One for those with a STEM interest, maybe – Arduino Cloud for Education aims to help teachers and students collaborate on interactive IoT projects.
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One for those with a STEM interest, maybe – Arduino Cloud for Education aims to help teachers and students collaborate on interactive IoT projects.
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The ten richest states in the US umUnion, measured by GDP, are: California – 3,120,386 million Texas – 1,772,132 million New York – 1,705,127 million Florida – 1,111,614 million Illinois – 875,671 million Pennsylvania – 788,500 million Ohio – 683,460 million Washington – 632,013 million Georgia – 627,667 million New Jersey – 625,659 million
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Capella Space, the synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite imagery specialists, has raised $60m in funding from the United States Innovative Technology Fund (USIT). The San Francisco headquartered company says it will use the capital to expand its imaging capacity and develop new data products around its SAR imagery and analytics capabilities. For example, it has …
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Nasa has hosted the signing of a new agreement between the U.S. and Japan on future space cooperation. Described as building on a long history of collaboration in space exploration between the U.S. and Japan, it’s full title is: “The Framework Agreement Between the Government of Japan and the Government of the United States of …
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$14 billion has been invested in miniLEDs between 2019 and 2021, says Yole Developpement. However, the idea that miniLED LCDs could compete with OLED s – whose cost and performance continue to improve – remains unconfirmed. With the high-end display market, mainly dominated by OLEDs, LCDs are back in force with a new technology building …
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For the full year 2023, Alphawave expects revenue of $340-360 million and EBITDA of approximately $87 million for an EBITDA margin of c.25%. By FY2025, Alphawave targets operating within the following financial model: Revenue CAGR in line with its addressable market of approximately 20%, representing approximately $500 million revenue run rate by 2025 Gross margin …
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135,000 papers on AI were published in 2021 reports a study by Elsevier and the Nikkei, of which 43,000 came from China. Of the 43,000 Chinese papers, 7,401 were cited in other publications – the highest tally of any country. The US published about half the number of papers on AI of which around 5180 …
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By Steve Bush
Kontron is offering Intel 11th Gen (Tiger Lake) processors in a range of panel PCs for harsh industrial environments. Added to the FlatClient Pro Panel PC series, the fan-less computers have full-metal housings that are designed to be easy to clean and disinfect. The front panel touch screens are anti-glare, anti-fingerprint and scratch-resistant, with IP65 …
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By Steve Bush
Chinese chip maker WCH has announced a range of few-pin microcontrollers with cores that execute the RISC-V RV32EC instruction set. Called the CH32V003 series, they are based on the company’s own QingKe RISC-V2A core with a hardware interrupt stack and two-level interrupt nesting, supported by 16kbyte flash, 2kbyte ram and a ~2kbyte bootloader. There is …
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By Steve Bush
The UK Government has announced the companies that will be funded to develop vehicle-to-anything (V2X) energy transfer projects. Funded is via the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) and Innovate-UK. Malvern-based bi-directional EV charger company Indra is in two of the winning consortia: in Next Generation V2X Power Module to improve its charger, …
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