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Navitas GeneSiC 5th Gen SiC MOSFET Improves Switching Loss

Navitas 5th generation GeneSiC 1200V SiC MOSFET platform improves RDS(on) × QGD figure of merit, soft body diode behavior, and reliability for AI data centers, grid infrastructure, and industrial power conversion.

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NVIDIA’s Upcoming N1X ARM Processor

Explore the rise of custom silicon, NVIDIA’s N1X/N1 chips, and the impact on gaming, AI, and competition with Intel and AMD.

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EPC’s First Gen 7 eGaN FET Pushes Power Density in 40 V Designs

EPC’s new 40 V Gen 7 eGaN transistor offers low RDS(on) and reduced switching loss for compact, high efficiency power stages.

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Researchers Create Analog Chip To Reduce AI Computing Energy by 5000x

As AI workloads drive computing energy consumption to record levels, researchers demonstrate analogue in-memory computing that slashes power use by orders of magnitude, pointing toward a more sustainable future for high-performance computing.

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Microchip Extends PolarFire Video Platform for High Bandwidth Embedded Imaging

Microchip adds SDI IP cores and a quad CoaXPress bridge to its PolarFire FPGA video platform for high bandwidth embedded imaging.

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Toshiba and MIKROE Simplify Automotive DC Motor Prototyping

Toshiba’s SmartMCD TB9M001FTG board streamlines development of dual brushed DC motor control systems.

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Diodes DXTN/P 78Q and 80Q BJTs Reduce Losses in Automotive Power

Ultra low VCE(sat) BJTs from Diodes reduce heat and improve efficiency in compact automotive power and control circuits.

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AI In Embedded Systems – From Cloud to Chip

Learn why cloud-based AI struggles in embedded and edge systems, and how running AI directly on chips overcomes latency, bandwidth, power, and privacy challenges. Discover how edge AI enables real-time, deterministic, and energy-efficient intelligence while redefining the role of the cloud.

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Littelfuse CPC1056N SSR Enables Low-Power Logic Control

The Littelfuse CPC1056N SSR provides low-current drive, compact isolation, and fast switching for logic-controlled signal paths in modern electronics.

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Diodes AP61406Q Buck Converter Adds I2C Control

Diodes AP61406Q is a 5.5V, 4A automotive buck converter with I2C control, low IQ operation and flexible configuration for compact POL systems.

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Navitas GeneSiC 5th Gen SiC MOSFET Improves Switching Loss

NVIDIA’s Upcoming N1X ARM Processor

EPC’s First Gen 7 eGaN FET Pushes Power Density in 40 V Designs

Researchers Create Analog Chip To Reduce AI Computing Energy by 5000x

Microchip Extends PolarFire Video Platform for High Bandwidth Embedded Imaging

Toshiba and MIKROE Simplify Automotive DC Motor Prototyping

Diodes DXTN/P 78Q and 80Q BJTs Reduce Losses in Automotive Power

AI In Embedded Systems – From Cloud to Chip

Littelfuse CPC1056N SSR Enables Low-Power Logic Control

Diodes AP61406Q Buck Converter Adds I2C Control

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