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Phihong has announced a new series of 150W constant current LED drivers for commercial lighting applications. Suitable for use in both dry and damp locations, and featuring optional 0–10V dimming, in addition to a 20V auxiliary output for…

Cadence Design Systems and Accusonus Inc announced that the Accusonus Focus-MDR and Focus-DNR speech enhancement software has been optimized for Cadence Tensilica HiFi Audio/Voice digital signal processors (DSPs). Accusonus was able to…

Pentek introduced a new addition to the Talon Series of recorders, the Model RTR 2750 rugged rackmount recorder. This new recorder, optimized for rugged operating environments increases the performance of the Talon Rackmount Series with…

Analog Devices announced that the company has been named one of the world’s most innovative corporations according to the Thomson Reuters 2015 Top 100 Global Innovator program. Using proprietary data and analysis tools, the Thomson Reuters…

Wondering why your Internet is moving at a snail's pace? There's an app for that. UK-based communications regulator, Ofcom, has just released an app for smartphones and tablets that allows people to check whether their in-home Wi-Fi…

Keysight Technologies teamed up with The University of California, San Diego (UCSD) to prove for the first time that 5G communication is not only possible, but capable of delivering record performance. Keysight and and UCSD demonstrated…

With driverless cars the craze these days, it's no wonder why Formula E and Kinetik teamed up to launch a race series for autonomous electric cars. The new championship race, called Roborace, will take place during the 2016-2017 season…

"Smaller, faster, cheaper" seems to be today's electronics motto. In keeping with that motto, The Raspberry Pi Foundation just revealed its newest computer — Raspberry Pi Zero.

A company called Adtile Technologies, known for its sensor-enabled Motion Ads, has now created a technology that makes it possible to capture motion with a smartphone via web app so anyone can create technical paintings in the air.…

Over 10 years ago, the University of Cambridge Department of Engineering came up with a head-up display for vehicles that uses laser holographic techniques to project information like speed, direction and navigation onto the windscreen so…