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Fast charging time under 15 minutes

Farasis presents new battery cell variant

Farasis Energy is expanding its fourth generation of battery cells for e-vehicles to include an ultra-high-power variant that achieves a fast-charge time of less than 15 minutes - while maintaining a high energy density of 300 Wh/kg.

Google Cloud

New Solutions for Industrial Data Analytics

Google Cloud has unveiled two new data analytics solutions that enable industrial...

New tasks beckon

Helmut Gassel leaves Infineon

Helmut Gassel will resign as Infineon's Chief Marketing Officer effective May 31, 2022;...

SPS 2022 Trade Fair

Including Digital Supplement Again

Although the cancellation of the automation trade fair SPS 2021 at short notice also...

Balance of bus nodes installed in 2021

High growth for Profinet and IO-Link

The communication technologies Profinet and IO-Link hosted by Profibus & Profinet...

Gearboxes for wind turbines

Flender completes acquisition of Moventas

Bocholt-based drive technology manufacturer Flender has completed the transaction to...

Invisible and with AI

Mahle launches most lightweight e-bike drive on the market

With the X20, Mahle Smart Bike Systems is launching the lightest drive system for...

Ford Joins Two Initiatives

Supply Chains to Become More Transparent and Sustainable

European carmaker Ford has signed two major supply chain initiatives. They aim to...

Electromobility in North Africa

Now Electric Cars are Conquering Egypt

The development service provider FEV has signed a development contract with the...

160 km in 5 minutes charging time

Volvo Cars invests in new battery technology

Volvo Cars invests in StoreDot. The Israeli company is developing a new battery...