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Harmonic MAC demonstrates successful FMA interoperability
Harmonic MAC demonstrates successful FMA interoperability
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FMA interoperability brings operators unprecedented flexibility in deploying multi-gigabit broadband services.
Keysight helps LG Electronics to demonstrate 6G RF front end module
Keysight helps LG Electronics to demonstrate 6G RF front end module
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A 6G sub-THz R&D testbed from Keysight enables LG Electronics to develop high-frequency, high bandwidth RF front end modules and…
Road test shows technical readiness of C-V2X technology
Road test shows technical readiness of C-V2X technology
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Road test shows technical readiness of C-V2X technology…
‘Information batteries’ proposed as way to store sustainable energy
‘Information batteries’ proposed as way to store sustainable energy
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Researchers at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering are proposing a new way to deal with the intermittency of wind…

Quantum chip lab opens in London
Quantum chip lab opens in London
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Quantum Motion has opened a laboratory in London as the next stage in the development of a CMOS chip for quantum computers. “We came from being in a couple of…
Advantech Edge IPC qualified for AWS IoT Greengrass
Advantech Edge IPC qualified for AWS IoT Greengrass
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Enables AWS functionality to be extended onto the edge as well as TensorFlow for machine learning at the edge.
SiOx memory startup scales RRAM devices to 50nm
SiOx memory startup scales RRAM devices to 50nm
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Intrinsic Semiconductor Technologies Ltd. (London, England) has made examples of its silicon oxide-based resistive random access memory (RRAM or ReRAM) on a 50nm CMOS manufacturing process. The work was done…
Raspberry Pi moves to 64bit Linux
Raspberry Pi moves to 64bit Linux
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Raspberry Pi is trialling a beta of a 64bit version of Linux that runs on the majority of its boards, renaming its Raspbian OS. The ARMv8-A architecture, which encompasses the…
Europe leads first World Quantum Day
Europe leads first World Quantum Day
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The first World Quantum Day is to be held on April 14th, with online talks from a wide range of researchers and developers of quantum technology highlighting the strength of…
AI satellite IoT module tackles chip shortage
AI satellite IoT module tackles chip shortage
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Global Telecom has launched a series of custom AI-enabled IoT modules that connect to satellite, cellular and private networks (also known as Band 53) as well as WiFi and Bluetooth.
US looks to quantum-ready workers
US looks to quantum-ready workers
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The US government is releasing a national strategy to develop quantum skills with funding for schemes. The ‘National Strategic Plan for Quantum Information Science and Technology (QIST) Workforce Development’ recommends…
II-VI qualifies its 1200V SiC MOSFET
II-VI qualifies its 1200V SiC MOSFET
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II‐VI has qualified its 1200 V silicon carbide MOSFET platform for automotive use and is expanding its relationship with GE by signing a three-year technology access agreement (TAA) with GE…
Anritsu to showcase 5G and early 6G technology
Anritsu to showcase 5G and early 6G technology
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Test and analytics systems and products to support 5G advanced networks and UE as the industry continues towards 6G.
ESA, Yokogawa achieve precise laser tuning for satellites
ESA, Yokogawa achieve precise laser tuning for satellites
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Optical wavelength meters from Yokogawa enable optical transmission to replace RF in data communications to and from satellites.
Printed sensors capture data at battery cell level
Printed sensors capture data at battery cell level
New Products |
Printed organic sensors capture data at battery cell level…
Connecting low cost 3D printing of microfluidic devices
Connecting low cost 3D printing of microfluidic devices
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Researchers at the University of Bristol have extended their low-cost system for prototyping microfluidic devices with an open source, easy to connect format. Microfluidic devices, used in ‘lab-on-a-chip’ technologies, can…
Ultra-low-power supercomputing chip targets AI, HPC and metaverse
Ultra-low-power supercomputing chip targets AI, HPC and metaverse
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AI chip startup Ceremorphic has emerged from stealth mode and announced its plans to deliver a complete silicon system that provides the performance needed for next-generation applications such as AI…
AdaCore teams for safety-critical Rust toolchain
AdaCore teams for safety-critical Rust toolchain
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Embedded software tool developer AdaCore is teaming up with Ferrous Systems on a toolchain for the Rust programming language. The strategic partnership aims to further develop Ferrous Systems’ Ferrocene Rust toolchain…
R&D project develops security guidelines for AI applications in cars
R&D project develops security guidelines for AI applications in cars
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R&D project develops security guidelines for AI applications in cars…
UK’s ARIA research agency taps US for founding head
UK’s ARIA research agency taps US for founding head
Technology News |
The first head of the UK’s Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA) is coming from the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). Dr Peter Highnam, currently deputy director at…
Munich’s €380m Quantum Valley takes shape
Munich’s €380m Quantum Valley takes shape
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Over 40 research groups and companies in Germany are to set up a €380m ‘Munich Quantum Valley’ The founding partners of the Munich Quantum Valley are Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU), the…
High voltage switcher adds 1700 V SiC MOSFET 
High voltage switcher adds 1700 V SiC MOSFET 
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Power Integration has launched two high voltage switch chips for automotive battery packs using a 1700V silicon carbide (SiC) MOSFET. “This is the first SiC device [from Power Integrations] with…
World’s first AI urine analysis for any toilet
World’s first AI urine analysis for any toilet
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An Israeli startup has developed an AI-based system that can monitor a person’s health from their urine. Olive Diagnostics says the KG system is the world’s first 100 percent passive…
First 5A eFuse for server designs
First 5A eFuse for server designs
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Alpha and Omega Semiconductor has launched its first eFuse product for sub-power rails in server applications. The AOZ18101DI is a 5A eFuse in a compact 3mm x 3mm DFN package, combining…
EU to go head to head with SpaceX and OneWeb with quantum encryption
EU to go head to head with SpaceX and OneWeb with quantum encryption
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The European Union (EU) is about to put forward plans for a broadband satellite network using quantum encryption in service by 2024. “The space sector is undergoing a massive transformation,”…
Micron pulls DRAM design out of China
Micron pulls DRAM design out of China
Business news |
US memory chipmaker Micron Technology has said it will cease DRAM design in Shanghai by the end of 2022, according to a South China Morning Post report. The SCMP references…
Vodafone opens €225m European R&D Centre in Spain
Vodafone opens €225m European R&D Centre in Spain
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Vodafone has opened its new centralized European R&D Centre in Malaga, Spain, to develop chip architectures for Open RAN. The €225m investment over five years will see the international hub…
Stackable artificial leaf for CO2 capture works in the real world
Stackable artificial leaf for CO2 capture works in the real world
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Engineers at the University of Illinois Chicago say they have built a cost-effective artificial leaf that can capture carbon dioxide at rates of 100 times better than current systems.


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