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Hynix took a $2.6 billion Q1 loss on revenue which fell 58% y-o-y to $37.6 billion. “The memory market, which is still under tough conditions, seems to be bottoming out,” said CFO Kim Woohyun. “We expect revenue to rebound in the second quarter after bottoming out in the first, driven by a gradual increase in …
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The US Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) released a paper outlining its vision and strategy for a National Semiconductor Technology Center (NSTC), a key component of the R&D programme established by the US Chips and Science Act intended to support and extend U.S. leadership in semiconductor research, design, engineering, and advanced …
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Yesterday, Q5D revealed the five-axis automated wire harness fabrication cell that it will be manufacturing for sale, which can also terminate wires into connectors and 3D print structures in engineering polymers. Electronics weekly contacted the Bristol, UK, company to find out more. Called CY1000, it “automatically and securely adds components, connections and conductors into products …
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TDK-Lambda has introduced a series of rugged non-isolated 300W buck-boost dc-dc converters. The RGC series has a 9 to 53V imput range and adjustable output voltages of 9.6 to 48V (8Amax), or 5 to 28V (12.5Amax), depending on version. The idea is to cover 12, 18, 24, 36 and 48V batteries and power sources. Remote …
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Impulse Embedded is to stock Axiomtek fan-less multi-touch panel PCs with Intel’s Elkhart Lake Celeron J6412 processor – a 10W quad core 2GHz processor with 2.6GHz boost and 1,920 x 1,080 HD resolution. “These industrial quality devices are perfect for digital signage, self-service, point-of-sale systems and light factory automation,” said Impulse. There is a choice …
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Picocom, the 5G Open RAN baseband semiconductor and software specialist, and iCana, a fabless semiconductor RF component supplier for the wireless telecommunications infrastructure market, are to jointly develop a 5G Open RAN Small Cell radio unit reference platform. The 5G NR FR1 small cell RU reference designs will enable customers to bring their products to …
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Recom puts a 5W isolated dc-dc converter with a 9 – 36V input range into a 1 x 1inch plastic package – actually 25.4 x 25.4 x 10mm. REC5K-2405SAW/H4, as it will be known, provides a regulated 5V output, at 1A with 18 – 36V inputs – the ‘AW’ in the part number announces this …
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Sony has put a 30x zoom into its latest block-style camera. Measuring 50 x 60 x 90mm, FCB-EV9520L is built around the company’s 2Mpixel Starvis 2 1/2.8in colour image sensor. It supports 1080p (HD) 60Hz and can have a 64° horizontal viewing angle. Interfacing is over LVDS. “Thanks to the cell structure employed, this camera …
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AWS Global Accelerator now supports traffic through two new AWS edge locations in Lima, Peru and Nashville, Tennessee (United States). With the addition of these two edge locations, Global Accelerator is now available through 106 Points of Presence globally and supports application endpoints in 21 AWS Regions.
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Contact Lens for Amazon Connect now provides a set of evaluation capabilities (GA) that enable contact center managers to create evaluation forms with criteria (e.g., agent adherence to talk scripts or compliance with sensitive data collection practices) that can be scored using Contact Lens’ machine learning powered speech analytics, and view aggregated agent performance results. Contact centers can also use public APIs to ingest data (e.g., customer satisfaction scores, sales records, etc.) from third-party sources such as CSAT survey tools or CRM systems, and have all relevant agent performance data and insights across cohorts of agents over time, in a single easy-to-use web interface.