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Technology covers a broad spectrum of components, products and solutions, includes, but is not limited to, robotics, power, nanotechnology, optoelectronics and connectivity.
What Engineers Need to Build for the Next Wave of AI Data Center Demands
The rise of AI isn’t just driving demand for faster chips—it's reshaping the very architecture of data centers.…
Choosing the Right Surge Protection: TVS Diodes vs. MLVs vs. Polymer Devices
As modern electronics—especially in automotive, industrial, and consumer applications—become increasingly complex…
Bourns Targets Automotive Surge Protection Challenges with New MLV Series
As vehicles become more electrically complex, safeguarding sensitive systems from voltage transients remains a…
Microfluidic Cooling Innovation Tackles Heat at the Chip Level
In high-performance computing, the hottest topic is staying cool.
A startup spun out of Georgia Tech is changing…
Adding WiFi and Bluetooth LE to Embedded Designs Just Got Easier with the 1800th…
For embedded engineers looking to streamline wireless communication in IoT and smart devices, integrating both…
Not All Relays Are Created Equal—Here’s What Makes One Aerospace-Ready
When you’re designing for space, defense, or high-reliability aviation systems, the standards are different. Every…
Pushing the Limits of High-Speed Connectivity with Chiplet-Ready IP and Next-Gen…
Alphawave Semi is accelerating the evolution of high-performance data infrastructure with a new wave of…
Making Machine Learning Work on a Microcontroller (Without Blowing Up RAM)
Why real-time ML inference at the edge is more doable—and practical—than it sounds
AI Steps In to Help Embedded Engineers with Routine Code Tasks
Developing embedded systems often means juggling multiple components, each with its own unique code library,…
Too Many Automotive Sensors, Not Enough Time (Or Money)
The dashboard lit up again—an issue with the blind-spot sensor. That was the third time this quarter. Nathan, a…