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The US Government is beginning to draft policies to require vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) technology to be included in new cars and light trucks. V2V technology uses a radio signal to transmit the vehicle’s location, speed, and other information to warn drivers of a potential accident.

TIA is Pioneering New Standard to Address Cybersecurity Concerns of Telecom Networks

The Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA), the leading association representing the manufacturers and suppliers of...

X-REL Semiconductor XTR54000 High-Temperature Multi-Function Logic Gates

X-REL Semiconductor has introduced its High-Temperature multi-function logic gates: XTR540. Intended for high-reliability, extreme...

GradConn Launches Low Cost Test Probe Cable Assemblies

GradConn has launched a new range of low cost co-axial test probe cable assemblies...

Vermont 911 Blackout Caused by Multiple Equipment Failures

A 40-minute blackout of Vermont’s 911 system was caused by technical glitches and blocked 83 callers from reaching the dispatch center. The disruption of service occurred on Wednesday, August 6th from 12:15 pm to 12:55 pm.

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New “Biofabrication” Methodologies Being Developed

University of Maryland researchers are developing new “biofabrication” procedures that join microelectronics with biological systems. These new procedures could result in new methods to assemble devices and improve communication.