Tech Docs
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OSET.005 connects voltage, current, and resistance through Ohm’s Law and gives electrical technicians practical field calculations for troubleshooting circuits.
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OSET.004 teaches electrical technicians what current is and how clamp meters measure load current safely and correctly around a single conductor.
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OSET.003 teaches electrical technicians how resistance and continuity measurements work, when to use them, and why circuits must be safely de-energized before testing.
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Anthropic commits $11.6 billion over seven years to Akamai Cloud as distributed CPU infrastructure becomes a larger part of the AI compute stack.
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OSET.002 covers digital multimeter inspection, CAT ratings, correct lead placement, voltage measurement, and live-dead-live verification for the Open-Source Electrical Technician pathway.
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Civo plans a 40-site UK edge data-center network with up to 1 GW of capacity, direct liquid cooling and NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 systems.
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TrendForce says TSMC CoWoS-L is positioned to remain the mainstream advanced packaging platform for AI chips through 2028 as accelerator packages expand beyond traditional reticle limits.
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A public firmware audit found a fixed +400 GH/s adjustment in Bitfortun BS-1 display reporting. Independent testing reproduced the discrepancy, and the offset was subsequently removed.
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Luxor Commander can now install LuxOS on Bitmain HBH1500 hashboards, extending fleet-level firmware deployment while highlighting the importance of board-level compatibility checks.
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OSET.001 introduces real power, reactive power, apparent power, and power factor as part of the Open-Source Electrical Technician pathway.
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FortiOS, the operating system used across FortiGate firewall appliances, is built on a heavily modified Linux kernel. This means the underlying operating system shares important architectural roots with Linux, including concepts related to networking, processes, interfaces, system resources, logging, and kernel-level traffic handling. Fortinet then builds its own proprietary networking, security, management, and firewall technologies…
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NovoLINC’s MaxLINC thermal interface material targets multi-kilowatt AI processors with 0.7 mm²·K/W thermal resistance and high-heat-flux liquid-cooling applications.
