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Dassault Systèmes Introduces New Features to 3D Design and Engineering Software SOLIDWORKS

Dassault Systèmes has introduced SOLIDWORKS 2020. This is the company’s latest release of its portfolio of 3D design and engineering applications with all-new enhancements, capabilities, and workflows.

2 weeks ago by Luke James

CERA: A Global Certification to Ensure Future Sustainability in the Use of Raw Materials

Due to be launched next year, a group of European bodies and companies have joined forces to create the first global certification scheme ensuring consistent standards of environmental, social, and economic impact.

about 3 weeks ago by Luke James

The Royal Academy of Engineering Leads Campaign to Change Misrepresentation of Engineers Online with AI

An AI program has highlighted the widespread misrepresentation online of the engineering profession, prompting a campaign to change how they are portrayed in the imagery used for advertising, media, and recruitment.

3 weeks ago by Luke James

Syslogic and Nvidia Partner to Advance AI Development in the Embedded Market

AI meets edge computing with Syslogic and Nvidia’s recently announced strategic partnership that paves the way for AI development in the embedded systems market.

3 weeks ago by Luke James

The European Processor Initiative: A Project Aiming for EU Independence in HPC Technologies

The European Processor Initiative hopes to create a new family of low-power European processors aimed primarily at high-performance computing.

3 weeks ago by Luke James

Analog Devices Acquires Test Motors — Building on 2018 Acquisition of OtoSense

Analog Devices Inc. recently announced its acquisition of Test Motors, a company that specializes in predictive maintenance of electric motors and generators.

3 weeks ago by Luke James

SECO Acquires the Entirety of InHand Electronics in Strategic Move to Increase Presence in U.S. Market

SECO has signed an agreement to acquire InHand, a Maryland-based provider of low-power embedded systems and software to manufacturers of portable, battery-powered, and IoT devices.

3 weeks ago by Luke James

Achieving Higher Energy Efficiency in Electronics with the University of Groningen’s Electron-Spin Transistor

Moore’s law, proposed in 1965 by Intel co-founder Gordon Moore, famously states that the number of transistors in an integrated circuit doubles every two years.

4 weeks ago by Gaber Intihar

The Problem with Public Perception of Energy Theft and Meter Tampering in the UK

A joint survey by Echo Managed Services and Grosvenor Services Group has illuminated how the public perceives energy theft.

one month ago by Tyler Charboneau

Prism Power Partners With Schneider Electric to Advance Data Center Efficiency

Prism Power Group reached an agreement with Schneider Electric earlier this year, combining their prowess in the digitalization, automation, and power management.

one month ago by Tyler Charboneau

GlobalFoundries and TSMC Settle Dispute With Patent Cross-License Agreement

GlobalFoundries and TSMC announced their settlement and dismissal of all litigation between them, as well as those that involve their customers, on October 28.

one month ago by Luke James

ANSYS Partners With Motor Design Limited to Add Motor-CAD to Simulation Tool Portfolio

The combined ANSYS and Motor-CAD solution creates a comprehensive end-to-end workflow by adding Motor-CAD electric motor design software to ANSYS' existing simulation tools.

one month ago by Luke James

Renesas Expands Access to its Portfolio of Highly Sought IP Licenses

Additional IP solutions include the latest cutting-edge 7nm process to help designers meet a range of customer requirements in a dynamic and constantly evolving industry.

one month ago by Luke James

Loughborough University and Ford Collaborate to Replace EV Prototyping with Modeling and Simulation

The £39m Virtual Vehicle Integration and Development (ViVID) Project aims to replace EV prototyping with modeling and simulation.

one month ago by Luke James

University Carlos III de Madrid to Implement 5G Technology in Four Different Test Working Environments in Europe

Coordinated by the University Carlos III de Madrid, 5Growth will implant 5G technology across four European working environments with a view of validating the functioning of new telecommunication networks.

one month ago by Luke James

Brixton Residents Are First in the UK to Trial Smart ‘Flexible Energy’ Project

Residents living in a block of flats in Brixton are set to be the first in the UK to trial a new 'flexible energy' project headed by UK Power Networks in partnership with EDF Energy and Repowering London.

one month ago by Luke James

UK-Based Highview Power to Pioneer New ‘Liquid to Gas’ Cryogenic Battery Initiative

UK battery tech pioneers plan to build Europe's largest energy storage project using a 'liquid to gas' cryogenic battery ('cryobattery') that is capable of storing renewable energy for weeks.

one month ago by Luke James

Google Proclaims Quantum Supremacy with the Sycamore Quantum Supercomputer

Google attempts to establish "quantum supremacy" by unveiling its landmark 'Sycamore' chip, a quantum computing chip now being prepared for preliminary electrical testing.

one month ago by Luke James

Digi-Key Electronics Partners with Analog Devices to Develop Innovative MeasureWare Platform

Developed for the partnership between Digi-Key and Analog Devices, MeasureWare enables Digi-Key customers to hastily kickstart designs by providing immediate and seamless access to availability and pricing of products.

one month ago by Luke James

AImotive and ON Semiconductor Collaborate on Next Gen Sensor Fusion Platforms for Automotive Applications

ON Semiconductor and AImotive have recently announced that they will collaborate to develop prototype sensor fusion platforms for use in the automotive space.

one month ago by Luke James

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