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STMicroelectronics is introducing its fourth generation STPOWER silicon carbide (SiC) MOSFET technology.

MTA exhibited at IAA Transportation for the first time, showcasing its range of On-board Battery Chargers (OBCs) for electrified truck platforms.

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Versinetic,an award-winning UK smart charging consultancy, has partnered with cashless payment automation company, Gemini 2000, to offer a new and simplified payment and charging point management solution for EV charging site owners and installers.

imec, together with 13 European partners, announces the development of a high-performance lithium-metal solid-state battery.

Vishay Intertechnology has introduced new powdered iron-based wireless charging transmitter (Tx) and receiver (Rx) coils optimised for high humidity conditions up to 90 % RH.

Late detected faults during EOL (End of Line) testing can be expensive. A car engine whose defect is only detected after it has been installed in the vehicle can easily cause costs of five to ten thousand euros for reassembly, repair, and delivery delays.

In my years asa software engineer, electronics designer and AI (artificial intelligence) researcher, I've seen countless brilliant ideas fall by the wayside. Not because they weren't good enough, mind you, but because the traditional path from concept to market is fraught with financial pitfalls and unexpected outcomes.

The UK government has announced £88 million of funding has been awarded to 46 innovative projects that will help boost zero-emission vehicle tech.

Eseye has announced the release of its fourth annual State of IoT Adoption Report for 2024, finding less than 0.5% of US and UK businesses achieve connectivity resilience.