Electrical

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Samtec targets smaller PCBs with new power and signal connectors

    The 10 mm devices work in datacom, 5G/6G wireless networks, automation and more.

  • Ferric’s new 145-amp voltage regulator cuts droop for AI

    The device cuts transient droop compared to other electrical components.

  • Used EV packs energize Allye’s new EV fleet charger

    The solution can charge two vehicles at once.

  • Revolutionize heating solutions with flexible heaters

    PET heating elements are translucent elements that can be applied with double-sided adhesive backing and are as flexible as polyimide heating elements.

  • Binder expands angled connectors for PCBs

    The connector sits flush against the PCB rather than on top for different form factors.

  • All wound up: GM's milestone in rare earths

    The automaker announced the initial deliveries of a critical supply from a long-simmering strategic partnership.

  • Innovation in motion: PTC heat conductors and convection heaters

    Self-regulating PTC and natural convection heaters prevent overheating while improving conductivity, efficiency, electronic stability, reliability and service life.

  • Are small modular reactors the future, even as old nuclear plants restart?

    To meet energy demands for the AI-age’s data center boom, utilities, big tech and energy officials have looked to mothballed nuclear energy facilities, rather than new construction. That seems far from ideal.

  • AWS to install first low-carbon aluminum electrical cables

    The technology is the first known use of inert-anode-smelted electric cables for data centers.

  • EVs could earn drivers $1,100 a year via V2G

    Vehicle-to-grid technology lets parked EVs feed stored power back to the grid, and new charging standards are finally clearing the path for wider rollout.

  • Nvidia's energy infrastructure program selects BESS vendors

    Telsa, Hitachi Energy and LG Energy are the first companies to sign onto the AI factory plan.

  • Video: This battery absorbs in the stomach in weeks

    MIT’s ingestible device could deliver healthcare sensing or drug delivery with a digestible power source.

  • TrendForce warns of widening data center power gap

    Global demand could outstrip grid supply by 268 GW as CSPs race to build AI infrastructure.

  • ITG expands high voltage choke portfolio

    The nanocrystalline core devices are designed for higher-voltage electronic systems.

  • Legrand's new outlet tackles 2026 NEC EV rule

    The goal is to meet growing EV adoption and homeowners wanting new infrastructure.

  • US energy storage capacity nearly doubles in 1.5 years

    And a record 20.2 GWh of energy storage deployed in Q2.

  • US Army Janus program selects 5 nuclear microreactors

    General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems’ reactor can deliver safe power during grid disruptions.

  • Deadly floods test Nepal's hydropower ambitions

    Deadly floods that last week wiped 431 of power generation, equal to a tenth of Nepal's generation capacity, have cast doubt on the country's ambitious hydropower expansion plan.

  • ARBURG at Fakuma 2026: Smart, smarter, smartest!

    The focus and centerpiece of the Arburg stand is ‘Digital Services & Software’ across the entire value chain.

  • Flywheel energy storage systems: Challenges and solutions

    The flywheel energy storage system is a solid option for managing power produced by renewable energy sources.

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