International

Power electronics for e-vehicles

BorgWarner opens technical center in Nuremberg

BorgWarner has inaugurated its new technical center in Nuremberg. By expanding its activities in a region known as a technology hub, the company aims to further strengthen its commitment to e-mobility.

Concepts based on AI

Higher resilience for critical infrastructures

Critical infrastructures such as power grids or traffic routes are increasingly...

Interview with Dr. Giorgia Longobardi

Novel GaN transistors from Cambridge GaN Devices

At PCIM Europe, Cambridge GaN Devices (CGD) presented novel GaN transistors that can be...

Open Standard Module

Design Guide released

The Standardization Group for Embedded Technologies (SGET) announces two important new...

Connectivity Gaps Narrowed

»We can now cover all major connectivity standards.«

Acquisitions often go wrong. Renesas Electronics has acquired three major players in a...

Siemens at the Hannover Messe

Real-time Communication via 5G with Profinet

Siemens enables the transmission of Profinet IO via a private 5G network, which allows...

With algorithm for methane detection

KIT Researcher Wins »FameLab« Germany

Methane emissions from oil rigs in the North Sea, which no one recorded: They did not...

Dingolfing production site

BMW sets the pace for the ramp-up of e-mobility

BMW reports two milestones in relation to e-mobility at the Dingolfing production site:...

High performance computing and AI

AMD improves energy efficiency of data centers

AMD's goal is to improve the energy efficiency of accelerated computing nodes, which...

Interview

Adaptability makes systems future-proof

Steve Douglass, Vice President R&D at Lattice Semiconductor talks about how to manage...