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Australia is to become the seventh country in the world to introduce nuclear-powered submarines to its naval fleet, as part of the deal between the US, the UK and Australia. The US will sell Australia three U.S. Virginia class nuclear-powered subs in the early 2030s, with the option to purchase an additional two. The UK …
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Yesterday, Oxford Quantum Circuits, the quantum computer developer, said it is to offer computing services in Japan based on a 32 qubit computer, reports the Nikkei. Six year-old OQC developed its core technology at Oxford University. It uses low-temperature superconducting circuits. OQC’s CEO, Ilana Wisby (pictured) says she sees opportunities to offer quantum computing to …
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Samsung is to spend $230 billion on semiconductors over the next 20 years under a Korean government plan for the private sector to invest $422 billion in the tech sector, including chips, batteries and displays. “The economic battlefield, which recently began with chips, has expanded, countries are providing large-scale subsidies and tax support,” said President …
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By Steve Bush
Segger has announced development tool support for ST’s new STM32H5 family of Cortex-M33-based MCUs. This includes the tool company’s J-Link debug probe, flashers, and its emPower OS operating system. Other Segger tools that are now STM35H5 enabled are the Embedded Studio IDE, its real-time software analyser tool, and the J-Link debugger and performance analyser software.
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By Steve Bush
P-Duke has developed a series of 500W conduction-cooled PCB-mount ac-dc power supplies in an encapsulated full-brick package (117 x 61 x 12.7mm thick (+4mm pins)). TBF500 PSUs are up to 93% efficient and operate from 85-264Vac (with derating below 100V), with the baseplate across -40 to +105°C, and up to 5,000m altitude. No-load consumption is …
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By Steve Bush
At Embedded World in Nuremberg today, Texas Instruments announced dozens of Arm Cortex-M0+ based microcontrollers, designed to allow users to switch from device to device to trade performance for cost. “TI is building the industry’s most comprehensive portfolio of Arm Cortex-M0+ based MCUs,” claimed TI MCU v-p Vinay Agarwal. Two be known as MSPM0, there …
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The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, has finished presenting his Spring Budget 2023 to the House of Commons. Technology-related subjects included tax relief for R&D investments, building a UK exascale supercomputer, quantum science, mention of an AI Research Resource, swifter approval of medicines and life-science technologies and the government’s Sector-Based Work Academy Programme. R&D …
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By Steve Bush
In a second announcement in one day at Embedded World In Nuremberg, TI revealed Arm Cortex-A72-based microcontrollers for AI and vision processing with up to 12 cameras, for building, industrial and retail automation. AM62A3 and AM62A7 (and their ..-Q1 automotive cousins) support one to two cameras (up to 5Mpixel, streaming up to 4K30frame/s) at less …
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By Steve Bush
OnLogic launched Intel Alder Lake 12th genertion x86 fanless industrial PCs at Embedded World in Nuremberg today. Called Helix 401, it is the smallest of the company’s Helix Series of passively-cooled, fan-less industrial computers. “Helix 401 balances size and performance while providing a range of configuration possibilities to help users tailor it to their specific …
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DFI has produced what it said is the first single-board computer sporting a Qualcomm Snapdragon QRB5165 processor, and revealed it at Embedded World 2023. The 146 x 102mm QRB551 industrial-grade ‘3.5inch’ size motherboard has Qualcomm’s Robotics RB5 platform, with 5G connectivity, and is intended to implement appearance recognition, defect detection and human body posture recognition …
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