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Quinas has announced that it has been awarded an Innovate UK project worth £1.1 million to be carried out jointly with IQE and the Universities of Lancaster and Cardiff, accelerating ULTRARAM industralisation.

UltraRAM, a pioneering memory technology, is poised to redefine the landscape of digital electronics, from smartphones to data centres.

Lancaster University spinout company Quinas Technology is showcasing innovative new memory technology that exploits quantum phenomena at the UK National Quantum Technologies Showcase in London on 2nd November 2023.

Quinas Technology, the spinoff originating from Lancaster University with the aim of bringing ULTRARAM memory to the commercial market, has been honoured with the Best of Show award in the category of Most Innovative Flash Memory Startup at the Flash Memory Summit.

Building on the success of the Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoCs and Artix UltraScale+ FPGAs, AMD is extending the UltraScale+ family with two new devices.

VadaTech has announced the PCI597.The module front panel I/O is via six Board-mount Optical Assemblies, each providing 12 channel full-duplex transceivers with Clock Data Recovery (when using 28G transceivers) and fibre I/O via MTP/MPO. Transceivers are available in two speed grades, 10.6 Gb/s and 28.1 Gb/s per channel, both with multi-rate capability.

VadaTechhas announced the VPX572. The VPX572 provides a dual ADC with sampling rates of up to 6.4 GSPS at 12-bit resolution (ADC12DJ3200).

Neural networks can be categorised as a set of algorithms modelled loosely after the human brain that can ‘learn’ by incorporating new data. Indeed, many benefits can be derived from developing purpose-built ‘computationally efficient’ neural network models. However, to ensure your model is effective, there are several key requirements that need to be considered. Quenton Hall, AI System Architect for Industrial, Vision, He...

VadaTech has announced the AMC576 module Zynq UltraScale+ RFSoC FPGA board. The AMC576 utilises the Xilinx XCZU29DR RFSoC and is compliant to AMC.1, AMC.2, AMC.3 and AMC.4 specifications. The unit interfaces the FPGA directly to the AMC FCLKA and TCLKA-D.

VadaTech has announced the AMC573, which utilises the Xilinx XCZU28DR RFSoC and is compliant to AMC.1, AMC.2, AMC.3 and AMC.4 specifications. It has an onboard, re-configurable FPGA which interfaces directly to the AMC FCLKA, TCLKA-D. The module has two banks of 64-bit wide DDR4 memory with ECC (16 GB in total). This allows for large buffer sizes to be stored during processing as well as for queueing the data to the host.