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March 23, 2023

Ways to Save Energy With Hot Standby Power Supplies

by cmcgrady in Engineering, Engineering News

Imagine the impact of a data center outage. The consequences and costs for each minute without power can be devastating to companies that rely on them for co-location. Data centers contain sensitive electronic equipment running software responsible for anything from basic entertainment to lifeline services. Availability and reliability are absolute musts. Redundancy is also required […]

March 23, 2023

U.S. Prepares to Establish Its $11 Billion NSTC

by cmcgrady in Engineering, Engineering News

The U.S. Department of Commerce, during the first quarter of this year, will issue guidelines on the first proposals for the creation of the $11 billion National Semiconductor Technology Center (NSTC) aimed at restoring the nation’s leadership in the chip industry. The effort is likened to the collaborative endeavor that created the world’s first nuclear […]

March 7, 2023

How Efinix is Conquering the Hurdle of Hardware Acceleration for Devices at the Edge

by cmcgrady in Engineering, Engineering News

In previous articles, we established the many ways FPGAs surpass other AI chipsets for running machine learning algorithms at the edge in terms of reconfigurability, power consumption, size, speed, and cost. Moreover, how the microarchitecture-agnostic RISC-V instruction set architecture (ISA) marries up with the architectural flexibility of the FPGA seamlessly. However, the apparent lack of […]

February 9, 2023

The Value of Semiconductor Packaging Technology in the Era of Heterogeneous Integration

by cmcgrady in Engineering, Engineering News

As demand for high-performance semiconductors increases, the semiconductor market is paying more attention to the importance of the “packaging process”. In line with this trend, SK hynix is mass-producing advanced packaging products based on HBM3 (High Bandwidth Memory 3) while focusing on investing in production lines and securing resources for the development of future packaging […]

January 29, 2023

Agile Long-termism Advocator: Cytech Systems Looks ahead to Semiconductor Supply Chain Logic of 2023

by cmcgrady in Engineering, Engineering News

In 2020, the stay-at-home economy spawned by the COVID-19 pandemic drove a sharp rise in the demand for consumer electronics. In 2021, the chip shortage in the semiconductor industry brought about domino effects such as panic stockpiling and production expansion. In 2022, amid the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine War, prices of commodities (e.g., oil and […]

January 16, 2023

Expanding Horizons: Briocean’s Upgraded Shenzhen Headquarters Unveiled

by cmcgrady in Engineering, Engineering News

A new chapter begins for Briocean as it celebrates its headquarters upgrade in Shenzhen. Located in the heart of Huaqiangbei — home to the world’s biggest electronics wholesale market — Briocean’s expanded premises span more than 23,000 square feet and are truly a sight to behold. Well-equipped with amenities for both staff and guests, this […]

January 16, 2023

Giving Guadalajara Its Due as a Hotbed for Innovation

by cmcgrady in Engineering, Engineering News

The need for world-class manufacturing and engineering talent in the automotive sector has reached a fever pitch as automakers, along with Tier 1 and 2 suppliers, gain velocity in delivering on the many promises of electrification. Success requires careful maneuvering around seemingly endless technology, supply chain and production speed bumps. For that reason, among others, […]

January 2, 2023

T-Mobile Puts Speed at the Top of its Standalone 5G Goals

by cmcgrady in Engineering, Engineering News

T-Mobile is once again ahead of the pack when it comes to pure standalone 5G in the United States. Following its 600MHz nationwide 5G network launch in August 2020, T-Mobile has now converted its 2.5GHz mid-band network—which the company markets as “ultra-capacity”—to run on a 5G core. T-Mobile said that this network, which launched in […]

November 25, 2022

Self-Charging Cars to Become the EVs of the Future

by cmcgrady in Engineering, Engineering News

Current electric vehicles (EVs) are not living up to their potential. We need a radical technology revolution, and self-charging cars that operate entirely on renewable energy could be the key. EVs have great potential to help solve the climate crisis, but EV technology still faces some significant challenges including short driving range; charging issues including […]

November 25, 2022

Accelerating the Transition to a Renewable-Energy Economy

by cmcgrady in Engineering, Engineering News

Scientific progress has made available a series of technologies capable of supplying the energy necessary to carry out daily activities without compromising the ecosystem. Thanks to a growing awareness of the importance of protecting the environment, these technologies are now spreading all over the world. These forms of energy, known as renewable energy, come from […]

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