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/PRNewswire/ -- The "Global EV Connector Market by System Type (Sealed, Unsealed), Application (ADAS and Safety, Battery Management System, Body Control and...

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The Food and Drug Administration cleared more than 200 spine-related devices and technologies with 510(k) approval in 2023.

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Molex has expanded its array of solutions recommended by the Open Compute Project (OCP) with the introduction of the KickStart Connector System.

NearStack PCIe Connector System and Cable Assemblies uses new direct-attached cable technology to improve signal integrity, lower insertion loss and reduce signal latency Developed in collaboration with members of the Open Compute Project, NearStack PCIe is a key component for next-generation servers Product line available now; on display at Open Compute Project Summit 2022 LISLE, IL –…

LISLE, IL – October 12, 2022 – Molex, a global electronics company, has announced its NearStack PCIe Connector System and Cable Assemblies for next-gen [...]

PCI Express Gen5 High Power Connector allows up to an insane 600W, the new PCIe 5.0 connector is smaller, this will kick ass.

Sealed and unsealed connector system for automotive applications Makers of automotive and commercial vehicles are constantly challenged to offer more electronics in the same space accommodating faster assembly times to lessen production costs. The Molex MX150 Sealed Connector System, available now from TTI Europe, provides a reduced package size over traditional USCAR connectors and is intended for simple and secure assembly. The sealed and unsealed connectors offer a pre-assembled TPA housing ...

DISH, T-Mobile Sued for Infringement of Different Network Connection Patents January 28, 2021 On Wednesday plaintiff Bunker IP LLC filed complaints in the Northern District of Illinois against DISH Wireless LLC and T-Mobile USA, Inc., respectively, alleging that the defendants infringed the patents-in-suit in their respective lawsuit relating to cellular network mode switching. The patents-in-suit in both suits are United States Patent Nos. 7,181,237 (the ’237 patent), entitled “Control of ...