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Its unique Windbeam micro-generator harnesses airflow energy to recharge batteries and power electronic gadgets. Both the military and the commercial sectors have shown a great deal of interest in energy-collecting technologies that transform ambient energy into electrical energy. Wireless photovoltaic energy harvesting technology has a number of advantages over cable or battery-only sensor solutions, including essentially endless sources of power and minimal to no negative environmental consequences. [Extracted from the article]

IEEE PES Chapter Karachi organized a technical Seminar which is the fourth activity of the year 2023. Engr. Tahir Saleem explained the compatibility level of THD for different Electromagnetic environments. [Extracted from the article]

The article provides advice from a maritime attorney on the steps to take when purchasing a boat. The attorney recommends obtaining a copy of a pamphlet prepared by the California Division of Boating and Waterways titled "How to Buy a Used Boat" for an overview of the boat buying process. The attorney also discusses potential legal issues that may arise, such as problems with the boat's condition, misrepresentation, and title history. The attorney emphasizes the importance of conducting thorough inspections, hiring qualified experts, and personally confirming important features before finalizing the purchase. The article concludes by highlighting the value of consulting a maritime attorney for a hassle-free transaction. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the various Telecommunications and Wireless companies, including Verizon Communications Inc., Charter Communication Inc., and Cox Communication Inc.

The article reports on the examination of valuable flight upgrades being made by federal authorities investigating Mayor Eric Adams' campaign fund-raising they believe he received from Turkish Airlines that elevated him to its highest class of seats available on international trips. Topics discussed include Adams's relationship with Turkish Airlines and the searches by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) which prompted the mayor's abrupt return from a trip to Washington, D.C.

Walking can boost not only your own energy but also, potentially, the energy of your wearable electronic devices. One form of energy harvesting called vibration energy harvesting is deemed highly practical given that it can transform the kinetic energy from vibration into electricity and is not affected by weather or climate. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the importance of proper elevator engineering design in buildings, particularly in Pakistan. It highlights the lack of emphasis on elevator design in the education system for architects in Pakistan, leading to inadequate elevator capacity and quantity in buildings. The article also mentions the lack of specialized programs and institutes focusing on mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) design in Pakistan. It emphasizes the need for research and development (R&D) work to formulate standards and design requirements specific to Pakistan's environmental, social, and budget needs. The article further discusses the challenges and dilemmas associated with elevator design in Pakistan, including poor operation and maintenance, high costs, and the reliance on international standards not tailored to Pakistan's context. It emphasizes the importance of traffic analysis, elevator capacity, speed, and size in the design process, as well as the need for qualified elevator engineers with expertise in energy-efficient design. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on Wall Street's reaction to worsening trade tensions with China, leading to a significant drop in chip company stocks and a mixed performance among major indexes, with the Dow Jones reaching a new high despite broader market declines.

The article focuses on Capital One's strategy to gain approval for its merger with Discover Financial by proposing a 265 billion U.S. dollar community benefit plan aimed at satisfying federal bank regulators concerned about the merger's impact.

China is striving to develop its microchip production capabilities in response to trade restrictions imposed by the US, the Netherlands, and Japan. These restrictions have limited China's access to advanced microchips and lithographic equipment, forcing the country to invest heavily in its own semiconductor sector. While China has made progress in chip design, manufacturing, and microchip packaging, it still faces challenges in constructing EUV lithographic machines. China has also established a national semiconductor investment fund to support its efforts, but faces competition from other countries in the race to develop semiconductor technology. [Extracted from the article]

Indonesian police have arrested over 100 Taiwanese individuals in Bali for alleged cyber fraud and online scams. The group, consisting of 12 women and 91 men, was found with hundreds of mobile phones and other electronic devices. The suspects were accused of abusing immigration permits and targeting Malaysians with online scams. The Indonesian authorities are working closely with related authorities, including those in Malaysia, and plan to deport all 103 foreign nationals. The Golden Triangle, which spans Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar, is home to transnational crime organizations involved in various illicit activities, including cyber scams and wildlife trafficking. These crime networks are becoming more sophisticated and are using new technology to increase their profits. Myanmar's conflict and chaos have also contributed to a surge in opium poppy production in the border areas. The crime organizations in Southeast Asia are showing no signs of slowing down and are becoming more advanced with the use of artificial intelligence and the internet. [Extracted from the article]

Indonesian police have arrested over 100 Taiwanese individuals in Bali for alleged cyber fraud and online scams. The group, consisting of 12 women and 91 men, was found with hundreds of mobile phones and other electronic devices. The suspects were accused of abusing immigration permits and targeting Malaysians with their online scams. The Indonesian authorities are working closely with related authorities, including those in Malaysia, and plan to deport all 103 foreign nationals. The Golden Triangle, which spans Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar, is home to transnational crime organizations involved in various illicit activities, including cyber scams and wildlife trafficking. These crime networks are becoming more sophisticated and are using new technology to increase their profits. Myanmar's conflict and chaos have also contributed to a surge in opium poppy production in the border areas. The crime organizations in Southeast Asia continue to operate with impunity, and cyber scams based in Myanmar, Laos, and Cambodia are becoming more advanced with the use of artificial intelligence and the internet. [Extracted from the article]

The article talks about the hurdle-filled race involving the U.S., Taiwan and China in making computer chips, particularly the initiatives of the U.S. chip makers in staying on cutting edge. Cited are the making by chip makers of smaller chips called chiplets based on advanced packaging technology, the passage of the CHIPS Act to reinvigorate domestic chip making, and the allocation of funding to a research program specifically on advanced packaging.

