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The UK Government has announced the companies that will be funded to develop vehicle-to-anything (V2X) energy transfer projects. Funded is via the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) and Innovate-UK. Malvern-based bi-directional EV charger company Indra is in two of the winning consortia: in Next Generation V2X Power Module to improve its charger, ...
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Magnetic components which can be either an inductor or a transformer depending on inductance ranges, make up Exxelia’s Chameleon Concept Magnetics (CCM) family. The components are available from New Yorker Electronics and have been introduced alongside the existing SESI and TT families to withstand harsh environments, particularly in aerospace and space applications. There are five ...
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Kontron is offering Intel 11th Gen (Tiger Lake) processors in a range of panel PCs for harsh industrial environments. Added to the FlatClient Pro Panel PC series, the fan-less computers have full-metal housings that are designed to be easy to clean and disinfect. The front panel touch screens are anti-glare, anti-fingerprint and scratch-resistant, with IP65 ...
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For the full year 2023, Alphawave expects revenue of $340-360 million and EBITDA of approximately $87 million for an EBITDA margin of c.25%. By FY2025, Alphawave targets operating within the following financial model: Revenue CAGR in line with its addressable market of approximately 20%, representing approximately $500 million revenue run rate by 2025 Gross margin ...
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Capella Space, the synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite imagery specialists, has raised $60m in funding from the United States Innovative Technology Fund (USIT). The San Francisco headquartered company says it will use the capital to expand its imaging capacity and develop new data products around its SAR imagery and analytics capabilities. For example, it has ...
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