Category: Products
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A low-power sensor node runs machine learning without the cloud. A new modular architecture pairs heterogeneous environmental sensing with on-device inference, adaptive LoRaWAN reporting, and solar-assisted energy management to reduce traffic while keeping event detection local.
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Edinburgh team reports a recoverable hexagonal germanium–tin semiconductor class today. The group used extreme pressure and heat to create stable GeSn alloys that could improve light–electricity conversion in optoelectronic components for processors, imaging systems, and data-centre hardware.
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TDK-Lambda has introduced a 1U 3.5kW hot-swap supply for industry. The HFE3500 series supports redundant rack configurations and parallel operation, targeting automation, ATE, and communications systems that need high-density bulk power with monitoring and control via PMBus.
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Variscite has launched its first SMARC module family today, globally. The VAR-SMARC-MX8M-PLUS targets compact industrial and medical edge designs, combining NXP’s i.MX 8M Plus with dual Gigabit Ethernet (IEEE1588 support), expanded USB, and an on-module TPM 2.0 security device.
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Raspberry Pi is raising prices again across higher-memory boards globally. The company cites sharply higher LPDDR4 costs, with increases applied to Raspberry Pi 4 and 5, plus Compute Module 4 and 5 products at 2GB and above, while 1GB variants and LPDDR2-based products are unaffected.
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UCLA scientists cut flicker noise in nanowires for sensors dramatically. The team demonstrated an ultra-low-noise transport regime in quasi-1D materials, indicating a path toward higher-fidelity medical sensing and more stable quantum devices.
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Cree LED is targeting brighter displays using less power now. Its OptiLamp components integrate driver and control intelligence inside each LED pixel, aiming to cut system complexity while improving image quality and long-term maintainability in large-format display deployments.
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The Switch has added a battery-interface current limiter for DC. Its Electronic Current Limiter clamps fault current in microseconds, helping hybrid and electric vessels keep DC-link voltage stable during battery-side faults.
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Microchip has broadened its Cortex-M0+ microcontroller range again today, globally. The new PIC32CM PL10 family targets 5 V, noise-tolerant embedded control, with pin compatibility intended to ease migration from AVR Dx designs in industrial, appliance, and automotive subsystems.
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Microsoft has detailed Maia 200, its latest inference accelerator silicon. Built on TSMC 3nm, the chip pairs FP8/FP4 tensor cores with 216GB HBM3e, targeting higher token-throughput per watt in Azure-scale deployments.