Items Tagged with 'connectivity'

As the use of smart devices continues to expand and the Internet of Things gains traction, the demand for interface bridge ICs is projected to experience substantial growth in the foreseeable future.

Molex continues to build on its automotive industry expertise with the introduction of its MX-DaSH family of data-signal hybrid connectors that unify power, signal, and high-speed data connectivity in a single connector system.

Corning Incorporated has announced the launch of its Multifiber Pushlok Technology, the latest advancement in its award-winning Evolv portfolio of connectivity solutions.

Fischer Connectors releases ultra-robust Single Pair Ethernet and USB 3.2 Gen 2 connectivity solutions to meet the specific requirements of Industrial Internet of Things applications in rugged environments.

OneWeb announced that it has signed a letter of intent with Amazon Web Services EMEA SARL to explore providing cloud-based connectivity and the delivery of innovative services to customers worldwide.

Vodafone Business and Lenovo Connect have collaborated to offer a customized global IoT connectivity service, allowing customers with Lenovo smart devices to securely connect to the internet through Vodafone's global network across multiple countries.

With the growth of 5G data traffic and AI computing, data centers need faster connectivity to meet the increasing bandwidth. High speed I/O speed beyond 112 Gb/s per lane is required. If we follow the SerDes technology revolution by doubling the data rate per lane in every 2-3 years, the next generation I/O data rate will be 224 Gb/s. In this article, Cathy Liu explores options, technical challenges, and potential solutions to achieve 224 Gb/s per lane.

Copper loss is one ingredient in interconnect loss. Surface texture or roughness has long been recognized as adding an excess loss over smooth copper. With the SI-VSP (very smooth profile) copper foils recently introduced by Mitsui Mining&Smelting Co. Ltd. (Mitsui Kinzoku), we may have reached the limits.