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electronicsweekly.com | Alun Williams
Or Practical Deep Learning (2nd Edition), A Python-Based Introduction as its more formally known. As the full title indicates, Python is the language of choice to perform the deep learning, with all the code freely available on GitHub. And it’s not for the faint hearted, going into detail on machine learning, neural networks, datasets, and large Language Models. It covers, for example, how neural networks work and how they’re trained.
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electronicsweekly.com | Alun Williams
Zephyr is real-time operating system (RTOS) and development framework. An open source project at the Linux Foundation, alternative systems could include the open source NuttX from Apache, or RT-Thread. With WindRiver’s VxWorks a proprietary equivalent. DigiKey identifies a steep learning curve, but says Zephyr a key system for engineers and students to learn.
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electronicsweekly.com | Alun Williams
Let’s take them in reverse order, as always, according to Google Analytics…5. Anglia signs Alliance for legacy memoryAnglia Components sign an agreement to support and supply the full range of legacy and new memory products, including SRAM, DRAM and Flash, manufactured by Alliance Memory. The Alliance products are pin-for-pin drop-in replacements for devices originally supplied by Micron, Samsung, Infineon/Cypress, Macronix, ISSI, Nanya, Hynix, and others.
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electronicsweekly.com | Alun Williams
The winning systems focus on using satellite data to support urban planning and tackle challenges in both climate adaptation and sustainable mobility. Basically, the smart use of European satellite data for the better management of public spaces. Each of the 20 winners will receive up to €36,000 of funding to create a detailed Solution Design. And funding will increase as the final five are selectedSPACE4CitiesFunding for SPACE4Cities is from the EU Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA).
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electronicsweekly.com | Alun Williams
The Electronics Weekly team share some fingerposts – their picks of the week, in terms of announcements, developments, product releases, quotes, or anything else in the wide world of electronics, that caught their eye…Caroline Hayes, editorI liked: GMSL automotive bus gets an industry association as ‘OpenGMSL’ – Seems long-overdue to have an industry body to develop a standard for the GMSL serial bus but OGA is welcome news for in-vehicle video and data transmission systems.
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electronicsweekly.com | Alun Williams
Geost’s payload systems enable space vehicles to detect, interpret, and respond to situational changes in real time. The headline value of the deal is $275 million. This involves a mix of $125 million of cash and $150 million in shares of Rocket Lab common stock. Plus up to $50 million in potential additional cash earnout payments tied to undisclosed revenue targets. Infrared payloadsRocket Lab highlighted the deal will increase the range of its services.
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electronicsweekly.com | Alun Williams
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There's a new robot in town. Say hello to the G1 humanoid, from the Chinese robotics developer UniTree. I was attending the GEO Business show today and NextGen Ri, UK distributors for UniTree, were showing off a variety of canine and humanoid devices. I was introduced to the eye-catching G1…
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electronicsweekly.com | Alun Williams
RUSI supports the Government’s position that the defence industry can be an important driver of economic growth. Basically, boosting the economic case for increased spending on the UK’s defence and security. According to the Institute’s research – the report is entitled “The Defence Pound, National & Local Prosperity” – the defence sector accounts for one in every 60 UK jobs. Also that it has an outsize positive effect on local communities, predominantly in locations outside London.
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electronicsweekly.com | Alun Williams
He discusses Silicon Motion unveiling its latest storage and display solutions for AI, industrial, and embedded applications. Highlights include PCIe NVMe SSD controllers, Ferri embedded storage, the SM770 multi-display SoC, and the MonTitan 128TB QLC SSD—offering high performance, energy efficiency, and reliability. Thank you to Robert for his time. Read all the latest news from Embedded World 2025 »Video: emap – Priya Atwal
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electronicsweekly.com | Alun Williams
Saying it will boost Europe’s growth and competitiveness, the agency highlighted a growing role of “deep tech” in space exploration. The centre was created in collaboration with the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI). The location is the Switzerland Innovation Park Innovaare in Villigen, in the northern canton of Aargau. Phi-LabThe ESDI, says ESA, is designed to accelerate the commercial adoption and availability of deep tech for space. For the benefit of Europeans.
