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We are living in an age where energy storage is paramount, and so the invention of recyclable 'water batteries' by a global team led by RMIT University is a huge stride towards creating safer and more sustainable solutions to some of today’s most pressing challenges.

In March, the printed electronics industry flocked to Munich once again for the LOPEC 2024 conference and exhibition.

Nordic Semiconductor is set to unveil the ‘Thingy:91 X’ at embedded world 2024, held in Nuremberg, Germany, from 9-11th April.

Zapmap has launched a new API product suite to support organisations across the UK in their transition to electric vehicles (EV).

ABLIC, a group company of MinebeaMitsumi, has launched the S-82K5B/M5B Series secondary protection ICs for three to five serially connected cells, which are ABLIC’s first secondary protection ICs with an integrated cascade function that can reduce the number of components required for monitoring of batteries with six or more serially connected cells by approximately 30% compared to conventional products.

Kempower is expanding its fast DC charging solutions offering as the company introduces its megawatt charging system to the market.

StoreDot has announced a step towards commercialisation and mass production with its collaborative partnership with EVE Energy.

Weald Electronics has completed the installation of a 63kW solar PV installation at its Slinfold Lodge HQ. Working with the Brighton Energy Cooperative it received a grant towards the costs from the Community Solar Accelerator programme and were the first business applicants in the area to complete such an installation.

Astute Group is now offering a new USB-C 65W charging module that can be integrated within wall sockets, simultaneously powering several devices without requiring multiple chargers and even eliminating the need for bulky laptop chargers.

Here, you’ll find a selection of the latest news, products, and articles from Texas Instruments focused on power.