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SECO has announced it is working with NXP Semiconductors to bring its Clea software solution to industrial and IoT applications.

In the rapidly evolving world of automotive technology, software is taking centre stage. Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs) offer a future of highly customisable features, over-the-air updates, and personalised experiences. This transformation, however, introduces a massive surge in vehicle data that needs to be efficiently managed in real-time.

Gordon Moore, one of the great men of the electronics industry has died in Hawaii aged 94. The impact of his genius is seen around us every day.

Intel continues to expand its RealSense product line with the D457 depth camera. A GMSL/FAKRA interface enhances RealSense capabilities. That lowers both power consumption and ESD/EMI noise and reduces latency, RealSense assert. In addition, it allows for longer cable length compared to USB and higher bandwidth compared to Ethernet.

Marelli has developed in China an innovative automotive lighting domain control unit platform, that is able to control vehicles' front lights, rear lights, and new 360° lighting features. In the future, even more lighting algorithms could be further integrated into this light domain controller.

Pragmatic Semiconductor recently hosted HRH The Princess Royal for the official inauguration of the UK's first 300mm semiconductor wafer fabrication line at Pragmatic Park in Durham.

Omdia’s latest Competitive Landscape Tool report reveals a downturn in the semiconductor industry, with revenue down 9% from $597.7 billion in 2022 to $544.8 billion in 2023.

BrainBox AI,a pioneer in building technology, has announced the launch of the first virtual building assistant,ARIA(Artificial Responsive Intelligent Assistant).

The Internet, Cloud computing, big data analytics, AI, ML, the Internet of Things, e-commerce, VR – these are just a few of the digital technologies that rely on data centres.

Würth Elektronik has introduced WL-ICLED, a novel series of RGB LEDs with an integrated controller (IC). These components, which can be controlled as individual pixels, combine red, green, and blue LEDs with a programmable controller IC, allowing for intelligent, individual control over both pixel colour and brightness levels, ranging from 0 to 100%.