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Here are the ten worst political parties: Nazis Workers Party of North Korea Communist Party of Turkmenistan Somali Revolutionary Socialist Party National Congress Party, Sudan Popular Movement of the Revolution, Zaire National Resistance Movement, Uganda Justice and Development Party, Turkey Bharatiya Janata Party, India National Fascist Party, Italy  

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Easing the transition to high-efficiency wide-bandgap technology, ST  has released the MasterGaN3 and MasterGaN5 integrated power packages for applications up to 45W and 150W, respectively. Joining the MasterGaN1, MasterGaN2, and MasterGaN4, which target applications from 65W to 400W, the additions give extra flexibility to choose the optimum GaN device and driver solution when designing switched-mode power …

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Tesla revealed its plans for a 1.1Eflop artificial intelligence supercomputer late last week, built around an 7nm in-house-developed IC with 354 custom processors delivering 362Tflop of processing and 16Tbit/s of IO bandwidth. The computer, to be called Dojo, is where the company plans to train neural networks for use in its cars. Within it, the …

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Skywater, the Minnesota foundry, will undertake BEOL processing for Rockley Photonics’ spectrophotometer-on-a-chip health monitoring product. Rockley, founded by Bookham Technology founder Andrew Rickman, has been using Skywater for front-end processing. “SkyWater provides us with a domestic U.S. source for advanced wafer-level components which is a critical part of our multi-source supply chain strategy,” says Rickman, …

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iSpace – the lunar space transportation company based in Tokyo – has unveiled its next generation lunar lander, dubbed Series 2. It will first be used for the company’s third lunar mission. The new design of the lander sees an increase in size and payload design capacity. Standing at approximately 9 ft tall and 14 …

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Advantech has released a series of small AI-native computers built around NXP’s i.MX 8M Plus processors. RSB-3720 2.5” Pico-ITX single-board computer EPC-R3720 boxed computer 152 x 108 x 38mm ROM-5722 SMARC 2.1 COM single-board computer (above) Intended for smart vision systems, there are processor options up to quad-core 1.8GHz Cortex-A53 plus a Cortex-M7 co-processor for real-time tasks. …

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Brainchip, the AI processor specialist, has looked whether transfer learning is more efficient than incremental learning in training neural nets to perform AI/ML tasks.. In transfer learning, applicable knowledge established in a previously trained AI model is “imported” and used as the basis of a new model. After taking this shortcut of using a pretrained …

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Lockheed Martin has created a novel millimetre-wave dish antenna for satellites and ground terminals, particularly for space-based 5G communication. Called ‘wide angle ESA fed reflector’ (Waefr), it is a hybrid of a phased array electronically steerable antenna (ESA) and a parabolic dish, and is claimed to increases coverage area by 190% compared to traditional phased …

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Stackpole Electronics is pitching its 1W-rated CSSH0805 all-metal 0805-size chip resistor family against 1206 and 2010 parts for current sensing. It comes in three temperature coefficient versions: ±100ppm types are rated up to 44.72A (89A over-load) and are available between 500μΩ and 1mΩ in 1, 2 and 5% tolerances ±75ppm types are rated up to 25.81A (51A …

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