The global technology leader AUKEY debuts the AUKEY Omnia Series at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this week (January 7-9, 2020).

From May 10 - 12, 2022, the PCIM Europe succeeded in bringing together the international power electronics community in Nuremberg for the first time in three years. The exhibition and conference event concluded with a very good result.

Porsche is forging ahead with its drive to develop and manufacture high-performance battery cells: the sports car manufacturer is acquiring shares in the US company Group14 Technologies, a producer of advanced silicon-carbon technology for lithium-ion batteries.

Silicon Labs has launched a new Bluetooth SoC that promises a ten-years coin-cell battery life. The EFR32BG22 (BG22) combines low-power, security, wireless performance, energy efficiency, and software tools and stacks.

Power Integrations announced the SCALETM EV family of gate-driver boards for Infineon EconoDUALTM modules. Suitable for original, clone and new SiC variants, the driver targets high-power automotive and traction inverters for EV, hybrid and fuel-cell vehicles including buses and trucks as well as construction, mining and agricultural equipment.

A team of researchers from IBM has discovered a chemistry for more efficient and safer batteries that don't use heavy metals or other substances with sourcing concerns. Instead, these new batteries will be made with seawater minerals.

China's been dominating the global printed circuit board (PBC) industry since 2006. Now, the U.S.' shift in foreign policy threatens China's role as the main driving force in the global PCB industry. In this article, we look at where the PCB market is and where it's headed.

Sungrow's 34.7MW of solar power and 27.5MW/30MWh of energy storage project in Yorkshire is now in service. The advanced installation stands as the largest subsidy-free solar-plus-storage system in the UK.

Wind power accounts for just 0.3 percent of the world's energy. But as costs fall and green policies rise, it is on course to grow into a trillion-dollar industry. By tapping the market's full potential, the offshore wind industry would generate eye-popping, 420,000 TWh per year—18 times the global electricity demand today.

With solar energy playing an increasing role in power supply, it is even more important to secure these critical infrastructure sites effectively. NEXTracker™ has released a new smart control system for power plants.