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IT News Online - Silicon Labs Announces Next Generation Series 3 Platform to Create a Smarter, More Efficient IoT - Vimarsana News

IT News Online - Silicon Labs Announces Next Generation Series 3 Platform to Create a Smarter, More Efficient IoT

Silicon Labs Announces Next Generation Series 3 Platform to Create a Smarter, More Efficient IoT

Silicon Labs Announces Next Generation Series 3 Platform to Create a Smarter, More Efficient IoT - Vimarsana News

Silicon Labs Announces Next Generation Series 3 Platform to Create a Smarter, More Efficient IoT

/PRNewswire/ -- At their fourth annual Works With Developers Conference, Silicon Labs (NASDAQ: SLAB) today announced their next-generation Series 3 platform,...

Construction begins on Pewaukee senior living facility - Vimarsana News

Construction begins on Pewaukee senior living facility

Developers Matter Development and ICAP Development announced Friday that their 138-unit facility, called The Westerly, will be complete in early 2025.

City Plan Commission Gives Thumbs-up to Froedtert, Popeye's Restaurant Proposals - Vimarsana News

City Plan Commission Gives Thumbs-up to Froedtert, Popeye's Restaurant Proposals

Plans to construct a hospital and senior living facility on North Taylor Drive, and a Popeye's Restaurant on South Business Drive will be up for a vot...

Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin moving ahead with $70 million Sheboygan project - Vimarsana News

Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin moving ahead with $70 million Sheboygan project

Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin is moving ahead with plans for a $70-million community hospital in Sheboygan, or so it appears from project plans reviewed this week by city officials.