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Semidynamics has announced acustomisable, 64-bit RISC-V family of cores that are suitable for handling large amounts of data for applications such as AI, Machine Learning (ML) and High-Performance Computing (HPC). The cores are process agnostic with versions already being supplied down to 5nm.

When software applications work well, most of them are invisible to the user. When they fail, they can be annoying. Jay Thomas, Senior Director of Field Engineering, LDRA further explores.

The Connectivity Standards Alliance have announced the release of the Zigbee protocol stack. The revision brings several enhancements and new features to the technology, allowing mesh networks to have a universal language that enables smart objects to work together.

As industrial automation continues to expand in various industries, the need for Human Machine Interface (HMI) systems that enable efficient and intuitive control of complex systems is also rising.

Adhesives and sealants specialist Henkel is extending its support to manufacturers and MRO teams through a comprehensive range of survey and training services, with the aim of helping them reduce costs and improve quality through the use of Henkel products, including the world-famous LOCTITE brand.

Samotics, a specialist provider of real-time actionable insights to eliminate industrial energy waste and unplanned downtime, has been awarded a five-year contract by Anglian Water to help it deliver an extensive proactive maintenance programme and meet 2030 Net Zero targets.

LED-based lighting is increasingly popular in automotive applications like headlights and rear lights. These applications use a LED driver circuit, with the goal to maintain constant current.

With the continued success of OpenAI’s NLP model, which recently released its GPT-4 version, it comes as no surprise that rivals of ChatGPT are popping up left, right, and centre.

Electronic Specifier takes a look at the top power products to have been released in December 2022.

What better way to attach an atmosphere and air management system to a 3D printer than by printing the connector yourself?