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Infineon News

Infineon leverages Cerence Emergency Vehicle Detection to enable “the hearing car” with reliable detection of emergency vehicle sirens

To improve road safety, many countries are introducing regulations that require drivers to actively yield the right of way to emergency vehicles. As more autonomous vehicles are deployed, regulations are likely to include self-driving vehicles that can also detect and respond to emergency vehicles and meet safety requirements.

Sivers Semiconductors News

Sivers Semiconductors and Chalmers University of Technology granted 4 MSEK to collaborate in research and development of new generation power amplifiers

Sivers Semiconductors AB (publ) (“Sivers”) today announces that its business unit, Sivers Wireless, and the Department of Microtechnology and Nanoscience at Chalmers University of Technology (“Chalmers”) will collaborate in research and development of a new generation of power amplifiers.

Toshiba News

TOSHIBA ANNOUNCES 20TB MG10 SERIES HARD DISK DRIVES

Toshiba Electronics Europe GmbH announces the MG10 Series of massive capacity 20TB HDDs with conventional magnetic recording (CMR) . The 20TB MG10 Series has a 10-disk helium-sealed design that leverages Toshiba’s innovative Flux Control Microwave Assisted Magnetic Recording (FC-MAMR) technology to boost storage capabilities.

Rutronik Info

Rutronik achieves a new record in the logistics warehouse located in Eisingen

Rutronik Elektronische Bauelemente GmbH achieved a new all-time high in the logistics sector in September. Already during August, the monthly turnover of the European central warehouse of the distribution company exceeded the 100 million Euro mark for the first time. That result was exceeded once again in September, with monthly sales rising to more than 109 million Euros.

TDK News

New AC-DC power supply thermal management patent enables more efficient design-in

TDK Corporation is pleased to announce that TDK-Lambda UK’s Power Supply Apparatus patent application has been approved for grant by the UK Intellectual Property Office. The new thermal strategy covered by the patent leads to power supplies that are flexible in their cooling requirements, keep audible noise to a minimum, and are easy for customers to integrate into their systems.

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