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Why liquid cooling penetration is already over 50% in AI infrastructure
The progression of AI chip performance is causing the need to move to the technology rapidly.
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Micron builds first US-dedicated memory research hub
Micron Research Labs will be created through an investment of $10 billion over the next decade.
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AI-powered system sorts potatoes with precision
Manual potato sorting is labor-intensive, with workers spending hours inspecting individual potatoes in noisy, dusty conditions, which is what inspired the team from the startup Karevo to develop its AI-powered optical recognition system.
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Magnetic screw robot drills through brain tissue with precision, guided by magnets
The team envisions that the robot will one day travel through the bloodstream, drill through an artery wall and enter brain tissue to access hard-to-reach lesions, blood clots, tumors and vascular malformations.
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China’s BioflexBot stretches 3.5 times farther than human hands
The robotic hand, dubbed BioflexBot, is composed of a coiled spring, a constraining shell and compressed air to achieve dexterous movement thanks to its simple design.
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US firm launches 'tactical-edge' sensors for tracking troops, military supplies
These ruggedized sensors rely on NFC tags that can be attached to cargo and personnel. Once scanned, the location and status of the tagged item is recorded using the TyrOS logistics platform.
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Infineon’s bets big on SIVR with C2i buy
DATA CENTER AND CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTUREThe acquisition clears the way for more software-defined smart power stages for AI processors.
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Why liquid cooling penetration is already over 50% in AI infrastructure
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AI-powered system sorts potatoes with precision
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Magnetic screw robot drills through brain tissue with precision, guided by magnets
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How sensors make subsea cables SMART
MEMS AND SENSORSSensors integrated into commercially standard telecommunication cables can monitor ocean bottom conditions for climate study and early warning systems for tsunamis and earthquakes,
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Micron builds first US-dedicated memory research hub
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Packaging materials may be the next AI roadblock
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The status of in-circuit testing and functional testing
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TechInsights Teardown: Huawei Mate XT Ultimate Edition
INTERNET ENABLED CONSUMER DEVICESA partial deep dive on the Chinese smartphone.
