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KYOCERA AVX Launches Hermaphroditic Poke-Home Connectors

KYOCERA AVX’s new hermaphroditic poke-home connectors simplify wire-to-wire and wire-to-board terminations for field-ready industrial and lighting systems.

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TDK ICM‑536xx Brings High‑Performance OIS to Mainstream Devices

TDK’s new ICM‑536xx IMU delivers high‑performance optical image stabilization for smartphones, tablets, and cameras in a compact, low‑power MEMS package.

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AI Discovered Five Materials That Could Replace Lithium In Batteries

As researchers continue to try and find better material choices over lithium for batteries, an AI has recently discovered five potential candidates that could help with this endeavor. What challenges does lithium present, what did the AI discover, and are we looking at the battery problem all wrong?

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HARTING Launches Han Protect, PushPull, and SPE for Smarter Factory Systems

HARTING introduces Han Protect, D-Sub PushPull, and SPE to support smart factories and connected infrastructure with better maintainability, speed, and efficiency.

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NOVOSENSE Tackles GaN Drive Complexity with Integrated High-Voltage Half-Bridge Driver

NOVOSENSE's NSD2622N half-bridge driver integrates gate bias generation for E-mode GaN, simplifying high-voltage designs and improving reliability.

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Applied Materials, Apple, and TI Rewire the US Chip Supply Chain

Applied Materials supports Apple and TI with US-made chip equipment and a $200M Arizona investment to boost semiconductor manufacturing and supply chain resilience.

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Microchip SmartRAID 4300 NVMe Accelerators Deliver Scalable, Secure Data Centre Storage

Microchip’s SmartRAID 4300 NVMe accelerators boost I/O by up to 7×, delivering scalable, secure, and efficient RAID storage for modern data centres.

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AI Designs Chip And It Works, But Should We Use It?

Recently, researchers demonstrated the capabilities of AI with a chip that it designed, which proved to be extremely capable. But while the chip is impressive, we don’t fully understand why it works. What challenges does advanced designs introduce, what did the researchers do, and should we encourage the use of AI-designed hardware?

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Würth Elektronik Protects MEMS Humidity Sensor with WSEN‑ACCE Filter Cap

Würth Elektronik’s WSEN‑ACCE filter cap shields its WSEN‑HIDS MEMS humidity sensor from dust, water, and impact, extending life in harsh environments.

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China To Introduce RISC-V Adoption Guidelines

As China continues to push its adoption of RISC-V, many wonder what this will mean for the famous processor architecture, and whether this decision could ripple through into Western markets. Why has RISC-V been so beneficial for China, what exactly has been said, and how could this decision change the processor landscape?

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