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TDK Launches edgeRX Vision for High-Speed AI Defect Detection at the Edge
Meta Description: TDK introduces edgeRX Vision, an AI-powered defect detection system capable of inspecting 2,000 parts per minute with sub-millimetre precision.
Read MoreAnalog Devices and Antmicro Launch Open-Source AutoML Tool for Embedded Edge AI
AutoML for Embedded automates ML model building for edge devices, combining open-source flexibility with ADI hardware support.
Read MoreVishay Releases Compact RGB LED With Independent Chip Control
Vishay’s VLMRGB6122 LED provides full RGB control, 2800 mcd brightness, and AEC-Q102 qualification in a low-profile package.
Read MoreNexperia Shrinks Power BJT Footprint with New CFP15B Packaging
Nexperia expands its BJT range with CFP15B-packaged MJPE devices, reducing footprint by 53% while maintaining thermal performance.
Read MoreASML Q2 2025: Strong Results, But Caution Builds for 2026
ASML posts strong Q2 2025 results with €7.7B revenue and first shipments of high-NA EUV systems, but 2026 visibility remains uncertain.
Read MoreBroadcom Ships Tomahawk Ultra: A New Benchmark for Ethernet in AI and HPC
Broadcom's Tomahawk Ultra delivers 250ns latency, lossless Ethernet, and in-network collectives for scale-up AI and HPC systems.
Read MoreInside Intel’s Aurora: Engineering the Exascale Era
Intel’s Aurora Supercomputer at Argonne delivers exaflop performance, enabling breakthroughs in AI, physics, and scientific computing.
Read MoreAdvantech MIC-3812V2 Adds MXM GPU Support to Rugged Embedded Systems
The MIC-3812V2 carrier board supports NVIDIA MXM GPUs in CompactPCI Serial systems for rail, medical and industrial applications.
Read MoreDoes China’s Zombie Fabs Threaten Its Semiconductor Capabilities?
China’s semiconductor ambitions have faced billions in wasted investment and a trail of abandoned fabs, challenging its drive for self-reliance. But are these costly setbacks merely growing pains on the path to true technological independence, or signs of deeper struggles ahead?
Read MoreARM Wants To Be In 50% Of Datacenters
Intel has been the dominant force in the CPU world, but architectures like ARM and RISC-V are quickly becoming popular. Now, ARM believes that it could grab up to 50% of the data center market share, but many wonder whether this is possible or not.
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