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Signal Hound Announces Test Equipment Rental ProgramSignal Hound announces a new rental program for all Signal Hound spectrum analyzers, vector signal generators and tracking generators. Signal Hound announces a new rental program for all Signal Hound spectrum analyzers, vector signal generators and tracking generators. http://www.microwavejournal.com/rss/topic/3369-industry-newsIndustry Newshttps://www.microwavejournal.com/articles/32717-signal-hound-announces-test-equipment-rental-programPowered by WPeMatico

Google ‘desserts’ sweet treat naming tradition for Android OSGoogle’s Android operating system (OS) is based on existing open-source software, including the Linux kernel. The system has been adopted by most other smartphone manufacturers, including Samsung, Nokia, LG, and Huawei. Since its launch in 2007 it has had nine major releases, with the latest version released […]

HS2 review, lithium extraction and more: best of the week’s newsLorna Sharpe, sub-editor Review into HS2 raises spectre of cancellation over project It feels as if the High Speed 2 railway project has been around for a very long time. It was originally the brainchild of Labour Transport Secretary Andrew Adonis, who was a noted […]

Huawei launches powerful AI chip as US trade restrictions loomHaving announced the processor’s planned specifications almost a year ago at Huawei Connect 2018, Huawei officially launched the Ascend 910 processor and an “all-scenario AI computing framework”, MindSpore. The Ascend 910 is an AI model training processor belonging to Huawei’s Ascend-Max series of chipsets, and is […]

Gene editing tech could be used to ‘program’ smart materialsCRISPR technology uses an adapted form of the CRISPR-Cas9 antiviral system and a synthetic guide RNA to target and edit genes far more precisely, cheaply, and efficiently than before. The technique has quickly gained recognition as a breakthrough technology with the potential to transform aspects of […]

Robot swarms use on-board processing to plan strategyThe ‘Teraflop Swarm’ groups developed by researchers from the University of Bristol and the University of the West of England can adapt rapidly through a process of artificial evolution thanks to high-performance mobile computing power that is embedded in the robots themselves. Previous approaches have been limited by […]

‘e-dumper’ proves that electric concept works for heavy-load vehiclesExperts are still debating whether the concept of battery-powered vehicles and heavy-load vehicles can go hand in hand. The main obstacle is that heavy vehicles require heavy batteries. Battery-production costs are still high and the larger the vehicle, the larger the battery. However, the latest presentation of the ‘Elektro Dumper’ serves as […]