Backplane Systems Technology has announced iBase Technology’s new SI-324 AMD Ryzen V1000-based 4K digital signage player, with AMD Vega graphics with up to 11 Vega CPU compute units. The SI-324 is a 4K digital signage player powered by the new AMD Ryzen-embedded V1000 processor that provides good CPU performance and an increase in GPU performance … Continue reading SI-324 AMD Ryzen-powered digital signage player
The Australian Space Agency has signed a statement of strategic intent with European manufacturing giant Airbus Defence and Space SAS, representing another step in growing the capability and competitiveness of Australia’s space sector. The Minister for Industry, Science and Technology, Karen Andrews, welcomed the signing, the first by Australia’s new agency with an industry partner. … Continue reading Australian space agency signs statement with Airbus
As a Systems Solutions Engineer, Harsh Zala is responsible for providing the full technical delivery of an ifm solution to a customer – from sensors to high level control systems. He is an expert in providing Internet of Things (IoT) solutions that are tailor-made for clients as they become industrie 4.0-ready. He loves the family … Continue reading Meet the ifm expert – Harsh Zala
Flow Power modelled the energy spend of 670 businesses and what could have happened had they all been purchasing wholesale power last financial year. It would only take 670 businesses to drive investment in 1845 megawatts of renewable generation If 670 businesses had purchased wholesale power last financial year, they could have saved up to … Continue reading If 670 businesses had switched their power
Australia’s Naval Shipbuilding College has certified the welding course at TAFE SA as its first training program to build the nation’s future navy. Based at the Osborne Naval Shipyard in South Australia, the Naval Shipbuilding College has endorsed the welding component of the Certificate III in Engineering Fabrication Trade at TAFE SA to help up-skill … Continue reading Welding accreditation first step in Australian shipbuilding future