James Morra is a Senior Staff Reporter for Electronic Design. With a focus on technology and engineering, James covers a wide range of topics including chip design, AI, renewable energy, and emerging components in the electronics industry. His articles provide insights into the latest developments and trends that impact engineers and technology enthusiasts.
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James Morra's coverage focuses predominantly on press releases and industry-specific topics related to engineering, silicon, AI, chip industry, and electronic design. He seems particularly interested in new technological developments and innovations within these fields.
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