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Mouser News
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Honeywell News
Honeywell Releases Next Generation Of Quantum Computer
Honeywell (NYSE: HON) announced a breakthrough in the early era of quantum computing with the introduction of its next-generation quantum computer, the System Model H1. The H1 generation of computer features Honeywell's differentiated quantum charge-coupled device1 (QCCD) trapped-ion technology and is strategically designed to be rapidly upgraded throughout its lifetime.
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Balluff News
Mini Inductive Sensors Approved for up to 135 °C
Balluff’s new family of sensors deliver highest temperature rating in the market
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Delta Electronics
Delta Selected for DJSI World for the Tenth Year in a Row
Named Industry Leader in Electronic Equipment, Instruments, and Components for the Fifth Time in Three Consecutive Years
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Keysight technologies News
Keysight’s User Equipment Emulation (UEE) Solution Selected by Innogence to Validate Performance of O-RAN Compliant Small Cell Infrastructure
Proliferation of open RAN vendors increases demand for Keysight’s integrated solution portfolio.
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IDS Imaging Development Systems GmbH
IDS launches new camera family
uEye XLE: Modern, small and consistently cost-optimised.
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PEPPERL+FUCHS FACTORY AUTOMATION
Next Level of Ultrasonic Technology—Intelligent, Functionally Safe and Autonomous
Ultrasonic sensors have rapidly gained popularity in recent years—what was once a niche product has now become a key technology that can be found almost everywhere in the automation sector.
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HARTING Europe
Component carriers simplify the mounting of sensors
HARTING has developed a component carrier that can be mounted directly with electronic components allowing previous manual assembly processes to be automated. Flexible circuit boards can also be replaced, increasing precision and reducing assembly costs.
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PEPPERL+FUCHS FACTORY AUTOMATION
Driving the IIoT Revolution—Challenges, Benefits and Simple Next Steps
In the age of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), plants, products, and systems are becoming increasingly networked. The intelligent combination of IT and OT in industrial environments forms the basis for transparent and efficient processes and reduced production costs, making it possible to tap into completely new business segments.
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Kontron News