According to an article titled "Software Industry Snapshot," a private equity consortium led by Clearlake Capital and Francisco Partners is in advanced talks to acquire the software integrity unit of chip designer Synopsys for over $2 billion. The article also mentions that electronic component manufacturers should consider a country's security interests when designing products, as stated by S. Krishnan, Secretary of the Union Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology. Additionally, data streaming platform Confluent sees India as a significant opportunity and plans to increase its headcount in the country by 25% this year. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the pervasive influence of smartphones in modern life, addressing concerns about addiction and the impact on personal interactions. It highlights individuals' attempts to break smartphone addiction, including switching to simpler devices like "dumb-phones." It delves into the challenges and consequences of excessive smartphone usage in today's society.

The article focuses on the frustration experienced with personal technology malfunctions, likening them to demonic possession, with examples of electronic devices failing to function as expected and the humorous attempts to resolve them.

"What that means is that within each layer of the crystal, we still have an ordered lattice of atoms, but if you move to the neighboring layer, you have no idea where the next atoms will be relative to the previous layer -- the atoms are completely messy along this direction." Scientists have invented a new way to funnel heat around at the microscopic level: a thermal insulator made using an innovative technique. "But if we can use a material that can both conduct heat and insulate heat at the same time in different directions, we can siphon heat away from the heat source -- such as the battery -- while avoiding the more fragile parts of the device.". [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI) report advising the government against reducing import duties on electronic components used in smartphone manufacturing in the upcoming Budget, arguing that maintaining the current tariff structure.

The article reports on updates on the criminal investigation by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on the allegations that New York City Mayor Eric Adams conspired with the Turkish government and others to raise funds for his 2021 mayoral election campaign, particularly the seizure by FBI agents of his electronic devices using a court-authorized warrant. According to Adams' lawyer Boyd Johnson, the mayor is cooperating with the probe.

Matel, an electric vehicle components maker based in Pune, has raised $4 million in funding. The funding round was led by Transition Venture Capital, a clean energy-focused venture fund. Other participants in the round included Gruhas, backed by Nikhil Kamath, and Haresh Abichandani, the founder of Millennium Semiconductor. In a separate development, Stupa Sports Analytics, a sports-tech firm based in Delhi, raised Rs 28 crore in funding. The funding round was led by Centre Court Capital and Peer Capital, and the firm focuses on providing analytics and digitization tools for racquet sports in European countries. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents the discussion on new product from Lantronix Inc. (Nasdaq: LTRX) aims to provide greater control over the millions of interconnected electronic devices. Topics include Irvine-based computer networking products maker last month introduced Percepxion; and manage critical infrastructure such as power grids, underground fuel tanks and other remote, unmanned sites.

The article focuses on companies registered in India and other countries, including Russia, China, Kazakhstan, Serbia, Thailand, Sri Lanka, and Turkey, facing export restrictions under new European Union sanctions, particularly targeting companies dealing in electronic components.

The article focuses on electronic appliance industry Hisense's partnership with cricketer Ravindra Jadeja, who is now the brand ambassador for Television, air conditioner (AC), and Refrigerator categories. Topics include sports and entertainment associations and a consumer engagement program offering a chance to win a 4K Hisense Smart TV.

The article reports on the alleged move by China to order government employees to refrain from using Apple iPhones for work as part of its efforts to stop the use of foreign-made electronic devices in public offices. Also cited are how the campaign could affect Apple's sales in China, and how the sustained China-U.S. tensions over technology will affect Apple's financial performance.

Rohm has developed automotive primary LDOs (Low Drop-Out regulators) that utilize their QuiCur™ technology to achieve industry-leading load response characteristics. These devices are designed to supply power to automotive electronic components, such as ECUs, that operate from vehicle batteries. As the number of onboard power supply systems and functions in the automotive industry continues to grow, there is an increasing demand for primary LDOs that can directly step down the battery voltage to MCUs and other components used in ECUs. These primary LDOs are required to provide excellent line-transient response in conditions of sudden voltage fluctuations from the vehicle's lead-acid battery. [Extracted from the article]

India is set to become a major player in the global semiconductor manufacturing industry within the next five years, according to India's IT and Telecom Minister, Ashwini Vaishnaw. The country's combination of strong design capabilities and $10 billion in incentives is attracting manufacturers to set up new semiconductor fabrication plants, which will challenge the dominance of Taiwan, South Korea, and China. Semiconductors are crucial components in various electronic devices, from automobiles to computers and mobile phones. [Extracted from the article]

Zanelli, a retired IT specialist, flashed a tired smile, but he suspected his garbage haul wouldn't be enough to defend his title as world champion of plogging - a sport that combines running with trash collecting. During the six hours of the race, contestants collect points by racking up miles and vertical distance, and by carrying as much trash across the finish line as they can. Keywords: a-hed; wsjworld; photo-commission; European Union Countries; Europe; Italy; Mediterranean Countries; Western Europe; Sports; Content Types EN a-hed wsjworld photo-commission European Union Countries Europe Italy Mediterranean Countries Western Europe Sports Content Types N.PAG N.PAG 1 10/05/23 20231004 NES 231004 At the World Plogging Championship, contestants have lugged in tires, TVs and at least one Neapolitan coffee maker GENOA, Italy - Renato Zanelli crossed the finish line with a rusty iron hanging from his neck while pulling 140 pounds of trash on an improvised sled fashioned from a slab of plastic waste. [Extracted from the article]

The article highlights Tata Power Delhi Distribution having partnered with Utiltyx, a US-based cyber security and data analytics software company, to improve cyber security and power supply reliability by enhancing the visibility of intelligent electronic devices (IEDs) and preparing for future challenges and growth.

The article focuses on delay in India's decision to set a deadline for adopting uniform charging ports in electronic devices, with Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar stating that government is yet to finalize timeline, and mentions ongoing dispute between Apple and Samsung over implementation timeline.

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