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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LATEST NEWS
Most Read – ASML exec pay, Toyota robotaxis, In-car computing
Looking at the news stories written within the last week, the most popular articles on the site cover Greece unveiling its semiconductor strategy, ASML links exec pay to employee morale, and Toyota and Waymo planning to launch robotaxis in Japan. The post Most Read – ASML exec pay, Toyota robotaxis, In-car computing appeared first on […]
Partying like it’s 1999 with the hangover in 2001
Partying like it’s 1999 without knowing that 2001 would see a 32% fall in the semi market, a chip analyst spun a rosy yarn A 1999 EW story started: ’The […] The post Partying like it’s 1999 with the hangover in 2001 appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
What caught your eye? AI bust, Qualcomm MMIOs, RF emitters
What caught our eye this last week? There’s the AI bust, Qualcomm supplying Starlink Mobile’s 5G radio equipment, and identifying hostile RF emitters in battlefield conditions… The post What caught your eye? AI bust, Qualcomm MMIOs, RF emitters appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Q3 DRAM revenue up 369% YoY
Q3 saw DRAM revenue grow 369%YoY, says Counterpoint Research. Samsung led the market with a 38% market share. SK hynix had stronger Q3,growth – over 40% – for a 29% […] The post Q3 DRAM revenue up 369% YoY appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
European Fabless Semiconductor Association founded
The European Fabless Semiconductor Association was formally launched yesterday in Brussels. It is the first pan-European body for companies that design semiconductor chips without owning a fab. The European Fabless […] The post European Fabless Semiconductor Association founded appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Tenspresso bets on longer context windows
Tenspresso, a startup founded a few months ago by ex-Google AI chip engineers, is in talks to raise $50 million at a $500 million valuation, reports Bloomberg. A few weeks ago, […] The post Tenspresso bets on longer context windows appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Arm Q2 revenue up 27% YoY
Arm’s Q2 revenue increased 27% YoY to $1.44 billion, representing Arm’s highest ever second quarter. The record Q2 was driven by strong licensing and other revenue of $773 million, reflecting […] The post Arm Q2 revenue up 27% YoY appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
MS turns down option on Nscale’s Texas datacentre
Nscale — the UK neocloud startup preparing to IPO in New York – has been told by Microsoft that it is turning down an option to more than double its […] The post MS turns down option on Nscale’s Texas datacentre appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
What to look out for at electronica 2026
At next week’s electronica 2026 in Munich (10-13 November) attendees will focus on key industries that are at the forefront of technology advances, writes Anthony Coia. Don’t miss the Electronics Weekly […] The post What to look out for at electronica 2026 appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
MDA Space to provide digital antenna subsystems for IRIS² satellites
Canadian space company MDA Space has won a contract from Thales Alenia Space for work on the development of Europe’s IRIS² satellites. Specifically it will begin work on MDA AURORA […] The post MDA Space to provide digital antenna subsystems for IRIS² satellites appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Emerson NI PXIe instruments for AI-accelerated automated testing
Emerson has announced new NI PXI express instruments featuring an AI-accelerated approach to automated test. The goal, says the company, is to make the testing process more accessible to engineering […] The post Emerson NI PXIe instruments for AI-accelerated automated testing appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Leap signs MoU to relaunch Sutherland space launches
Leap, a startup aiming to develop mass-producible launch vehicles, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE). This is to develop, and relaunch, space launch […] The post Leap signs MoU to relaunch Sutherland space launches appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Amazon MWAA now supports cost allocation tags
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Amazon Managed Workflows for Apache Airflow (Amazon MWAA) now supports cost allocation tags . Tags you apply to an Amazon MWAA environment now propagate to the compute that runs it, including workers, schedulers, and web servers. You can then track Amazon MWAA spend by tag in AWS Cost Explorer and AWS Cost and Usage Reports. […]
AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store now allows organization and validation with built-in data types
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AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store now supports 13 new parameter data types that automatically validate parameter values when you create or update a parameter. With built-in validation, you can stop malformed configuration values, such as an invalid IP address, AWS account ID, or JSON document, before your applications read them, without writing your own validation […]
AWS Lambda durable functions increases default execution and API quotas
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AWS Lambda durable functions has increased default quotas for running executions and API request rates. The new quotas below apply in all AWS Regions except US East (N. Virginia), US West (Oregon), and Europe (Ireland), which have twice these quotas. Running durable executions per account (1 million to 5 million) Function invocation rate to start […]