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­Capacitors May Replace Transistors for AI Processing

PRINCETON Researchers have totally reimagined the physics of computing to build a chip for modern ai workloads, and with newUS Government backing they will see how fast, compact and power-efficient this chip can get. An early prototype is pictured above.

  There’s no doubt that AI will be the next big thing in technology, if it isn’t already. Most large AI installations are powered by basically the same GPUs (graphical processing units) that are found in gaming PCs. That demand has seen leading GPU supplier Nvidia’s value explode to become only th
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Date:
03/15/2024
Infineon Launches Second Generation CoolSiC Family

The CoolSiC Second Generation Roadmap

  The launch follows the company’s first generation of CoolSiC devices that were originally released in 2017. That first generation of devices proved popular with designers, offering reliability, ruggedness and ease of control through the company’s driver ICs. The range of SiC MOSFETs expanded to become a
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Date:
03/06/2024
­Qorvo Enters the SiC Module Market at APEC

Qorvo has launched four modules featuring its SiC cascode technology.

  Wide-bandgap materials have revolutionized the power industry over the past few years. However, that remarkable market penetration could have been a lot deeper if the components were easier to design into products. Initially driving them was an issue, as power designers were not used to dealing with the
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Date:
03/03/2024

 


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