I am feeling contrite after maligning my trusty robotic mower Fred the Flymo. After 10 years of loyal, unblemished service, I stirred Fred from his winter slumber to find, when …

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I have been looking at the electrical installation of a retired ambulance, and am impressed with the interface that Mercedes optionally provides for those wishing to add things to its …

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China followed by India have been the two biggest wartime buyers of Russian fossil fuels, here defined as any oil, coal or gas purchased after Jan. 1, 2023. Turkey was …

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Hailo, the Israeli edge AI processor developer, has the Hailo-10H, its second-generation AI accelerator claimed to be the first market-available and orderable discrete AI processor with native support for generative …

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Two UK companies, Magdrive and Perpetual Atomics, have signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for developing the use of nuclear-plasma propulsion in space. Magdrive, the developer of high-performance plasma propulsion for …

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Taoglas, the antenna specialist, has  partnered with connectivity provider Semtech to offer antennas verified for use with Semtech’s AirLink routers. The collaboration enables engineers and system integrators to pick the …

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Researchers from the University of Texas at Austin have created a stick-on thin flexible stretchy electrode array that can pick up EEG signals from the brain, which are around 10x …

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Hygon, the Beijing fabless x86 processor vendor, has brought out a proprietary design of a server processor – the C86-5G – designed to compete with Xeon and Epyc. The process …

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Vishay has announced a series of industrial grade through-hole 3/8inch (~9.5mm) square single-turn cermet trimmer potentiometers. As well as flush slot operation, there are extended shaft and finger knob versions …

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Diodes has introduced a pair of 80V ideal diode controllers to protect against reverse connections and voltage transients. Minimum operating voltage is 3.2V. “The controllers have all the features necessary …

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