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Micron News
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ANSYS News
Ansys and Autodesk to Deliver Fusion 360 PCB Extension
Ansys and Autodesk to Deliver Fusion 360 PCB Extension.
07
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Renesas News
Renesas Unveils Automotive Gateway Solution Based on New R-Car S4 SoCs and PMICs for Next-Generation Vehicle Computers
Highly Integrated R-Car S4 Accelerates Centralization with High Performance, Networking, Security and Safety Features.
07
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TE Connectivity News
TE Connectivity introduces new hybrid and electric mobility products to meet the unique needs of the commercial transportation market
High voltage accessory connectors and charging inlets designed specifically for ultra-rugged applications while addressing safety and reliability requirements.
07
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TDK News
Compact 120W and 240W three-phase input DIN rail power supplies feature +20% peak power capability and low energy inrush current
TDK Corporation (TSE 6762) announces the addition of three-phase AC input models to the TDK-Lambda DRB series of economically priced DIN rail mount power supplies.
07
'21
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Keysight technologies News
Keysight Delivers New Modular Network Cybersecurity Test Platform
Enables manufacturers and operators to ensure network equipment supports massive data volumes and cybersecurity requirements in hyperscale data centers.
07
'21
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ANSYS News
Ansys and Apple Develop the First Cloud-based RF Safety Testing Simulation Solution for MagSafe module MFi Developers
New Ansys solution reduces costs and accelerates certification process for official Made For iPhone (MFi) MagSafe module technology developers.
07
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ST News
Rosenberger and STMicroelectronics Cooperate to Develop a Unique High-Speed Contactless Connector Based on 60GHz Wireless Technology
First-of-its-kind device targets medical and industrial data transmission, and other high-bandwidth applications.
07
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Toshiba News
BT and Toshiba to build world’sfirst quantum-secured commercial metro network across London
Countering the growing threat to traditional network security from quantum computing, BT and Toshiba today announced that the two companies will build and trial the world’s first[1] commercially available quantum-secured metro network.
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Conrad News
