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I-Connect007 Editor’s Choice: Five Must-Reads for the Week

01/31/2025 | Nolan Johnson, I-Connect007
The year is off to a roaring start across the globe, but especially in the U.S. We’ll all be carefully watching the changes in policy, legislation, and enforcement coming out of Washington D.C., in the coming weeks and months. One thing is clear, though. No matter what your opinions or political affiliations are, things will change. That said, it is impossible to look at last week’s news and draw any conclusions about how everything will equilibrate in the end. Frankly, it’s just too soon for that sort of analysis. In the meantime, here are last week’s five top stories. If you’ve read nothing else about the industry this week, read these.

Fairbanks Morse Defense’s Maxim Watermakers Completes Testing of First U.S. Navy Closed Loop Cooling System

01/30/2025 | BUSINESS WIRE
Maxim Watermakers, a business unit of Fairbanks Morse Defense, has successfully completed qualification testing for a first-of-its-kind submarine maintenance Closed Loop Cooling System (CLCS) for Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility (PHNS and IMF).

ASMPT Simplifies High-Mix SMT Production with Automated Program Changeovers

01/30/2025 | ASMPT
ASMPT, the global market and technology leader in hardware and software solutions for semiconductor and electronics manufacturing, has implemented another step in automating product changeovers on the SMT line.

EdgeCortix SAKURA-I AI Accelerator Demonstrates Robust Radiation Resilience, Suitable for Many Orbital and Lunar Expeditions

01/29/2025 | EdgeCortix
EdgeCortix® Inc., a leading fabless semiconductor company specializing in energy-efficient Artificial Intelligence (AI) processing at the edge, announced that its SAKURA-I AI Accelerator is suitable for space missions including in Earth orbit and on the lunar surface, demonstrating high levels of radiation resiliency.

BAE Systems to Upgrade Additional Mk 45 Naval Guns for U.S. Navy

01/28/2025 | BAE Systems
The Mk 45 is the lightest, most compact 5-inch (127-mm) fully automatic naval gun in the world. It is built to integrate precision guided munitions with minimal gun modifications to ensure U.S. Navy ships have the firepower they need.
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