education.

Advantest Corporation will showcase its latest test solutions atSEMICONJapan 2024 on Dec. 11-13 at the Tokyo Big Sight in Tokyo, Japan.

CEA-Leti researchers have developed the first-reported device able tosense light and modulateit accordingly in a single device, using a liquid crystal cell and a CMOS image sensor.