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10 takeaways from Intel Direct Connect 2024

10 takeaways from Intel Direct Connect 2024

Intel Foundry, which replaces the previous moniker of Intel Foundry Services, is aimed at becoming the second overall global semiconductor manufacturing foundry by 2030, according to Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger. Read more →
Webinar: Developing optimized end-to-end liquid cooling systems

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Webinar: Developing optimized end-to-end liquid cooling systems

Design and manufacturing considerations for the development of liquid cooling systems that fit design constraints while improving system performance.
 

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What is a virtual power plant? An energy expert explains

What is a virtual power plant? An energy expert explains

After nearly two decades of stagnation, U.S. electricity demand is surging. That's left power companies seeking new ways to balance supply and demand. One option they're turning to is virtual power plants. Read more →
GlobalFoundries receives $1.5 billion in CHIPS Act funding

GlobalFoundries receives $1.5 billion in CHIPS Act funding

GlobalFoundries is the first semiconductor foundry to receive CHIPs and Science Act incentives with $1.5 billion of planned direct funding to expand and create manufacturing capacity and capabilities at its Malta, New York, and Essex Junction, Vermont, fabs. Read more →
Selecting your next oscilloscope: Why a fast update rate matters

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Selecting your next oscilloscope: Why a fast update rate matters

Because update rate values are heavily impacted by numerous oscilloscope settings, it is often difficult to compare one vendor's update rate value with a different vendor's value.
 

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Using robots for quality control

Using robots for quality control

The idea of robotics-as-a-service is to implement robotics in the manufacturing or industrial space without having the massive investment that might be required to get a program up and running. Read more →
State of the Electronic Supply Chain

State of the Electronic Supply Chain

The year 2024 looks to be a critical year for understanding the current status of the electronic component supply chain, which itself is a bellwether for global trade and economies. Read more →
 

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