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Matt Hamblen

Matt Hamblen

Senior Editor at FierceElectronics

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    • Consumer Electronics
    • Engineering
    • Electrical
    • Computers & Technology

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    Recent Articles

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    Sacramento area's path forward via tech jobs shows pride, sans Silicon Valley

    Virginia Williams recalls growing up in Sacramento, Calif., the capital of a monumental state, and feeling a bit embarrassed when telling strangers where she is from. | Greater Sacramento Economic Council boasts region's semiconductor firms including a recent $1.9B Bosch chip fab.
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    Lessons from IVAS: Why US Army AR headsets made soldiers sick

    The struggling $22 billion US Army IVAS program that began in 2018 under a contract with Microsoft has offered engineers and developers painful lessons about too-lofty project ambitions and the phy | Some military branches now say they don’t need the one-size-fits all AR approach, says Vuzix exec.
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    Big sensors makers like Infineon and TI help Nvidia move to 800 VDC...

    The transition to AI has necessitated a massive data center infrastructure transition, primarily around power.  It’s not just about building nuclear reactors next to big data centers to pump m | Nvidia named a group of semiconductor makers well known in the sensors space who are helping move data centers to direct current voltage at 800 volts.
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    UK invests in satellite defense using sensors that find laser attacks

    The UK is investing more than $673 million in sensors to help protect its satellites that are vulnerable to attack from lasers. | The investment comes at a time when satellites are growing in number and threats are increasing.
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    Radiation-hardened sensors to see growth in satellites, more: Fact.MR

    The global radiation-hardened sensors market will expand more than 4% yearly until 2035, according to a new analysis by Fact.MR. | The annual growth rate in radiation-hardened sensors through 2035 is expected to exceed 4%, reaching $2.7 billion, according to Fact.MR.
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    Indoor air quality gets the Ruuvi Air smart sensor treatment

    Finnish smart sensor company Ruuvi launched Ruuvi Air to monitor air quality in homes, workplaces and other indoor environments. | Finnish company Ruuvi announced its Ruuvi Air product for continuous measurement of indoor air quality that can be used in home and business settings.
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    AMD’s Roane: Power efficiency’s the big AI bugaboo

    OpenAI released two open-weight language models in August following a year of advances in AI models from various vendors that have sent developers scurrying to create new applications to take to ma | Today’s supercomputers can solve problems like humans, but require 50 times more power. That’s not going to make it, says AMD’s Ramine Roane in an interview with Fierce.
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    Auto sensors add safety, but can be costly to repair

    Auto sensors of various types have proliferated in new models and offer drivers greater safety to prevent side, front and rear-end collisions, but there’s a downside as well. | One mechanic said a mildly-bumped-into front end could cost $3,500 to repair, including the sensors in newer cars.
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    Trump’s $100k H-1B fee seen as 'terrible' for US tech, yet boon to ...

    The Trump administration is hitting sensors and other electronics companies with multiple challenges, including months of repeated changes to tariffs and a new policy the president introduced on Fr | A Trump proclamation signed Sunday called abuses of H-1B by American companies “a national security threat”
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    Tariffs and trade talk at Sensors Converge 2025

    Is trade globalism dead--or dying?  How are sensors and electronics companies adapting to trade and tariff policies enacted under President Trump? | A broad discussion on tariffs under President Trump shows worry by companies importing goods, including electronics and raw materials. Two opinion polls indicated large concern by US companies.
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    PATS deploys drones and infrared sensors to eradicate flying pests ...

    Agritech comprises a vital segment for the use of sensors and the Dutch company PATS recently secured 2.7 million Euros ($3.2 million) in seed funding (pun intended) to fight flying pests, includin | Seed funds will help refine PATS-X drones to automatically fly to collide and eradicate moths with its propellers