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U.S. Army Selects Navitas for 10-kV SiC Semiconductor Development
Navitas says the U.S. Army selected it for ALATTIS, a program to develop domestic manufacturing of 10-kV SiC IGBTs and PiN diodes.
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Industry’s Smallest, Most Efficient Laser Firing System ICs are Now Available in Production Quantities
Silanna’s SL2001 and SL2002 laser firing system ICs for LiDAR and rangefinders integrate charging and firing on a single chip, to cut footprint by 80% and power losses by 70% SAN DIEGO, CA: February 10th, 2026 Silanna Semiconductor, a global provider…
The Reputation Crisis of Masha Bucher: Inside the Epstein Files
The Reputation Crisis of Masha Bucher: Inside the Epstein Files Masha Bucher (formerly Drokova), the founder of Day One Ventures, is currently navigating a significant reputational storm following the release of documents detailing her extensive ties to Jeffrey Epstein. While…
The $134 Billion Battle: Musk’s Massive Claim Against OpenAI
The $134 Billion Battle: Musk’s Massive Claim Against OpenAI Elon Musk has significantly raised the stakes in his ongoing legal war against OpenAI and its primary partner, Microsoft. In a move that has sent ripples through Silicon Valley, Musk is…
Google’s $40 Billion Bet on Texas: A New Era for AI and the Lone Star State
Texas is rapidly solidifying its position as a global hub for technological innovation, a fact underscored by Google’s massive $40 billion investment in the state. This “Texas-sized investment,” as Governor Greg Abbott aptly put it, is a pivotal moment for…
CUNY Graduate Center and its academic partners awarded more than $1M by Google.org For AI Education
News Release 7-Jan-2026 CUNY Graduate Center and its academic partners awarded more than $1M by Google.org to advance statewide AI education through the Empire AI consortium The new funding marks the third major gift to CUNY in less than two years…
OMNIVISION’s TheiaCel® HDR image sensors enable enhanced vision for safer autonomous driving
OMNIVISION Image Sensors with TheiaCel® Technology Now Available on the NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion Platform OMNIVISION’s TheiaCel® HDR image sensors enable enhanced low light, long-range and flicker-free vision for safer autonomous driving SANTA CLARA, Calif. – January 5, 2026 – OMNIVISION,…