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Arrow Electronics has announced global access is now available for customers to remotely evaluate NXP Semiconductors’ Ara240 discrete neural processing unit (DNPU) via their Digital Test Drive capability. This gives engineers early access to advanced AI models and technologies for computer vision, generative AI and multimodal systems, allowing them to assess performance and i...


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Quandela, a France-based player in photonic quantum computing technologies, has signed a memorandum of understanding with CMC Microsystems to join the Quantum Computing Sandbox as a provider of cloud-based computing services. Quandela’s expertise, based within the country, now joins forces with other providers to offer a comprehensive suite of quantum options made available t...


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I’ve been reading a few pieces on AI recently, and three of them stayed with me for different reasons. The first is about where the money is going. Gartner expects wo...


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The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) announced global semiconductor sales were $146.8 billion during the month of July 2026, an increase of 6.4% compared to the June 2026 total of $137.9 billion and 135.1% more than the July 2025 total of $62.5 billion. Monthly sales are compiled by the


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If the TV remote hadn’t been invented, channel surfers and couch potatoes would have to argue about something else. Come to think of it, those surfers and potatoes might not even exist. It may be difficult for anyone under 40 to understand, but there was a time when changing a channel meant getting up, walking over to the “television set” and turning a “dial.”

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