Nvidia makes a major push for quantum computing

Nvidia is the king of artificial intelligence, but staying stuck in one tech trend is not a smart move. We've seen the ...
DATAQUEST

High-accuracy time transfer solution provides sub-nanosecond time transfer up to 800km using long-haul optical networks

HA-TT is a proven and cost-effective approach, as opposed to other alternative PNT solutions that have no wide adoption into ...

When Speed Meets Stability: Resilience Lessons From Fintech Trading Firms

Resilient trading starts not with regulation but with architecture. Most successful brokerages build for failure from the ...
TechNewsWorld

IBM Makes Quantum Breakthrough With Off-the-Shelf Chips

IBM achieved a new quantum milestone by running an error-correction algorithm on standard AMD FPGA chips, reaching 10x faster ...
Electronics For You

Replacing GNSS As The Sole Timing Source

Satellite timing can fail in a second. When it does, national networks stop. A new terrestrial timing method removes that ...
New Electronics

TimeProvider 4500 provides sub-nanosecond time transfer up to 800 km using optical networks

Microchip Technology has released the TimeProvider 4500 v3 grandmaster clock (TP4500) designed to deliver sub-nanosecond ...

Compact, Radiation-Tolerant Computing with Flexible I/O for Space Missions

Frontgrade™ Technologies, a leading provider of high-reliability electronic solutions for space and national security missions, today announced the launch of the SBC-2A72 VPX Single Board Computer, a ...
Electronic Specifier

Microchip unveils sub-nanosecond terrestrial timing system to cut reliance on satellite networks

Microchip Technology launches a high-accuracy time transfer system to provide sub-nanosecond precision over long-haul optical ...

AMD quietly cracks open quantum opportunity

AMD’s flagship Instinct MI350 chips, developed on the CDNA 4 architecture, aim to deliver up to four times more AI compute ...
Electropages

Highest-performance data acquisition digitiser turns eight years old

Eight years after its launch in January 2017, the Teledyne SP Devices ADQ7DC digitiser continues to set the benchmark for high-performance data acquisition. Is it still the world's fastest 14-bit ...