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eInfochips has announced its expanded collaboration with NXP Semiconductors to help accelerate the development of industrial high-voltage battery energy storage systems.

Electrification within urban fleets of public transport continues to grow all over the world. Initially starting in China, while it may have taken a few years for other regions to start their own transitions, we are now seeing progress across a number of different countries and regions.

Provertha is expanding its circularconnector portfoliowith the new angledM12 Ruggedised connector series in straight and angled versions for PCB mounting using SMT connection technology (Surface Mounting Technology).

Today’s high-voltage systems — such as electric vehicles (EVs), energy storage systems and distributed solar energy applications — are equipped with many modern sensors. These sensors are able to sense the world around them more accurately, quickly and reliably, playing a crucial role in helping speed up the adoption of renewable energy sources.

Kontronis using Intel N or Intel Core i3 N series processors and Intel Atom X7000 processors (code-named 'Alderlake N' or 'Amston Lake') in the new KBox A-151-AML/ADN, which offer particularly high processor and graphics capacity with low power dissipation and a strong price/performance ratio.

MIT researchers have developed a method to generate synthetic electromagnetic fields on superconducting quantum processors, advancing the capacity of quantum computers to emulate complex materials.

Transtector has just introduced a new line of AC surge protectors for LED lighting and whole home surge protection. They are panel-style and rated to be located indoors or outdoors.

Viscom SE will showcase its Automatic Optical Inspection (AOI) and Automatic X-ray Inspection (AXI) solutions at electronica 2024.

Advantech has announced its Arm-Based HMI TPC-100W series, featuring NXP's i.MX 8M Mini quad-core processor, has achieved Arm SystemReady IR certification.

The UK’s market for ensuring thetrustworthiness of AI systemsis poised to grow six-fold over the next decade – unlocking more than £6.5 billion as the UK government uses AI to kickstart growth.