TECH NEWS

Quectel Targets Premium 4G, Entry-Level 5G with New SH602FA and SE505FE Cellular IoT Modules

Internet of Things (IoT) specialist Quectel has announced a pair of new cellular "smart modules," one designed for premium 4G LTE devices and the other for entry-level 5G NR designs: the SH602FA and SE505FE, both compatible with Google's Android 16 operating system.

"With the SH602FA and SE505FE, we are making Android 16 available to IoT developers at both ends of the connectivity spectrum," says Quectel's Zeljko Maric of the new systems-on-modules. "Whether customers are developing high-performance industrial terminals using 4G or introducing affordable 5G connectivity into new categories of smart devices, they now have access to Android 16 in globally certifiable, production-ready smart modules that reduce design complexity and accelerate deployment."

Quectel has announced two new cellular "smart modules" supporting Android 16: the SH602FA for 4G and SH505FE (pictured) for 5G. (📷: Quectel)

The SH602FA, which is designed for "premium 4G devices," is built around the Mediatek MT8786 system-on-chip delivering...

Copyright of this story solely belongs to hackster.io. To see the full text click HERE

AI data center boom pushes Caterpillar, Ford, and other US firms into new businesses

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. The big picture: Several major US automotive and heavy equipment manufacturers are reportedly modifying their business models to capitalize on the exploding demand for power equipment in AI data centers. Caterpillar, Cummins, Eaton, and

https://hothardware.com/contentimages/NewsItem/71411/content/16x9_2133x1200_highres-windows-getstarted.jpg

Microsoft Vows To Fix Windows 11's 'Cluttered And Sluggish' Right-Click Menu

In line with pledges made to improve Windows 11, Microsoft is unleashing some cool new features in the latest Insider Experimental Preview build. The headline feature of Windows 11 Experimental Preview Build 26340.9212 is its newly redesigned right-click menu within File Explorer. Not only does it look a lot

https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/4DKiUF32YY5BX96h6fscGL-2560-80.jpg

Cherokee Nation joins list of tribes banning data centers on tribal lands due to water, energy, noise, and cultural resource protection concerns — and all new projects require ‘early consultation’

* The Cherokee Nation has placed a moratorium on new data centers on tribal lands * Citizens say they are concerned about the impact of new projects on the local areas * Data centers projects on non-tribal land will not be granted support by the Cherokee Nation unless they are given early consultation

https://images.axios.com/dPnwRi2uL3n5d2iB5CORvLsDOJ0=/1366x768/smart/2024/09/11/194549-1726083949968.jpg

OpenAI says it has made several changes to its safety practices following the Hugging Face breach and has paused two weeks of deployment-focused RL training

Sponsor Posts Subquadratic: the LLM built for 12M-token reasoning — SubQ can reason across entire codebases and document sets in one pass with no RAG workarounds. Read how SubQ 1.1 Small holds near-perfect retrieval out to 12M tokens. Most carriers track everything. Cape doesn't. — Unlimited talk, text &

Read more

AI data center boom pushes Caterpillar, Ford, and other US firms into new businesses

Microsoft Vows To Fix Windows 11's 'Cluttered And Sluggish' Right-Click Menu

Cherokee Nation joins list of tribes banning data centers on tribal lands due to water, energy, noise, and cultural resource protection concerns &mdash; and all new projects require &lsquo;early consultation&rsquo;

OpenAI says it has made several changes to its safety practices following the Hugging Face breach and has paused two weeks of deployment-focused RL training

Cherokee Nation joins list of tribes banning data centers on tribal lands due to water, energy, noise, and cultural resource protection concerns — and all new projects require ‘early consultation’