CAP-XX has announced the development of 3V thin prismatic supercapacitors, aiming them at wearables, key fobs and other IoT devices where high instantaneous current peaks are needed. Compared with the firm’s existing 2.7V devices, 3V operation allows direct connection to a 3V coin cell, rather than needing an intervening 2.7V LDO. “CAP-XX is initially targeting markets […]
Acuva.com brings you the latest technologies in Renewable Energy, CO2 Control, Solar, LED Illumination, Computers, Water Purification & Water Desalination.
TOP NEWS
LED business news: Lynk Labs IP, LEDvance, GE Lighting, and more
Lynk Labs plans proactive effort to collect licensing fees for AC LED technology, while MLS has become the sole owner of LEDvance and more rumors swirl about GE Lighting and Current divestiture.
ON Semi launches image sensors with NIR capability
ON Semiconductor has introduced CMOS image sensors which have Near Infra-Red+ (NIR+) technology, which effectively combines High Dynamic Range (HDR) with enhanced low light performance to enable high-end security and surveillance cameras. The AR0522 is a 1/2.5-inch 5.1 Megapixel (MP) image sensor based on a 2.2 micrometer (μm) Back Side Illuminated (BSI) pixel technology platform, […]
Blockchain Phones
When I asked a lady what anyone would want a Blockchain-enabled phone for she replied “something illicit”. God bless no-nonsense girls. It seems there are at least three companies planning to market Blockchain-capable phones this autumn. The phones are called Finney, Zippie and BitVault. Finney, designed by Sirin Labs of Switzerland which is said to […]
Seawater desalination protest tide grows
Hermosa Beach has joined a “growing tide of opposition” to the West Basin Municipal Water District’s proposed US$ 300 million ocean water desalination for El Segundo according to local newspaper The Daily Breeze.
San Luis county pledges US$ 900,000 for plans tap into nuclear plant desalination
The San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors has committed US$ 900,000 to planning and permitting for a proposal to expand Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant’s reverse osmosis desalination plant to supply South County residents.
Acuva.com – The latest technologies
At Acuva.com you can research the latest technologies in the areas of Renewable Energy, Carbon Dioxide Control, LED Technology, Greenhouse Gas Elimination, Solar, Water Desalination and Water Purification as well as other new innovations. You can use our accurate search engine which helps you receive more reliable internet searches whether you are searching for the […]
MatterCell – New Renewable Energy Source
MatterCell is a revolutionary new technology designed to lower the cost of energy and provide for increasing electricity demands while conserving our natural resources. MatterCell technology enables the generation of renewable electricity, 24/7, on-site and with zero greenhouse gases (GHG’s). It generates affordable clean power from a new source of renewable energy, which is safe, […]
MatterCore – Greenhouse Gas Control & Elimination
MatterCore is an advanced transformational technology that addresses the crucial need to have a safe means to control and eliminate undesirable greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. MatterCore technology is capable of controlling and eliminating excess greenhouse gases including carbon dioxide (CO2) and carbon monoxide (CO) from the emissions of businesses, factories, utility plants and other sources. […]
SOLAR TECHNOLOGY
Storage Giant tackles energy bills with two solar installs
Storage Giant, a South Wales storage company has turned to solar to help lower its operating costs at two of its sites.
Warrington Borough Council’s checklist for Solar PV success
In 2010 Warrington Borough Council began a social housing PV programme aimed at tackling fuel poverty. Since then the scheme has delivered 3.595MW of solar PV across 3,001 social homes and three sheltered housing schemes as well as 222kW of PV on schools, a crematorium, offices and even the local rugby stadium.
Clipper Teas completes 89kW solar array on factory roof
Dorset-based tea manufacturer Clipper Teas has installed an 89kW solar array on its factory roof in Beaminster.
Italian Embassy receives solar makeover
The Italian Embassy in London is now generating its own clean electricity thanks to a 7.5kWp solar array installed on its roof.
Warwick Hospital installs UK’s first solar-powered parking barriers
Kent-based security company, Green Gate Access Systems, has installed the UK’s first solar-powered parking barriers at Warwick Hospital.
NEW INNOVATIONS
Seawater desalination protest tide grows
Hermosa Beach has joined a “growing tide of opposition” to the West Basin Municipal Water District’s proposed US$ 300 million ocean water desalination for El Segundo according to local newspaper The Daily Breeze.
San Luis county pledges US$ 900,000 for plans tap into nuclear plant desalination
The San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors has committed US$ 900,000 to planning and permitting for a proposal to expand Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant’s reverse osmosis desalination plant to supply South County residents.
