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Artificial Intelligence (AI) isgrowing fast, taking over the digital space while influencing how people live, work, and even play.

At PCIM 2024 on the Navitas booth, the company was excited to show off its new portfolio of next-generation SiC and GaN solutions for fast charging, motor drives, power conversion and storage, and beyond. To learn more, Electronic Specifier’s Harry Fowle spoke with Llew Vaughan-Edmunds, Senior Director of Product Management (SiC, GaN) at Navitas, who shared his insights in the latest GaN innovations.

Navitas Semiconductor has announced its new portfolio of Gen-3 ‘Fast’ (G3F) 650 V and 1,200 V SiC MOSFETs optimised for the fastest switching speed, highest efficiency, and increased power density for applications such as AI data centre power supplies, on-board chargers (OBCs), fast EV roadside super-chargers, and solar / energy-storage systems (ESS).

Honeywell has announced the launch of its Battery Manufacturing Excellence Platform (Battery MXP), an AI-powered software solution designed to optimise gigafactory operations from the outset.

At the Digital Enterprise Show (DES) in Malaga, industry leaders gathered to discuss the future of immersive technologies, exploring how virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), spatial computing, digital twins, haptic feedback systems, artificial intelligence (AI), and blockchain integration are ready and waiting to shake-up the tech landscape.

Synopsys, Inc. announced the industry's first complete PCIe 7.0 IP solution, consisting of a controller, IDE security module, PHY, and verification IP.

Apple has unveiled its latest innovation, Apple Intelligence, a personal intelligence system designed to enhance the capabilities of the iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Scientists have developed the world’s strongest iron-based superconducting magnet using AI, in what could be a breakthrough for affordable MRI machines and the future of electrified transport.

COMPUTEX 2024 came to a successful conclusion today. The scale of this year’s exhibition has grown significantly.

Nearly half of women working in technology fear that AI could replace their roles, according to a new report.