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 […]
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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.
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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.
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Fable: The Thing That Was Too Good For Its Own Good
27 years ago a university student looked for a way round having to buy CDs to get single tracks. He coded a programme letting students share tracks stored on their […] The post Fable: The Thing That Was Too Good For Its Own Good appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Voters’ Issues In Midterms
Next week’s midterm elections in the US see voters putting the economy and the future of democracy as the most important topics, according to a survey by Pugh Research Centre. […] The post Voters’ Issues In Midterms appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Toshiba in mass production of entry-class M4H Group MCUs
Toshiba has started mass production of three Entry-Class M4H Group MCUs for system control in consumer and industrial equipment. The MCUs are designed for consumer products such as air conditioners […] The post Toshiba in mass production of entry-class M4H Group MCUs appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
PCB industry succumbing to ‘semiconducterisation’
The PCB industry closed 2025 at about $88bn in revenue and a conservative forecast puts it at $140bn by 2031, following an 8.1% CAGR. That headline figure averages two industries […] The post PCB industry succumbing to ‘semiconducterisation’ appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Seoul Viosys produces white LEDs without rare earths
Seoul Semiconductor and its affiliate Seoul Viosys have begun mass production of WICOP 3 – an LED that emits white light without using rare earths. White LEDs have depended on […] The post Seoul Viosys produces white LEDs without rare earths appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Onsemi rumoured to be in talks to acquire Ferric
Onsemi is in talks to acquire Ferric, a 16-year-old New York-based semiconductor startup for close to $1bn, reports The Information. Ferric specialises in integrated voltage regulators (IVRs) and thin-film magnetic […] The post Onsemi rumoured to be in talks to acquire Ferric appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
“Reassuringly boring” budget
“Reassuringly boring“ was one judgement on yesterday’s budget, meaning that it didn’t upset the bond market. £18m has been allocated for a new UK advanced chip design academy at Edinburgh […] The post “Reassuringly boring” budget appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
ST forecasts $4bn Q4
ST reported Q3 revenues of $3.76bn, gross margin of 37.3%, operating income of $367m and net income of $291m and operating income of $429m. Jean-Marc Chery, ST president & CEO, […] The post ST forecasts $4bn Q4 appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
What should a sensor decide before its signal becomes electronic?
By EW Staff
A sensing architecture can leave transport, sequencing and bounded local decisions in the fluidic domain before an optical or electrical readout hands a validated state to conventional electronics Operations can […] The post What should a sensor decide before its signal becomes electronic? appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Amazon ElastiCache expands data tiering to R8gd and R7gd nodes in Europe (Spain) and Asia Pacific (Hyderabad)
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Amazon ElastiCache for Valkey data tiering is now available on Graviton4-based R8gd nodes in the AWS Europe (Spain) Region, and on Graviton3-based R7gd nodes in the Europe (Spain) and Asia Pacific (Hyderabad) Regions. Data tiering is a lower-cost way to scale your Valkey clusters to hundreds of terabytes of capacity. It uses solid state drives […]
Amazon Connect Customer supports inline attachment previews
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Amazon Connect Customer lets agents preview attachments directly in the agent workspace, reducing contact handling time and limiting the need to download sensitive customer information. Agents can preview PDFs, images, and text files across email, chat, and cases, navigate between attachments, and view multi-page documents without leaving the conversation. Amazon Connect Customer attachment previews is […]
AWS Backup adds restore testing support for Amazon Redshift
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AWS Backup restore testing now supports Amazon Redshift. Restore testing helps you automate and periodically run restore tests of your backups, so you can confirm that your Amazon Redshift backups restore successfully and measure how long the restores take. You can now include Amazon Redshift in your restore testing plans alongside other supported AWS resources […]
Announcing the AWS Marketplace and Amazon Business unified storefront
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Today, AWS Marketplace and Amazon Business announced the unified storefront. Organizations can now give their teams one curated catalog that puts software, data, and AI tools from AWS Marketplace alongside physical goods and supplies from Amazon Business. Many enterprises already buy from both, but they manage two catalogs with duplicated approval rules and separate reporting. […]
AWS Agent Registry is now available in four additional AWS Regions
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AWS Agent Registry, available through Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, is now available in four additional AWS Regions: Europe (London) eu-west-2, Europe (Frankfurt) eu-central-1, US East (Ohio) us-east-2, and Canada (Central) ca-central-1. AWS Agent Registry is a fully managed discovery service that provides a centralized catalog for organizing, curating, and discovering resources across your organization. With AWS […]
AWS IAM Identity Center's Identity Store now supports change notifications through Amazon EventBridge
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AWS IAM Identity Center’s Identity Store now delivers real-time events to Amazon EventBridge when users, groups, or group memberships or the identity store itself is created, updated, or deleted. AWS IAM Identity Center Identity Store is a central repository that allows you to manage identities and access across AWS accounts and applications, serving as the […]