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Work starts on Moonlight lunar network
Work starts on Moonlight lunar network
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ESA has commissioned two European consortia to work on a lunar telecoms and data network called Moonlight…
Unisantis unveils vertical, capacitor-less DRAM
Unisantis unveils vertical, capacitor-less DRAM
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Singapore's Unisantis Electronics has reported on an alternative form of DRAM based on its vertical, surround-gate transistor (SGT).
Digital twin alliance aims to accelerate ‘build back better’ projects
Digital twin alliance aims to accelerate ‘build back better’ projects
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Digital twin software solutions provider Cityzenith has announced a tri-party agreement along with The Agile Fractal Grid (AFG) and Fractal…
Nowi, Murata partnership allows energy-autonomous LoRa
Nowi, Murata partnership allows energy-autonomous LoRa
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Dutch energy harvesting pioneer Nowi Energy has formed a strategic partnernship with Murata to develop energy-autonomous LoRa wireless nodes.

Palo Alto innovates complete Zero Trust network security
Palo Alto innovates complete Zero Trust network security
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Industry-leading innovations include SaaS Security, Advanced URL Filtering, DNS Security, a Cloud Identity Engine and New ML-Powered Firewalls.
Nanosatellite developer raises funds for high resolution imaging
Nanosatellite developer raises funds for high resolution imaging
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Alba Orbital has raised $3.4m to launch nanosatellites for high resolution imaging of the earth at night with the aim of driving down costs.
Project to put a quantum QKD satellite into orbit
Project to put a quantum QKD satellite into orbit
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The RefQ project is led by Craft Prospect in Glasgow with the Universities of Strathclyde and Bristol to put a space-based photonics source into orbit.
First MIMO single RFIC 4D imaging radar
First MIMO single RFIC 4D imaging radar
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With 48 transceivers and on-chip processing for ADAS, ARAS and autonomy, this single-chip 4D imaging radar with a 0-300m range provides a high-resolution point cloud and ultra-wide FoV.
Daimler Trucks launches intensive tests of fuel cell truck
Daimler Trucks launches intensive tests of fuel cell truck
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In the electrification of its trucks for long-haul applications, Daimler Trucks is focusing on the hydrogen-based fuel cell. The goal is ranges of up to 1,000 kilometres and more. Recently,…
ST looks to combine GaN power with microcontrollers
ST looks to combine GaN power with microcontrollers
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ST is developing a process that combines microcontrollers built in its BCD silicon technology with gallium nitride (GaN) devices for smart power…
Building a functional power grid with renewable energy
Building a functional power grid with renewable energy
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A major project at the NREL lab in the US for the first time identifies the challenges of building a power grid from 100 percent renewable energy…
Breakthrough for heat energy harvesting
Breakthrough for heat energy harvesting
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Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder have developed an optical rectenna design that uses quantum tunnelling to boost the efficiency of heat energy harvesting…
Low-cost vehicle sensor aims to manage smart city parking
Low-cost vehicle sensor aims to manage smart city parking
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Alphabet's smart city subsidiary Sidewalk Labs has launched a low-cost vehicle sensor that uses real-time data to manage city parking and curbs.
Swiss centre aims for 100 qubit quantum computer
Swiss centre aims for 100 qubit quantum computer
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ETH Zurich and the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI) in Switzerland have set up a joint centre for the development of the next generation of quantum computer.
Backscatter chip cuts wireless power by 100x
Backscatter chip cuts wireless power by 100x
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Jeeva Wireless has announced a backscatter radio chip for streaming real-time sensor data that consumes 1 percent of the power of a typical Bluetooth transceiver.
Optical rectennas tap quantum effect to harvest energy from heat
Optical rectennas tap quantum effect to harvest energy from heat
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Scientists at the University of Colorado Boulder say they have designed devices that can capture excess heat from their environment and turn it into usable electricity.
Concrete battery for building power
Concrete battery for building power
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Researchers at Chalmers University in Sweden have developed a prototype concrete battery that could be used to provide power in a building…
Jeeva cuts short-range wireless power by 100x
Jeeva cuts short-range wireless power by 100x
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Jeeva Wireless Inc. (Seattle, Wash.) has announced a backscatter radio chip for streaming real-time sensor data that consumes 1 percent of the power of a typical Bluetooth transceiver.
Enea joins most diverse multi-vendor 5G SA core
Enea joins most diverse multi-vendor 5G SA core
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Meeting stringent security requirements, the 5G system is already being trialled by the Norwegian Armed Forces and is a pioneering use case of network slicing in action.
LIDAR for Autonomous System Design: Object Classification or Object Detection?
LIDAR for Autonomous System Design: Object Classification or Object Detection?
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Perceiving the world around us is challenging. Understanding the design requirements for object detection and classification will help achieve a safe and cost-effective solution.
Quantum QKD satellite readies for launch
Quantum QKD satellite readies for launch
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The RefQ project is led by Craft Prospect in Glasgow with the Universities of Strathclyde and Bristol to put a quantum QKD satellite into orbit…
Graphene Hall sensor for supercooled quantum computing
Graphene Hall sensor for supercooled quantum computing
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Oxford Instruments has shown a Paragraf's graphene Hall Effect sensor working at milliKelvin temperatures and magnetic fields of up to 14T, opening up use in quantum computing.
GaN design for heatsink-free 250W resonant converter
GaN design for heatsink-free 250W resonant converter
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​STMicroelectronics has released the first reference design for its MasterGaN1 power packages, enabling a 250W resonant converter with no heatsink…
Graphene Hall Effect sensor works at magnetic, temperature extremes
Graphene Hall Effect sensor works at magnetic, temperature extremes
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Oxford Instruments plc has demonstrated graphene Hall Effect sensors from Paragraf Ltd. at milliKelvin temperatures and magnetic fields of up to 14T.
Optical fibre in room temperature optical quantum computing
Optical fibre in room temperature optical quantum computing
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Researchers integrate quantum computing with optical fibre networks at room temperature openeing a natural link between communication and computation.
LIDAR for Autonomous System Design: Object Classification or Object Detection?
LIDAR for Autonomous System Design: Object Classification or Object Detection?
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Perceiving the world around us is challenging. Understanding the design requirements for object detection and classification will help achieve a safe and cost-effective solution.
LIDAR for Autonomous System Design: Object Classification or Object Detection?
LIDAR for Autonomous System Design: Object Classification or Object Detection?
Technology News |
Perceiving the world around us is challenging. Understanding the design requirements for object detection and classification will help achieve a safe and cost-effective solution.
First memory module with CXL interconnect standard
First memory module with CXL interconnect standard
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Samsung has developed the first DDR5 DRAM-based memory module with the CXL interconnect standard for data-intensive AI and high performance computing…


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