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WEBSep 12, 2024 · Fierce Electronics is the primary news and information source for design engineers and engineering management, covering the business and technology aspects related to the entire electronics industry; focusing on sensors, embedded systems, power management, analog, components and IoT. Each day, the industry’s premier resource covers the latest news from IoT to Artificial Intelligence, Medical ...
Wi-Fi 7 seems ready to ramp as 2024 begins - Fierce Electronics
WEBJan 5, 2024 · The Wi-Fi 7 standard is expected to be finalized early in 2024, promising transmission rates starting around 1.3 Gbps, above the 1 Gbps theoretical ceiling of its predecessor, Wi-Fi 6, and with its own theoretical maximum rates as high as 46 Gbps. It does this through 4K QAM modulation technology, whereas Wi-Fi 6 uses 1K QAM.
Storage tech races to keep pace with massive data growth
WEB20 hours ago · He said current projections peg the amount of data created to hit nearly 400 zettabytes by 2028, up from 130 zettabytes in 2023. “We're creating a lot of data, but there's a gap between the data that we're creating and what we're able to store.”. Massive storage encompasses the efforts to come with new ways to store more of that data, tap ...
Emerson launches new DAQ device for test engineers
WEB2 days ago · To help meet that demand, Emerson announced a new USB-based NI mioDAQ (Data Acquisition) device. It delivers up to 16 channels of 20-bit resolution with 1 million simultaneous samples per second. DAQ products have been in use for decades, but have grown smaller and lighter with more powerful features. Emerson’s newest product can sit …
Quantum computing quickens its pace to practicality
WEB5 days ago · Quantum computing is still a realm in which researchers probably spend more time theorizing what tomorrow’s quantum computers will be capable of than leveraging today’s quantum computers on actual use cases, but the gap between theory and practicality may be closing more quickly than anyone expected. The latest evidence of …
Beyond silicon: Exploring new materials for future electronics
WEBJun 2, 2023 · Kaul ventures beyond silicon as Moore's Law pushes against boundaries. In the fast-paced realm of high-performance computing, Professor Anupama Kaul of University of North Texas is embarking on a groundbreaking journey to unlock the potential of nanomaterials and revolutionize the electronics industry.
US to invest $5B in chip R&D through new public-private consortium
WEBFeb 9, 2024 · US to invest $5B in chip R&D through new public-private consortium. By Matt Hamblen Feb 9, 2024 9:54am. commerce department President Biden Chips Act R&D. The Biden administration on Friday announced more than $5 billion in CHIPS Act funds will go to chip-related research, including workforce needs, with …
Top 10 stories of 2021 on Fierce Electronics
WEBDec 8, 2021 · You may not want to look back at 2021 at all, but there were some interesting trends in the top stories that appeared over the year in Fierce Electronics as determined by page views.. Our top story, by 10 times the page views of the second top story, was about an upcoming U.S. technology pilot to measure miles of road use per vehicle.
Infineon to increase power supply unit for data center racks to 12 …
WEBMay 24, 2024 · Infineon Technologies says it is ready to support the incredibly escalating power demands of AI data centers and released a roadmap on Friday that envisions a 12-kilowatt power board sometime after early 2025. The company currently supports a 3.3 kilowatt power supply unit (PSU) and showed on a …
AI boosts optical connectivity demand | Fierce Electronics
WEBSep 22, 2023 · LightCounting estimates optical transceivers deployed in AI clusters already accounted for 25% of the total market in 2022. In an interview with Fierce Electronics, LightCounting CEO Vlad Kozlov said there was a slowdown in demand by the end of 2022, which meant the first quarter of this year saw a downturn in optical transceiver sales.
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