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A Close Look at the congatec conga-JC370 3.5” JUKE SBC
October 23, 2019 by Clemens Valens

A Close Look at the congatec conga-JC370 3.5” JUKE SBC

With the conga-JC370, congatec adds the 3.5” form factor to its product range. Built around the eighth generation Intel Core U-series processors the new cores promise a performance increase of up to 40% in multi-threaded applications. We had a close look at the board.
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Microchip solves interoperability challenges of delivering up to 90 Watts of Power over Ethernet wiring
October 23, 2019 by Microchip Technology Inc.

Microchip solves interoperability challenges of delivering up to 90 Watts of Power over Ethernet wiring

This is a submission from Microchip. They enable both pre-standard and IEEE-compliant Powered Devices (PDs) to receive up to 90W of power without changing Power over Ethernet (PoE) switches or cabling. This development eases the transition to using IEEE 802.3bt-2018-compliant PoE injectors and midspans for users, and Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE) chipsets for system developers.
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Available at Rutronik: USB Type-CTM compatible I/O Connectors from JAE
October 23, 2019 by Rutronik Elektronische Bauelemente GmbH

Available at Rutronik: USB Type-CTM compatible I/O Connectors from JAE

This is a submission from Rutronik on JAE‘s (Japan Aviation Electronics) DX07 Series USB Type-CTM compatible I/O (DX07) connectors. These are compatible with the newest USB specification and are ideal as new standard interface for different applications. With USB 3.2 and USB Power Delivery, they provide a broad usability.
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Adaptec® Smart Storage offering is first to include open source toolkit for managing data center storage
October 11, 2019 by Microchip Technology Inc.

Adaptec® Smart Storage offering is first to include open source toolkit for managing data center storage

This is a submission from Microchip Technology Inc. on production-ready open source tools for managing its Adaptec® Smart Storage HBA, SmartHBA and SmartRAID offerings in OpenStack data centers.
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Distrelec expands DRAM memory product assortment with Alliance Memory
September 9, 2019 by Distrelec Group

Distrelec expands DRAM memory product assortment with Alliance Memory

Distrelec, leading European distributor of electronics, automation and measurement technology, has rapidly expanded its range of memory IC’s with Alliance Memory, leading manufacturer of both new technologies and legacy memory products. Alliance Memory manufactures memory products that are pin for pin drop-in replacements for brands such as Micron, Samsung and Hynix.
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Two USB-PD solutions simplify Power Delivery (PD) in growing USB Type-C™ charging market
August 29, 2019 by Microchip Technology Inc.

Two USB-PD solutions simplify Power Delivery (PD) in growing USB Type-C™ charging market

This is a submission from Microchip about two new solutions that simplify USB Type-C PD designs to remove the traditional complexity and high costs associated with implementing USB Type-C in a range of applications.
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Nano Light Sources for Quantum Computer
August 12, 2019 by Jens Nickel

Nano Light Sources for Quantum Computer

Physicists at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have succeeded in placing light sources in atomically thin material layers with an accuracy of just a few nanometers. The new method should enable a multitude of applications.
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Microchip Enters Memory Infrastructure Market with Serial Memory Controller for High-performance Data Center Computing
August 5, 2019 by Microchip Technology Inc.

Microchip Enters Memory Infrastructure Market with Serial Memory Controller for High-performance Data Center Computing

This is a submission from Microchip Technology Inc about the announcement of an expanded data center portfolio and its entrance into the memory infrastructure market with the industry’s first commercially available serial memory controller.
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At Rutronik: Advanced LTE Data Card for High-Speed Data Transmission by Telit
August 2, 2019 by Rutronik Elektronische Bauelemente GmbH

At Rutronik: Advanced LTE Data Card for High-Speed Data Transmission by Telit

The Telit LM960A18 Mini PCIe (mPCIe) data card delivers high-speed data rates via Advanced LTE for products in network appliance environments such as routers, mobile gateways and access points.
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Raspberry Pi 4 : Fab Four... The start of a new journey!
June 26, 2019 by Denis Meyer

Raspberry Pi 4 : Fab Four... The start of a new journey!

Although we usually expect them to surprise us, the British know how to make a grand announcement. Even their most anticipated surprises remain real surprises. And sometimes very good surprises. So it is with the new version of that celebrated British single board computer that is found everywhere, even hidden within the labs of NASA. The star of the week is Version 4 of the Raspberry Pi.
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