NICE DCV version 2022.2 introduces multiple new features, such as support for Mac computer Retina displays and time zone redirection. NICE DCV is a high-performance remote display protocol that is designed to help customers securely access remote desktop or application sessions, including 3D graphics applications hosted on servers with high-performance GPUs.
Private Space Travel On A Roll
Private space travel is taking off, with around $265 billion having been invested in space startups since 2014. According to Space Capital, almost half of this sum went to companies in the U.S., while another 30 percent was invested in Chinese firms. Space 2.0 marks a new wave of space travel. The boom is primarily …
The post Private Space Travel On A Roll appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Fable: The Company Which Denied Its Invention
A researcher who excelled in inventing memory technologies invented SAMOS memory, developed an industry leading Mbit DRAM and led a team which demo-ed the first GAA transistor. His most influential invention was ignored by his company but exploited by another company, whereupon his own company denied that their employee had invented it. Sales of the …
The post Fable: The Company Which Denied Its Invention appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Rocket Lab wins $14m satellite separation contracts
Rocket Lab USA has won two worth $14 million to provide satellite separation systems for the U.S. Space Development Agency’s T1TL (Tranche 1 Transport Layer) satellites. The two contracts will see the space launch services company supply 80 Lightband Separation Systems (Lightbands) to the manufacturers of the satellites, one of which is Lockheed Martin, the …
The post Rocket Lab wins $14m satellite separation contracts appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
JoeySat demo beam-hopping 5G satellite heading for LEO, via Florida
An ESA broadband satellite that was developed in the UK and will be demonstrating next-gen 5G connectivity from low Earth orbit (LEO) is entering its final assembly ahead of launch. Its fully digital beam-hopping and beam-steering payload can switch between different places on Earth up to 1000 times per second, says the agency, and adjust …
The post JoeySat demo beam-hopping 5G satellite heading for LEO, via Florida appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Tackling component shortages in the EMS sector
“If there is one thing we know, the EMS sector in the UK is plentiful on resilience,” says John Dignan (pictured) md of Dynamic EMS. Dignan is addressing the problems for the EMS sector posed by the component shortages. ”Geopolitical events are now leading OEMs (EMS’ ultimate customers) to become increasingly impatient as end users …
The post Tackling component shortages in the EMS sector appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Q2 Upturn: Three quarters of decline are historical limit
Following a 9% drop in the 3Q22 IC market, and assuming the 4Q22 and 1Q23 IC markets register a decline, the 3Q22-1Q23 time period would mark the seventh three-quarter IC market drop on record (Figure 1). Looking back to the mid-1970s, there hasn’t been a period where the IC market declined for more than three …
The post Q2 Upturn: Three quarters of decline are historical limit appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Marvell adds CXL cloud development platform
Marvell has announced a Compute Express Link Development Platform for cloud data centre operators and server OEMs. The platform pairs the company’s CXL technology with the latest CXL CPUs, including the new 4th Gen AMD EPYC processors, demonstrating multi-host memory pooling on these processors. Today, memory is a common bottleneck in cloud data centre performance, …
The post Marvell adds CXL cloud development platform appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Can 5G comms and avionics coexist?
Altimeters are an essential component in an aeronautical safety-of-life system, but they can be at risk as the RF spectrum shifts to 5G, warns Peter Matthews of Knowles Precision Devices. Pilots rely on radio altimeters to provide accurate measurements of an aircraft’s distance above the Earth’s surface, especially during the approach and landing phases of …
The post Can 5G comms and avionics coexist? appeared first on Electronics Weekly .
Rapidus set up in Japan to pursue 2nm logic
A new chip company called Rapidus, backed by the government, is being set up in Japan to establish a 2nm logic process. Ten companies will participate including Toyota, Sony, Kioxia, NEC, NTT, Softbank and Denso with each company putting in $6.8 million. Leading the establishment of Rapidus has been Tetsuro Higashi formerly CEO of Tokyo …
The post Rapidus set up in Japan to pursue 2nm logic appeared first on Electronics Weekly .