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IPO market gets choppy ⋆ Electronics Weekly (opens the original)
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Earlier this week the smart ring company Oura pulled a $15 billion IPO the day before it was due to list citing “uncertainty in the IPO market”. Oura had intended to raise up to $2.2 billion. The move follows OpenAI postponing its IPO till next year and Anthropic putting back its IPO date from October to November. In September, Holtec Nuclear postponed its IPO due to an “unusual confluence of developments that has impaired investor confidence in the market for new public offerings” listing risin
FTC to accelerate investigation into Anthropic and OpenAI ⋆ Electronics Weekly (opens the original)
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The US FTC has prioritised an earlier investigation into harm caused by Anthropic and OpenAI models following reports of escaping rogue agents. “I think it’s very important that we not allow these two firms to come to Washington, whip everyone into a panic and then say, ‘We need a whole bunch of regulations that we can comply with,’” the chairman of the, FTC Andrew Ferguson, told Fox News last week, “that is how companies build a moat around their businesses to make sure that people can’t compet
SBC and controller deliver inference, vision, navigation, control and connectivity for robots ⋆ Electronics Weekly (opens the original)
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Advantech has introduced the ASR-A503 robot controller single-board computer and AFE-A503 industrial robot controller, both powered by the Qualcomm Dragonwing IQ-9075M processor. The two platforms provide unified architecture for AI inference, vision processing, navigation, control, and robot-facing connectivity. While TOPS remains an important AI performance indicator, production-ready robotics also depends on performance per watt, camera integration, I/O availability, thermal design, memory ca
Murata in production of world’s smallest 3-terminal ESL MLCC ⋆ Electronics Weekly (opens the original)
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Murata has begun mass production of the LLD series, claimed to be the world’s smallest three-terminal low-equivalent series inductance (ESL) MLCC.. Measuring 0201-inch size (0.6 × 0.3 mm), the new products reduce mounting area by approximately 64% compared with Murata’s previous smallest 0402-inch size (1.0 × 0.5 mm), freeing up valuable PCB space in compact devices such as smartphones and wearables. As smartphones and wearables incorporate increasingly powerful ICs, maintaining a stable power s
How Will AI Affect Journalism? ⋆ Electronics Weekly (opens the original)
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Publishers are facing the challenge of finding the right balance between AI-enabled efficiency gains and cost savings and figuring out what sets human-made journalism apart from what machines can do. According to a Reuters Institute survey of 264 digital media leaders from all around the world, there is a broad consensus on how publishers can most effectively compete with AI tools going forward. Simply put, it’s by doubling down on the core competencies of journalism – investigating, reporting o
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