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With the increasing power requirements of artificial intelligence (AI) processors, server power supplies (PSUs) must deliver power without exceeding the defined dimensions of the server racks.

Avalue Technology, a global provider of industrial computing solutions, will collaborate with prominent chip manufacturers Zhaoxin and Rockchip at the annual Embedded World China (running 12-14 June at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition Center).

A groundbreaking integration technology for the simultaneous measurement of various water parameters using ion-sensitive field-effect transistors (ISFETs) is presented by the Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems IPMS.

Vishay has broadened its optoelectronics portfolio with the release of eight new AEC-Q102 qualified 850 nm and 940 nm high power infrared (IR) emitters that deliver best-in-class radiant intensity in 3.4 mm by 3.4 mm surface-mount packages.

The MKP385e series from Vishay complements Rutronik's capacitor portfolio for demanding applications.

The concept of a self-driving car has taken the world by storm. Here Simran Khokha, Product Manager at Infineon Technologies, delves into the crucial development of next-generation chips for self driving cars, detailing their reliance on advanced semiconductors and sensors to ensure enhanced performance, safety, and comfort across various levels of vehicle automation.

In a collaborative development project lasting around a year, significant advancements were achieved in producing smart power technologies.

Parker Hannifin is launching the new generation of DFplus proportional valves for industrial applications.

Power Integrations announced the launch of the SCALE-iFlex XLT family of dual-channel plug-and-play gate drivers for operation of single LV100 (Mitsubishi), XHP 2 (Infineon), HPnC (Fuji Electric) and equivalent semiconductor modules up to 2300V blocking voltage for wind, energy storage and solar renewable energy installations.

A new independent UK Semiconductor Institute will, for the first time, bring together the government, universities, and the private sector to support key components of the government’s Semiconductor Strategy to grow the sector, which is backed by £1billion.