Acuva.com – The latest technologies
At Acuva.com you can research the latest technologies in the areas of Renewable Energy, Carbon Dioxide Control, LED Technology, Greenhouse Gas Elimination, Solar, Water Desalination and Water Purification as well as other new innovations. You can use our accurate search engine which helps you receive more reliable internet searches whether you are searching for the […]
LATEST NEWS
Digital isolators provide flexible signal isolation
Toshiba has brought out four dual-channel digital isolators designed to help reduce power consumption and provide flexible signal isolation, extending its low-power industrial digital isolator line-up. The DCL32xx00 series targets […] The post Digital isolators provide flexible signal isolation appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Open Cosmos aims for 192 satellites
Open Cosmos, observation satellite constructor, which recently raised €300 million, says that 192 satellites will form the core of its ConnectedCosmos LEO constellation. The company aims to have 96 satellites […] The post Open Cosmos aims for 192 satellites appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
MOSAIC-G integrates UK 5G tech
Aerix, Antevia Networks, Spry Fox Networks, Noema Signal Labs, Attocore, RANsemi, Liverpool 5G and Bath & North East Somerset Council have launched MOSAIC-5G (Multi-vendor Open System Architecture for Integrated Connectivity). […] The post MOSAIC-G integrates UK 5G tech appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
SkyeChip becomes Rapidus design associate
SkyeChip, the Malaysian IP developer and IC design house, has joined the Rapidus Collaborative Open Rapid Ecosystem as one of 17 inaugural “design solution associates.” SkyeChip, which is listed on […] The post SkyeChip becomes Rapidus design associate appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Arm vs Qualcomm episode 2
Yesterday a second trial in the Qualcomm vs Arm legal marathon opened in Delaware. It is before a jury and slated to last five days. The original Qualcomm vs Arm […] The post Arm vs Qualcomm episode 2 appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
UK Space Landing Pad Programme launches at UCL
The UK government is backing the UK Space Landing Pad Programme, which is a six-month pilot to attract and support international space companies looking to establish a commercial presence in […] The post UK Space Landing Pad Programme launches at UCL appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
PCTEL’s SeeHawk Touch adds Wi-Fi 6/6E coverage testing
PCTEL is adding Wi-Fi 6/6E coverage testing to its SeeHawk Touch network testing software. The company highlights it allows Wi-Fi technologies (on 2.4, 5, and 6 GHz channels) to be […] The post PCTEL’s SeeHawk Touch adds Wi-Fi 6/6E coverage testing appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Microchip, Navitas 800V DC-to-6V DC reference design for AI datacentres
Microchip Technology and Navitas Semiconductor have partnered to collaborate on an 800V DC-to-6V DC reference design for AI datacentre rack power applications. It combines Microchip’s digital power control and security […] The post Microchip, Navitas 800V DC-to-6V DC reference design for AI datacentres appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Amazon EKS Auto Mode now supports advanced compute configuration
By admin
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) Auto Mode now lets you tune kubelet settings, Linux kernel sysctls, and hugepages directly in the NodeClass Kubernetes resource. You can now run workloads that require specific node tuning on EKS Auto Mode, which automates node provisioning, scaling, patching, and upgrades for you. With the new advancedCompute field in NodeClass, […]
Amazon Q Developer now delivers enhanced visualizations in the AWS Management Console
By admin
Today, AWS announces enhanced visualization for Amazon Q Developer in the AWS Management Console. Amazon Q now reasons across hundreds of AWS APIs to answer complex questions and deliver complete answers about your entire account—across all regions and services. Beyond the resource tables and cost charts introduced earlier this year, Amazon Q now renders health […]
Announcing Amazon Nova 2.5 Sonic with improved reasoning for voice agents
By admin
Today, we announce the general availability of Amazon Nova 2.5 Sonic, our latest speech-to-speech model for natural, real-time voice agents. This release brings improved reasoning, instruction following, and tool-calling accuracy to real-time voice applications. The model also delivers lower latency, enabling faster, more natural interactions. Nova 2.5 Sonic helps voice agents maintain context, follow multi-step […]
AWS Private CA now provides detailed certificate issuance logs
By admin
AWS Private CA announces detailed certificate issuance logs, a new AWS CloudTrail service event that records the complete certificate content, issuing CA information, requester identity, and signing status for every issuance. You can use these events for compliance auditing, certificate inventory, algorithm migration tracking, and failed-issuance monitoring. Previously, the CloudTrail management event for the IssueCertificate […]
AWS Batch now supports Amazon EKS access entry authentication
By admin
AWS Batch now supports Amazon EKS access entry authentication for compute environments. EKS access entries provide an API-driven approach to granting IAM principals access to Kubernetes clusters, complementing the existing aws-auth ConfigMap. AWS Batch can now authenticate to your cluster through the access entry mechanism, simplifying cluster setup and authentication lifecycle management. To get started, […]
AWS Advanced Ruby Driver Wrapper is generally available
By admin
The Amazon Web Services (AWS) Advanced Ruby Driver Wrapper is now generally available for use with Amazon RDS and Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL and MySQL-compatible databases. This advanced database driver reduces RDS Blue/Green switchover, Aurora Global database switchover and database failover times, improving application availability. Additionally, it supports multiple authentication mechanisms for your database, including AWS […]
AWS Client VPN now supports device posture assessment
By admin
AWS Client VPN now supports device posture assessment, allowing you to verify that connecting user devices meet your security and compliance requirements before granting network access. This feature integrates with your existing device posture providers, so only trusted, compliant devices can access your AWS resources through Client VPN. Previously, Client VPN authenticated users through certificates, […]