The interconnect challenges of delivering 5G to the device

The terahertz region offers unique benefits, including resistance to interference and the ability to achieve data rates 1,000 times faster than 5G.

Welcome to the week of Thanksgiving, at least in the United States. More than a dozen other countries celebrate some type of holiday with this name or something similar.

Momentum around 5G continues to build, bringing challenges and opportunities in equal measure. Avnet spoke with Molex Global Product Manager Mike Hansen to find out more about the role copper interconnect plays in the development of the next high-speed cellular network.

In case you don’t have young candy-craving children at home, let us remind you this coming Sunday is Halloween. Of course, you can also tell it’s close by the sudden appearance of Spirit Halloween stores. New meme?

Whether Squid Game is your fave, still in your Netflix “My List” (hands raised), or you’re actively trying to avoid the South Korean TV sensation, resistance is futile.

Thomas Wolfe wrote You Can’t Go Home Again but perhaps Tom Brady didn’t read that novel, because he went home to Gillette Stadium in Foxboro Massachusetts to play the New England Patriots, his team for two decades.

“May you live in interesting times,” the famous Chinese curse, seems painfully appropriate now. Apple’s been all over the news with new hardware and software, just as Microsoft Windows finally crawls from Win10 to Win11.

Some people will go anywhere to avoid email, like the four who just returned from two days in orbit.

Because technology for the Internet of Things (IoT) is relatively new, it is being deployed at massive scale. The risks of trust being misplaced are extremely high while building trust in the IoT devices and ecosystems is challenging.