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READJune 2025 Edition
Welcome to the June 2025 edition of ELE Times, where cutting-edge innovation meets practical insight. This month, we explore the evolving world of silicon photonics and the new testing challenges it brings, unravel high-speed interconnect skew in the 64 Gbps era, and dive into LEAP technology revolutionising wearable positioning. From Trick-GS breakthroughs in Gaussian Splatting to AI’s growing dependence on storage, we decode tech trends shaping tomorrow. We also bust five persistent AI myths and examine the secure future of intelligent transport. Discover what’s next in HMI design, real-time graphics, and much more. Your pulse on electronics innovation starts here.
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READMay 2025 Edition
As we celebrate National Technology Day this May, the spotlight turns to the powerful forces reshaping our digital and physical worlds. From ultra-fast EV charging breakthroughs and Arm-based virtual prototyping for high-speed data centres, to edge AI acceleration and Cadence’s new eUSB2v2 IP, innovation is accelerating at an unprecedented pace. We also explore ST’s bold strides toward a sustainable future, advanced RF and wave optics modelling, and rugged connectors built for harsh environments. This issue captures the convergence of intelligence, speed, and sustainability - where engineering excellence meets real-world impact. The future isn’t coming - it’s here.
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READMay 2025 Edition
As we celebrate National Technology Day this May, the spotlight turns to the powerful forces reshaping our digital and physical worlds. From ultra-fast EV charging breakthroughs and Arm-based virtual prototyping for high-speed data centres, to edge AI acceleration and Cadence’s new eUSB2v2 IP, innovation is accelerating at an unprecedented pace. We also explore ST’s bold strides toward a sustainable future, advanced RF and wave optics modelling, and rugged connectors built for harsh environments. This issue captures the convergence of intelligence, speed, and sustainability - where engineering excellence meets real-world impact. The future isn’t coming - it’s here.