11 months after opening this $900 million futuristic building it collapsed due to design faults including inadequate safety margins Moral: Folly Follows Grandeur

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The second episode has dropped! We’re talking about the new Electronics Weekly CHIIPS podcast, and insights from both Dr. Valerie Lynch and Nicola Thorn.

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The Westcott Drone Test and Development Centre (DTDC) is benefiting from a major upgrade to its facilities. Funding of £1.4 million from Buckinghamshire Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP). The new upgrades …

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The Q4 DRAM market grew 9.9% topping $28 billion driven by rising contract prices for server DDR5 and concentrated shipments of HBM, reports TrendForce. Seasonal Q1 weakness and weakening CSP …

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In partnership with the European Space Agency (ESA),  mixed-signal ASIC specialist EnSilica, will design and develop a key silicon component to enable multi-band GNSS capabilities. The ESA, NAVISP Element 2 …

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The US Chips Act is under threat following President Trump’s speech to the US Congress when he called the Act a “horrible, horrible thing”. Trump asked Congress to get rid …

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Infineon is launching a RISC-V starter kit for a family of automotive microcontrollers to be released “within the coming years”, the company said. “In software-defined vehicles, RISC-V is key to …

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Infineon is introducing a radiation-tolerant p-channel plastic-packged power mosfet for low-earth-orbit (LEO) space applications “with radiation performance suitable for missions lasting two to five years”, it said. It is a …

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TDK has shrunk its 500V gate drive transformers to 11 x 13mm and 11mm high, smaller than its existing E10EM series. The new parts, called the EP9 series and aimed …

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Amazon Nova Pro foundation model now supports latency-optimized inference in preview on Amazon Bedrock, enabling faster response times and improved responsiveness for generative AI applications. Latency-optimized inference speeds up response times for latency-sensitive applications, improving the end-user experience and giving developers more flexibility to optimize performance for their use case. Accessing these capabilities requires no additional setup or model fine-tuning, allowing for immediate enhancement of existing applications with faster response times.

Latency optimized inference for Amazon Nova Pro is available via cross-region inference in US West (Oregon), US East (Virginia), and US East (Ohio) regions. Learn more about Amazon Nova foundation models at the AWS News Blog , the Amazon Nova product page , or the Amazon Nova user guide . Learn more about latency optimized inference on Bedrock in documentation . You can get started with Amazon Nova foundation models in Amazon Bedrock from the Amazon Bedrock console .