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Analog brain synapse technology is energy efficient
Analog brain synapse technology is energy efficient
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Using state-of-the-art semiconductor circuits to simulate neural networks requires large amounts of memory and high power consumption, but using analogue…
Artificial brain synapse shows excellent energy efficiency
Artificial brain synapse shows excellent energy efficiency
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Using state-of-the-art semiconductor circuits to simulate neural networks requires large amounts of memory and high power consumption, but using analogue…
UK sees first passenger electric aircraft flight
UK sees first passenger electric aircraft flight
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ZeroAvia has made the first UK flight of an electric aircraft using its latest hydrogen powertrain as part of Project…
Quantum computer of highest performance, claims Honeywell
Quantum computer of highest performance, claims Honeywell
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Scientists and engineers at Honeywell claim to have built what is currently the highest performing quantum computer available, with a…

CMOS device fabrication at 500°C for 3D monolithic integration
CMOS device fabrication at 500°C for 3D monolithic integration
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In an FDSOI CMOS processing breakthrough, CEA-Leti scientists have pushed fabrication thermal-process boundaries down to 500°C for CMOS integration, while showing strong performance gains especially in P-type metal-oxide-semiconductor (PMOS) logic…
50 Gbps Automotive Optical Ethernet demo
50 Gbps Automotive Optical Ethernet demo
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Demonstrating 50 Gbps automotive Ethernet with datacom component leveraging…
Thermoelectric materials enable energy generation from waste heat
Thermoelectric materials enable energy generation from waste heat
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Thermoelectric generators based on the Seebeck effect generate economically usable electrical voltages simply by a temperature gradient. Vacuumschmelze GmbH, an expert in magnetic materials, can now produce the required materials…
Fast algorithms enable 3D holograms without GPUs
Fast algorithms enable 3D holograms without GPUs
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Enabling 3D displays that don't need special glasses, researchers from Tokyo Metropolitan University have developed a new method of calculating simple holograms for heads-up displays and near-eye displays.
Major cloud security risks and how to mitigate them
Major cloud security risks and how to mitigate them
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The latest research by Netskope has found that 44% of security threats start in the cloud as hackers target popular cloud apps and services using well-known techniques of phishing and…
Partnership develops wearable for COVID-19 early warning
Partnership develops wearable for COVID-19 early warning
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Human data analytics company Empatica, a spinoff of MIT Media Lab, has announced a partnership with the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) – a U.S. Department of Health…
Israeli startup to secure IoT binary code natively
Israeli startup to secure IoT binary code natively
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Founded a couple of years ago, IoT security startup Sternum aims to secure the whole IoT market, irrespective of operating systems.
Researchers create 2D devices through mere rubbing
Researchers create 2D devices through mere rubbing
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Researchers from the University of Exeter have found a new way to form heterostructures through abrasion. Aptly titled “Heterostructures formed through abraded van der Waals materials”, their Nature Communications paper…
90km 400ZR transmission in 75GHz DWDM channels, up to 25.6 Tb/s per fibre
90km 400ZR transmission in 75GHz DWDM channels, up to 25.6 Tb/s per fibre
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NeoPhotonics has completed experimental verification of the transmission of 400Gbps data over data center interconnect (DCI) ZR distances in a 75 GHz spaced Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) channel.
Chiller cools 3D printer electronics
Chiller cools 3D printer electronics
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Laird's Nextreme Recirculating Chiller Platform provides accurate temperature control of the electronics and feedstock in a 3D printer.
Post quantum encryption will show power vulnerabilities
Post quantum encryption will show power vulnerabilities
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Rambus is working on a post quantum encryption algorithm and how it can be protected from side channel attacks. Dr Helena Handschuh, one of five Fellows at the company, talks…
Nokia demonstrates live 5G C-band network ahead of US auction
Nokia demonstrates live 5G C-band network ahead of US auction
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Nokia completes first successful U.S. based 5G trial in C-band spectrum, reaching speeds of over 1 Gbps using commercial 5G AirScale portfolio and is ready to deploy ahead of the…
Ricardo teams for solar railway power project
Ricardo teams for solar railway power project
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Engineers from Ricardo and Turbo Power Systems are connecting solar farms to the railway power network with Riding Sunbeams…
Standards boost for Covid-19 contact tracing apps
Standards boost for Covid-19 contact tracing apps
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ETSI's E4P group is working on interoperability of Covid-19 contact tracing app technology…
Small satellite communications system designed for UAVs
Small satellite communications system designed for UAVs
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Honeywell has launched its smallest, lightest satellite communications system yet, specifically designed for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
Project for world’s most compact 650V GaN module
Project for world’s most compact 650V GaN module
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The €10m Penta Ganext project aims to develop the world most compact 650V GaN module with integrated sensors and controllers…
Small satellite communications system for UAVs
Small satellite communications system for UAVs
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Honeywell has launched its smallest, lightest satellite communications system yet, specifically designed for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
No “solid state” here: these transistors are organic and biocompatible
No “solid state” here: these transistors are organic and biocompatible
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Researchers created both organic, biocompatible transistors as well as mixed-conducting particulate material that can implement multiple, nonlinear, dynamic electronic functions.
Toyota puts virtual crash test dummies in the open domain
Toyota puts virtual crash test dummies in the open domain
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To increase road safety, the Toyota Motor Corporation wants to make its virtual crash test dummies freely available: From January 2021, the so-called THUMS (Total Human Model for Safety) can…
The entire light spectrum of the sun in one LED
The entire light spectrum of the sun in one LED
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Daylight LEDs can produce approximately the light spectrum of the sun. What advantages do current generations of LEDs offer compared to other light sources and what influence do they have…
Smartphone-based air quality measurement gets personal
Smartphone-based air quality measurement gets personal
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This article provides insights into new PM2.5 and VOC sensing technologies that enable personal air quality monitoring to improve people’s health and well-being.
Researchers create ‘magnon switch’ on silicon
Researchers create ‘magnon switch’ on silicon
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Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) say they have demonstrated a potentially new way to make logic switches inside…
Siemens opens its arms to automotive electronics developers
Siemens opens its arms to automotive electronics developers
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With the expansion, redesign and inclusion of the Capital design software suite, Siemens is taking a major step towards developers of electronic systems for vehicles and aircraft. The aim is…
Are quantum-tunnel transistors real, and what do they mean for power tech?
Are quantum-tunnel transistors real, and what do they mean for power tech?
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Did the electronics industry take the wrong turn when it embraced CMOS 50 years ago? If quantum tunneling was the path that should have been taken, can an upstart R&D…


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