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Infineon, TSMC to introduce RRAM for automotive
Infineon, TSMC to introduce RRAM for automotive
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Infineon Technologies is preparing to launch TSMC’s Resistive RAM (RRAM) Non-Volatile Memory (NVM) technology in its next generation of automotive…
Infineon’s microcontrollers to go RRAM with TSMC
Infineon’s microcontrollers to go RRAM with TSMC
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Infineon’s next generation Aurix microcontrollers will make use of resistive RAM (RRAM) embedded non-volatile memory instead of embedded flash. Foundry…
European Chips Act amended, softened, approved
European Chips Act amended, softened, approved
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Envoys from the member states of the European Union have agreed to an amended version of the €45 billion European…
SDKs leave electricity grid vulnerable to Chinese hackers
SDKs leave electricity grid vulnerable to Chinese hackers
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Researchers at Microsoft have identified vulnerabilities in the software development kits (SDKs) of semiconductors that could leave electricity grids unprotected…

Blockchain used to increase electric grid resiliency
Blockchain used to increase electric grid resiliency
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Researchers at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory say they are using blockchain to validate communication among devices on the electric grid.
£484m as UK waits to join EU Horizon research programme
£484m as UK waits to join EU Horizon research programme
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The UK government has announced £484m of funding for a number of research programmes that are struggling with the delay in joining the Horizon Europe programme. UK Research and Innovation…
Record efficiency of 26.81% for large silicon solar cells
Record efficiency of 26.81% for large silicon solar cells
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Chinese solar cell developer Longi Green Energy Technology is claiming a new record efficiency for its full sized monocrystalline silicon wafers at 26.81%. This is certified by the Institut für…
Ericsson in multi-million-pound UK investment for 6G
Ericsson in multi-million-pound UK investment for 6G
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Ten-year Ericsson investment initiative set to boost UK research capabilities and drive global development of 6G future communications and standards.
£1.2m project to create UK underwater data network
£1.2m project to create UK underwater data network
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The University of Plymouth in the UK is leading a £1.2m (€1.5m) project to create an underwater data network at Smart Sound Plymouth. A network of acoustic modems will boost…
OTA updates open up new revenue streams for automotive OEMs
OTA updates open up new revenue streams for automotive OEMs
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Many customers interested in fee-based post-sales software upgrades, poll says…
Autonomous driving makes progress through cognitive neuroinformatics
Autonomous driving makes progress through cognitive neuroinformatics
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Algorithms learn from human drivers…
Optical chip can train machine learning hardware
Optical chip can train machine learning hardware
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Researchers from the George Washington University, Queens University, University of British Columbia and Princeton University say they have developed an optical chip that can train machine learning hardware.
Ericsson to set up 6G research centre in UK
Ericsson to set up 6G research centre in UK
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Ericsson is to set up a 6G research unit in the UK as part of a multi-million-pound investment over the next ten years. The centre will focus on 6G research,…
Ambarella’s AI chips power cabin monitoring systems
Ambarella’s AI chips power cabin monitoring systems
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Continental and Chinese Tier One INVO use SoCs from Ambarella.
Dublin rolls out free open source public WiFi
Dublin rolls out free open source public WiFi
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The city of Dublin is running a trial of an open source WiFi6 system to provide free connectivity. The council is working with Virgin Media on a network that is…
Nanowire technique prints flexible circuits on curved surfaces
Nanowire technique prints flexible circuits on curved surfaces
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Researchers at North Carolina State University say they have demonstrated a new technique for directly printing electronic circuits onto curved and corrugated surfaces.
TDK patents thermal sensing for modular 800W power supply
TDK patents thermal sensing for modular 800W power supply
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TDK has developed a configurable 800W power supply that is half the size of its previous range and quieter for medical and high reliability industrial applications. “We introduced the concept…
Hahn-Schickard and Bosch cooperate on MEMS acoustic microsystems
Hahn-Schickard and Bosch cooperate on MEMS acoustic microsystems
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Tiny, high-performance and energy-efficient MEMS microspeakers offer new opportunities for audio and voice based consumer applications.
ZF downsizes e-drives – and boosts performance
ZF downsizes e-drives – and boosts performance
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ZF Friedrichshafen has presented a new generation of electric drives for passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. With the motors, inverters and mechanical modules as well as the…
WiFi4EU-compliant network field trial uses TIP OpenWiFi 
WiFi4EU-compliant network field trial uses TIP OpenWiFi 
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Dublin City Council is trialing an open, disaggregated Wi-Fi network with the goal of providing the city center with free wireless Internet access.
Electronic/photonic ‘chip sandwich’ promises cooler data centers
Electronic/photonic ‘chip sandwich’ promises cooler data centers
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Engineers at Caltech and the University of Southampton say they have designed an electronics chip integrated with a photonics chip.
Functional safety boost for COM-HPC
Functional safety boost for COM-HPC
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The COM-HPC high performance embedded board specification has been boosted with extensions for functional safety. PICMG, the consortium that oversees the development of open embedded computing specifications, has ratified the…
Infineon strengthens protection against cyber attacks against vehicles
Infineon strengthens protection against cyber attacks against vehicles
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Semiconductor products and defence structures are ISO/SAE 21434 certified.
Adding the largest and smallest units to the SI system
Adding the largest and smallest units to the SI system
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The electronics industry measures the largest and smallest challenges, from exascale supercomputers to sub-nanometre structures in chips and the wavelengths of atoms to measure the second. The International Bureau of…
Real time tool detects deep fake videos in milliseconds
Real time tool detects deep fake videos in milliseconds
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Researchers at Intel have developed a real time tool to detect fake videos with 96% accuracy. FakeCatcher builds on open source computer vision and AI software technologies to analyse blood…
Smart-home hubs vulnerable to privacy risks
Smart-home hubs vulnerable to privacy risks
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Researchers at the University of Georgia say they developed a system that can successfully disclose the cyber activity of a variety of smart hubs almost 90% of the time, making…
Keynote speakers for Europe’s Design and Verification Conference
Keynote speakers for Europe’s Design and Verification Conference
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Keynote speakers from Mercedes and Nokia are looking at leading edge chip design challenges at the coming DVcon Europe conference in Munich next month. Magnus Oestberg, Chief Software Officer, Mercedes,…
Intel, Hermann Hauser, Google investor back Black Semiconductor
Intel, Hermann Hauser, Google investor back Black Semiconductor
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Black Semiconductor GmbH (Aachen, Germany), a 2019 startup that develops graphene-based photonic interfaces, has received support from three big names in technology; Intel, Hermann Hauser and, reportedly, Andy Bechtolsheim. The…


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