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Alps Alpine News
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Infineon News
Infineon launches ultra-high current density power modules to enable high-performance AI computing
Data centers are currently responsible for more than two percent of global energy consumption. Fueled by AI, this number is expected to grow to up to around seven percent in 2030, matching the current energy consumption of India.
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Rutronik Info
Amphenol IPG Anytek terminal blocks for high-temperature applications
The IPG Anytek series terminal blocks from Amphenol are now available from Rutronik as a stock package.
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Infineon News
Infineon adds new automotive-grade laser driver to leading REAL3 Time-of-Flight portfolio
Innovative car cockpits, seamless connectivity with new services and improved passive safety: 3D depth sensors play an important role in in-vehicle monitoring systems.
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Intel News
Intel Launches First AI PC Intel Core Ultra Desktop Processors
New Intel Core Ultra 200S series processors deliver great gaming performance and industry-leading compute, at significantly lower power for desktop PCs.
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AMD News
AMD Launches 5th Gen AMD EPYC processor
Formerly codenamed “Turin,” this is the world’s best server CPU for enterprise, AI and cloud.
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Direct Insight News
New STM32MP255 powered SoM from Direct Insight delivers 64-bit performance across full industrial temperature range
Direct Insight has launched a new TRITON-TX family SoM, the TRITON-TXMP2 based on STM32MP255, STMicro’s powerful new ARMv8 dual-core processor.
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Kontron News
Kontron Introduces K4021-U mSTX Motherboard with Intel Core Ultra Processors and Integrated NPU for AI Acceleration
Kontron introduces the K4021-U mSTX motherboard with Intel® Core™ Ultra processors, optimized for AI workloads like image recognition and automation, featuring an integrated NPU, it delivers up to 20x performance-per-watt with low power consumption.
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Würth Elektronik News
WÜRTH ELEKTRONIK PRESENTS ITS OPTICAL SENSORS FOR OBJECT RECOGNITION
The Würth Elektronik sensors filter out visible light up to 800 nm, rather than just up to 700 nm as is the case for many other sensors of this type available on the market.
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Keysight technologies News
