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Echoes of Oppenheimer: The moral imperative of AI in 2024

View web version 8 February 2024 — Issue 6 | Vol 9     Source Products  |  Webinar Library  |  Standards Echoes of Oppenheimer: The moral imperative of AI in 2024 The evolution of AI and its integration into various aspects of society raises critical questions about the responsibility and foresight required to guide its development. Read more → LEMO USA, Inc. How to specify high voltage connectors In this white paper, LEMO engineers and designers specializing in high-voltage connectors will work to provide readers with an insider perspective and take some of the mystery out of high-voltage connector specifications.   View more Why the Intel-UMC chip foundry deal is a win-win With a keen interest in expanding the semiconductor supply chain beyond the aggregation of manufacturing in Asia, Intel Corp. signed an agreement with United Microelectronics Corp. (UMC) to develop 12-nanometer semiconductor processes. Read more → TechInsights Teardown: Apple MacBook Air 15 The laptop has enough power through the Apple 64-bit octa-core applications processor and main LPDDR5 SDRAM memory to allow for editing for social media but at a price point that is far less than the full-scale model. Read more →

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