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Muxcapacitors and a Quantum Shift in Power Supply Technology

Smarter Power Part One

What has your power supply done for you lately? In this week’s Fish Fry, we take a closer look at a revolutionary new technology that’s taking power supplies by storm. My guest is Michael Freeman (CEO/CTO – Semitrex) and he’s here to introduce us to the power of the muxcapacitor and unveil how Semitrex plans to stem the tide of the world’s energy consumption…one power supply at a time. Also this week, we take a closer look at the newest rumors surrounding Intel’s buyout of Altera. 


 

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Links for May 8, 2015

Semitrex Addresses Global Energy Crisis with Game-Changing Technology for More Efficient Power Consumption

More information about Semitrex

Recent Blog Post by Bryon Moyer: Switching Power Supplies Revamped

Feature Article by Kevin Morris: Intel and Altera – Eleven-Figure Chicken

Recent Blog Post by Kevin Morris: Intel/Altera Agreement (Partially) Tells the Tale



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