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.
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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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Software translates test patterns and applies them to interfaces and protocols
Siemens’ Tessent Silicon Executable software is designed to translate test patterns and apply them directly onto high-speed interfaces and protocols. Test provider partners will embed the Tessent software within automated […] The post Software translates test patterns and applies them to interfaces and protocols appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Apple bids for home electronics market
Apple made a statement yesterday that it is still in the home electronics market. It launched a new $200 HomePod smart speaker (pictured above) and a $299 HomeView hub (pictured […] The post Apple bids for home electronics market appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
This time it’s different
The overall chip market continues to show treble-digit monthly annualised growth rates, more than twice as large as the industry’s two previous record highs in June 2000 (59.3 percent) and […] The post This time it’s different appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
UK tech companies raise $25.7bn this year
UK Tech companies raised $25.7 billion in the first nine months of 2026, up 88% from $13.7 billion in 9M 2025, across 816 rounds, down 17% from 984, according to […] The post UK tech companies raise $25.7bn this year appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Qualcomm wins Arm case – awarded $2 in damages
The jury in the Qualcomm vs Arm case found Arm in breach of its architectural license agreement (ALA) with Qualcomm, and awarded Qualcomm $2 in nominal damages. The jury concluded that […] The post Qualcomm wins Arm case – awarded $2 in damages appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
TechPoint buys Esprit Electronics for EMS growth
TechPoint has announced it is buying Esprit Electronics, to strengthen its UK manufacturing capability and support its growth ambitions, says the company. “We’re delighted to welcome the Esprit Electronics team […] The post TechPoint buys Esprit Electronics for EMS growth appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
In conversation with Siemens on semiconductor test technology
Electronics Weekly recently caught up with Lee Harrison, Director of Product Marketing at Tessent, Siemens Digital Industries Software, to discuss the latest semiconductor test technology. Topics include silicon lifecycle management, […] The post In conversation with Siemens on semiconductor test technology appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Vishay optical sensors target battery management, energy storage
Vishay’s new automotive grade optical sensors address challenges in modern battery management, energy storage, and industrial automation systems. The four new devices combine an infrared (IR) emitter and PIN photodiode […] The post Vishay optical sensors target battery management, energy storage appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Amazon RDS now supports the latest CU for Microsoft SQL Server
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Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) for SQL Server now supports the latest Cumulative Updates (CU) for Microsoft SQL Server. This release includes support for Microsoft SQL Server 2025 CU8 KB5104822 (RDS version 17.00.4075.5.v1). For additional information on the improvements and fixes included in these updates, see Microsoft documentation for KB5104822. We recommend that you […]
AWS DataSync Enhanced mode now supports FSx for OpenZFS, NFS 4.2, and object metadata controls
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AWS DataSync Enhanced mode now supports Amazon FSx for OpenZFS as a source or destination location, NFS version 4.2 for on-premises NFS servers and FSx for OpenZFS file systems, and a new ObjectMetadata option for object storage transfers. Previously, customers transferring data to or from FSx for OpenZFS were limited to Basic mode. NFS 4.2 […]
Amazon Route 53 now supports registrations, transfers, and renewals for Premium Domains
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Amazon Route 53 Domains now supports Premium Domain Names. Customers can now search for, register, transfer, renew, and restore registry premium names directly through Route 53. Most domain registries set aside a selection of “premium” domains – names that are short, memorable, or in high demand. Previously, Route 53 Domains did not support these premium […]
Amazon Location Service launches an interactive API Playground featuring Places, Routes and Maps APIs
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Amazon Location Service now offers a complete, interactive API Playground that lets developers explore and test every Places, Routes, and Maps API visually without writing code. With this release, all 14 Amazon Location Service Places, Maps and Routes APIs are available in an interactive API Playground, where developers can make real API calls, see results […]
AWS Deadline Cloud now helps users find their accessible resources in the Deadline Cloud monitor
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AWS Deadline Cloud now lets users who have access to specific queues, fleets, or jobs, rather than an entire farm, find the resources they can reach directly from the Deadline Cloud monitor. Deadline Cloud is a fully managed service that helps teams run compute-intensive workloads for visual effects, animation, product design, simulation, and gaming. Previously, […]
Amazon DCV releases version 2026.0 with RHEL 10 support and new clients
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Amazon DCV 2026.0 is now available, adding support for RHEL 10, Rocky Linux 10, CentOS 10, and Ubuntu 26.04 along with a new macOS client and updated Windows and Linux clients. Amazon DCV is a high-performance remote display protocol that enables customers to securely access remote desktops and application sessions across Windows, Linux, and macOS. […]
AWS Agent Registry now supports custom metadata for registry records
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AWS Agent Registry is the centralized, governed catalog for agents, MCP servers, agent skills, gateways, and custom resources within your organization. As organizations scale to hundreds of such resources, a name and description alone are insufficient for effective governance and discovery. Custom metadata lets you extend every registry record with your organization’s own structured fields, […]