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Japanese solid state battery materials research platform starts up
Japanese solid state battery materials research platform starts up
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A key Japanese open platform for developing materials for solid state batteries has started operation. The Materials Open Platform (MOP)…
Faraday and NREL team for EV battery research
Faraday and NREL team for EV battery research
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Leading UK and US research groups have signed a joint deal on next generation battery technology for electric vehicles. The…
Liquid crystal alternative to electronics for computer design
Liquid crystal alternative to electronics for computer design
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Researchers at MIT say they have found evidence suggesting that a new kind of computer could be built based on…
Material replicates brain-like learning
Material replicates brain-like learning
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Vanadium Dioxide switches act just like neurons capable of remembering recent external stimulus for up to three hours.

Nvidia fights back in exascale computing
Nvidia fights back in exascale computing
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Nvidia is fighting back in high performance supercomputers, detailing its ninth generation graphics processing unit called Hopper that can be used for exascale (1000PFLOPs) machine learning systems. At the Hot…
With headlight projections, Ford wants to keep drivers’ eyes on the road
With headlight projections, Ford wants to keep drivers’ eyes on the road
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Front headlights project navigation and speed information as well as parking aids onto the road.
AI used to accelerate the discovery of new materials
AI used to accelerate the discovery of new materials
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Toyota Research Institute (TRI) and Northwestern University have announced a collaboration to help accelerate new materials discovery, design and development with the world's first nanomaterial "data factory."…
Floating artificial leaves make fuel from sunlight, water and CO2
Floating artificial leaves make fuel from sunlight, water and CO2
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Researchers at Cambridge University have produced a lightweight artificial leaf that can float on water photosynthesizing ‘syn-gas’ from sunlight, water and carbon-dioxide. The work was done in the research group…
Why 10BASE-T1S Is the Missing Ethernet Link for Automotive Communications
Why 10BASE-T1S Is the Missing Ethernet Link for Automotive Communications
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Why 10BASE-T1S Is the Missing Ethernet Link for Automotive Communications…
Quantum receiver streams TV, video games
Quantum receiver streams TV, video games
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Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have adapted their atom-based radio receiver to detect and display live color television and video games.
Coating boosts WiFi reception through walls
Coating boosts WiFi reception through walls
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Researchers at TU Wien in Vienna and the University of Rennes in France have developed a technique to create coatings that boost the transmission of radio waves for better WiFi…
Chinese GPU tops 1PFLOP
Chinese GPU tops 1PFLOP
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Chinese startup Biren Technology has released its first general-purpose GPU chip claiming it sets a record in ‘single-chip’ performance The BR100 provides over 1 petaflop of 16bit floating-point performance and…
First RISC-V processor starts operation in orbit
First RISC-V processor starts operation in orbit
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The first RISC-V processor is space has started operation in a European nanosat. The Trisat-R nanosat developed by the University of Maribor in Slovenia uses a fault tolerant NOEL-V RISC-V…
Ultra-high reliability memory for demanding compute applications
Ultra-high reliability memory for demanding compute applications
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Using a proprietary process that cuts failures, SMART Zefr memory delivers maximum uptime for data centers with demanding workloads.
ORNL details first exascale supercomputer
ORNL details first exascale supercomputer
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More details of the world’s most powerful supercomputer have emerged in its official opening in the US. Frontier is based at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and is the first…
48 core neuromorphic AI chip uses resistive memory
48 core neuromorphic AI chip uses resistive memory
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A team of researchers in the US and China has designed and built a neuromorphic AI chip using resistive RAM, also known as memristors. The 48 core NeuRRAM chip developed…
Open-source software enables more agile movement in legged robots
Open-source software enables more agile movement in legged robots
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Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University say they have developed an open-source software that enables more agile movement in legged robots.
$45m for cyber tools to protect the power grid
$45m for cyber tools to protect the power grid
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The US Department of Energy (DOE) has announced $45m to create, accelerate, and test technology that will protect the electricity grid from cyber-attacks. The funding for 15 research, development, and…
AI assistant gives knowledge workers ‘extra set of hands’
AI assistant gives knowledge workers ‘extra set of hands’
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Computer technology company Oracle says that machine learning research and product lab Adept is using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and NVIDIA technology to develop a universal AI teammate capable of…
Viavi launches 6G university research programme in UK and US
Viavi launches 6G university research programme in UK and US
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Test equipment maker Viavi Solutions has launched an academic programme to support 6G research at universities in the UK and US, including the University of Surrey. The 6G Forward programme is…
Wearable graphene sweat sensor gives continuous monitoring
Wearable graphene sweat sensor gives continuous monitoring
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Researchers in the US have developed a graphene-based wearable sensor that can continuously detect a wide range of chemicals in sweat without wearing out. The team at Caltech’s Cherng Department…
Chinese chiplet-based GPU claims performance record
Chinese chiplet-based GPU claims performance record
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Startup Biren Technology Co. Ltd. (Shanghai, China) has released its first general-purpose GPU chip claiming it sets a record in ‘single-chip’ performance. Although, its component is, in fact, a fairly…
3D-printed electrodes cut costs for making sodium ion batteries
3D-printed electrodes cut costs for making sodium ion batteries
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Micro-engineered electrodes could enable sodium ion batteries to eventually outperform lithium ion ones.
World’s first 51.2 Tbit/s Ethernet switch chip plans chiplet optical version
World’s first 51.2 Tbit/s Ethernet switch chip plans chiplet optical version
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Broadcom has shipped samples of the world’s first Ethernet switch capable of 50.2 Tbit/s, or 64 channels of 800 Gigabit Ethernet in data centres. The 5nm BCM78900 monolithic chip is…
AI-designed smart camera selectively images objects
AI-designed smart camera selectively images objects
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Researchers at UCLA have demonstrated a new way to achieve privacy-preserving imaging by building a fundamentally new type of imager designed by AI.
Quantum computing breakthrough for industrial AI vision
Quantum computing breakthrough for industrial AI vision
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Researchers in Spain have used two different quantum computing techniques for machine learning in industrial vision systems. The research into quantum artificial vision for defect detection in manufacturing used X…
Using AI to detect lithium deposits from space 
Using AI to detect lithium deposits from space 
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Startup Asterra in Israel has filed a patent to use radar data from satellites to identify deposits of lithium. The patent was based on extensive field testing for validation and…
Imaging method sees hidden objects in high resolution
Imaging method sees hidden objects in high resolution
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Researchers at Caltech and their colleagues have described a new method that essentially transforms nearby surfaces into lenses that can be used to indirectly image previously obscured objects.


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