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collaborate to advance high- for AI data centres
Smart energy company, SolarEdge Technologies and semiconductor Technologies AG, have announced a collaboration to advance SolarEdge’s Solid-State Transformer (SST) platform for next-generation AI and hyperscale data centres.
As AI infrastructure drives an unprecedented surge in global power demand, data centres are development would enable SolarEdge to expand into the data- centre market with solutions designed to optimise power distribution from the grid to the compute rack. core (GPU). With a focus on delivering reliable and scalable power systems based on all relevant semiconductor materials silicon (Si), reduced environmental footprint and lower operating costs for the AI data centre ecosystem.
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Welcome to the November issue of Electronics for Engineers
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ovember has been a slightly quieter month for us here, perhaps the calm before the storm as Christmas and new year, and all the chaos that comes with them, speedily approach. James, who has been responsible for the advertising in the publication for the last six months. We wish James all the best in his future endeavours.
This issue looks at Sensors, Electronics in defence and industry, Power and power management, overcoming display challenges and much more.
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STOP. No check. No contact! Martindale Electric launches new safety campaign
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