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STMicroelectronics has introduced 250MHz Arm Cortex-M33 microcontrollers with the company’s own security features on top of Arm’s TrustZone. The family is called STM32H5, and the internal security system has been dubbed ‘STM32Trust TEE Security Manager’ (right). “STM32H5 is the first MCU series to come with system-on-chip security services accessed via an industry-standard API,” claimed ST. ...
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Bostik is aiming at automotive electronics with extensions to its UV-cure-in-place gasket (UV-CIPG) and hot-melt polyurethane reactive (HMPUR) adhesives ranges. They are intended to “serve the needs of designers and manufacturers looking to protect automotive components from heat, liquids, humidity, chemicals and vibrations”, according to the company. The two UV-CIPG products ( AU060R and AU589V) ...
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X1 Wind’s X30 prototype floating wind turbine has delivered power though its 1.4km sub-sea cable to the Canary Islands’ Plocan off-shore laboratory. “Local teams will now enter the last phase of a test and verification programme which started with the platform installation in November 2022, in preparation of the technology industrialisation and certification for commercial ...
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NXP’s MCUXpresso toolset streamlines software development for complex embedded applications, adding an IDE to enable use of open-source projects, simplified access to specialist middleware, and hardware abstraction to enable code reuse across NXP’s MCUs. The MCUXpresso toolset empowers developers with enhanced scalability, usability and portability, making it easier and faster to develop complex embedded applications. ...
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Imec has developed a virtual fab to assess the environmental impact of patterning in advanced IC manufacturing. The fab has been developed in the imec.netzero modeling platform. The resulting analysis enables imec and its partners to assess current manufacturing choices, identify areas of focus, and project the future. In imec’s physical fab, environmentally friendly process ...
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The New Model Institute for Technology and Engineering (NMITE) has outlined a five-year vision, and also unveiled its ‘Employment Pledge’. An initial group of six employer partners – ABT Products, ETL Systems, Kirintec, REHAU, TRP Sealing Systems and Welsh Water – have pledged 15 job offers to NMITE students, on a pay scale starting at ...
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