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Flexible Engine Power Plants

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Figure 1: Flexibility capacity additions to 2050 (Energy Transition Scenario)

­In modern power systems, flexibility is more than just a technical necessity – it’s also a highly effective tool to unlock new profit-boosting revenue streams. As the share of renewables increases, the need for flexibility in power systems is increasing with it. Plants that integrate reciprocating internal co
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Date:
01/01/2026
AI/ML is the Path to Advanced, Energy-Efficient Edge IoT

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­Artificial intelligence (AI) and the internet of things (IoT), two of the broadest trends defining technology today, are distinct, but with significant intersections. Where they overlap at the network edge, AI has become integral to a growing number of increasingly sophisticated edge IoT devices. AI simultane
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Date:
01/01/2026
In an Age of Simulation, Physical Test Still Drives Automotive Trust

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Figure 1: Design V diagram showing the connection between simulation and physical test

­It’s no secret that automotive test teams are under increased pressure to push the bounds of innovation, move faster than ever, and maintain quality and consumer trust -- all while keeping budgets low. The increased prevalence of simulation and model-based test engineering in the past years has been a mu
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Date:
01/01/2026
Shrinking the Footprint of High-Current Switching

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­Power control is a critical aspect of the electrification trend, expanding demand for improvements, upgrades, and modernisation throughout infrastructures from solar and wind generators to points of use. Equipment targeting residential applications faces intense cost pressure, with demands for miniaturisation to
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Date:
01/01/2026
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