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Oct 16, 2026

Tim RenierHOST
6:46
First up, a reminder of our upcoming half-day seminar on advancements in military radar and EW on October 21st.
Tim RenierHOST
6:53
This will feature half-hour presentations from Smiths Interconnect, a Molex company, MathWorks, Renaissance Electronics, and Mercury Systems, and will close with a panel discussion from experts from these companies.
Jen DeMarcoHOST
7:06
Definitely don't miss that one.
Jen DeMarcoHOST
7:08
And coming up next week right here in Boston is the IEEE International Symposium on Phased Array Systems and Technology, taking place October 19th through the 22nd at the Hynes Convention Center.

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Rackmounting a Desktop: Size, Cases, and the Swap

Oct 12 · 1 Mention

Herman PoppleberryHOST
8:08
There's a hackaday build using a Supermicro 2U chassis where the power supply simply didn't have the 8-pin PCIe cable the graphics card needed.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
8:15
He had to do custom Molex work to get a GPU running in it.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
8:19
He built a wiring harness to power a graphics card.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
8:22
To make a server power a desktop.
DonHOST
33:38
When it comes to employees, if you're a big firm like Stern Pinball, hundreds of employees on the floor, they can afford to have employees sequestered into specific tasks where like if you're a mom and pop operation, your employees may have 10 different tasks because everybody's got to kind of pitch in.
DonHOST
33:54
So when you have an economy of scale with your employees like Stern does, they can have people where all they do is Molex cables.
DonHOST
34:02
All they do is make wire harnesses.
DonHOST
34:05
all they do are solder 30% of the play field and it goes on to the next person.
Yadin KaufmannHOST
2:23
Terramount is an Israeli company that has developed technology that enables computers and data centers to move enormous amounts of information faster and more efficiently using light rather than relying only on traditional electrical connections.
Yadin KaufmannHOST
2:40
In May of this year, Taramount was acquired by Molex, a U.S. company, for more than $400 million.
Yadin KaufmannHOST
2:47
Hisham, the co-founder of Taramount, is an Israeli Arab from Buena Nuzhedat, a village in the Lower Galilee in northern Israel.
Yadin KaufmannHOST
2:56
He's the CEO and one of only a handful of Israeli Arabs to have founded a tech company of this size.

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Raanan GewirtzmanGUEST
18:26
It's working on the problems together, no matter who you are.
Raanan GewirtzmanGUEST
18:30
If you're committed to the company, that's the team spirit that Hasham built, and that's how it works.
Raanan GewirtzmanGUEST
18:36
But there were difficult times, and we all know the dates of the Molex exposition of Terre-Monte, and we all know that this was about the time that we were all in the safe rooms defending ourselves from Iran's ballistic missiles.
Raanan GewirtzmanGUEST
18:54
It's not a good situation when you want to close a deal of selling your venture, believe me.

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