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A high-performance optical amplifier for microdevices
A high-performance optical amplifier for microdevices
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Researchers at DESY have developed a millimeter-sized high-power amplifier with an output power of more than one watt on silicon-based…
Project shows path to commercial quantum Internet
Project shows path to commercial quantum Internet
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Researchers at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) in the US have shown the first transmission of an entangled quantum…
Novel OLED stacks yield very bright microdisplays
Novel OLED stacks yield very bright microdisplays
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Highly efficient, monochrome OLED microdisplay with a brightness of over 70,000 Nits introduced with path to 200,000 Nits.
3D printed intricate antennas
3D printed intricate antennas
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A new 3D printing/additive manufacturing platform that offers “unparalleled flexibility in antenna design and the capability for rapid printing of…

Work starts on VITA 100 embedded computing standard
Work starts on VITA 100 embedded computing standard
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The VITA trade group has several working groups for the VITA 100 next generation high performance OpenVPX embedded computing standard. The VITA 100 working groups are currently defining a suite…
Discovery makes organic solar cells more efficient and stable
Discovery makes organic solar cells more efficient and stable
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Researchers at Åbo Akademi University have identified and eliminated a previously unknown loss mechanism in organic solar cells that makes them more efficient and gives them a longer lifetime. The…
Rapidus plans to send 2nm chips to Broadcom in June, says report
Rapidus plans to send 2nm chips to Broadcom in June, says report
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Japanese startup foundry Rapidus Inc. is planning to supply a 2nm prototype IC to US fabless chip company Broadcom in June, according to Nikkei. The supply is part of push…
A new ultrathin conductor for nanoelectronics
A new ultrathin conductor for nanoelectronics
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Researchers at Stanford Engineering have developed an ultrathin material that conducts electricity better than copper and could enable more energy-efficient nanoelectronics As computer chips continue to get smaller and more…
Intel is sampling Panther Lake processor on 18A process
Intel is sampling Panther Lake processor on 18A process
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Intel has started to sample Panther Lake, its next generation mobile x86 processor implemented on the company’s own 18A manufacturing process, and is planning to launch the chip in 2H25.
Researchers look to 3D printing in zero-gravity for orbital factories
Researchers look to 3D printing in zero-gravity for orbital factories
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3D printing in zero-gravity could produce parts and components and assembled into novel equipment never seen before.
Tracking and condition monitoring platform solves supply chain challenges
Tracking and condition monitoring platform solves supply chain challenges
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New IoT platfom empowers organizations with real-time tracking and condition monitoring of moving assets within the supply chain.
Europe’s technology trends for 2025
Europe’s technology trends for 2025
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The European Innovation Council (EIC) has detailed the emerging technology trends it sees as important for the region in the coming years. The EIC is the EU’s flagship programme…
Silicon acoustic spin qubits for quantum computing
Silicon acoustic spin qubits for quantum computing
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A European consortium is developing an end-to-end system for quantum computing and sensing using acoustic spin qubits built in commercial silicon. The EQUSPACE project has received €3.2m to create a…
First interoperability of laser links in space
First interoperability of laser links in space
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York Space Systems in the US has completed the first laser communication links between different suppliers in low Earth orbit (LEO). The tests connected a Tranche 0 Transport satellite built…
A smart ring to control home devices
A smart ring to control home devices
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University of Washington researchers have developed IRIS, a smart ring that allows users to control smart devices by aiming the ring’s small camera at the device and clicking a built-in…
CEO interview: Ventiva’s thin and cool tech
CEO interview: Ventiva’s thin and cool tech
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Carl Schlachte, chairman, president and CEO of Ventiva After over a decade of development, miniature, silent cooling technology was reducing the thickness of laptop designs at the CES…
Birmingham University, Paragraf funded for graphene research
Birmingham University, Paragraf funded for graphene research
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The University of Birmingham, working with Paragraf Ltd. (Somersham, England) has received two UK government awards to research graphene sensors at high and low temperatures. Graphene sensors could be used…
1kW laser diode for mobility designs
1kW laser diode for mobility designs
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Rohm in Japan has developed a 1kW laser diode for LiDaR design in mobility applications. The RLD8BQAB3 is a surface mount infrared laser diode that measures 3.3 x 5.6mm and…
Murata shows world’s smallest 006003 chip inductor
Murata shows world’s smallest 006003 chip inductor
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Murata Manufacturing has shown a sample of the world’s smallest 006003 chip inductor measuring 0.16 mm x 0.08 mm. This is a 75% shrink in volume compared to the 008004…
First nano-ridge GaAs lasers integrated into CMOS chip
First nano-ridge GaAs lasers integrated into CMOS chip
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imec in Belgium has integrated GaAs laser diodes into silicon devices on 300mm wafers for the first time. Achieving room-temperature continuous-wave lasing with threshold currents as low as 5 mA…
Extreme low-power development platform for Wi-Fi
Extreme low-power development platform for Wi-Fi
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Development platform supports developers and researchers in creating extremely low power or ambient-powered Wi-Fi.
Lie down and enjoy the drive
Lie down and enjoy the drive
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AUO in Taiwan has developed the first large microLED display for the roof of vehicles. The Virtual Sky Canopy integrates a large-scale transparent microLED display into the roof, bringing an…
Plessey shows world’s brightest red microLED for wearables
Plessey shows world’s brightest red microLED for wearables
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One of the most leading edge fabs in Europe has been working quietly in the background on microLED technology. Plessey in Plymouth, UK, has been supplying microLED displays for Meta…
Gauzy launches black Suspended Particle (SPD) smart glass
Gauzy launches black Suspended Particle (SPD) smart glass
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Gauzy in Israel has developed an energy harvesting smart glass with black suspended particles for the first time. The black SPD technology is a dimmable glass with a distinguishable black…
Adaptive cameras for smart city monitoring
Adaptive cameras for smart city monitoring
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Researchers in South Korea have developed a smart city traffic monitoring system using adaptive cameras. The system dynamically activates more cameras during busy times and fewer during quiet periods, optimizing…
BrainChip announces neuromorphic AI on the M.2 form factor
BrainChip announces neuromorphic AI on the M.2 form factor
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Enables a low-cost, high-speed and low-power consumption option for those looking to build their own edge AI boxes.
Intel brings whole-vehicle approach to EVs and SDVs
Intel brings whole-vehicle approach to EVs and SDVs
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Intel unveils adaptive control processor for EV power trains and zonal controller applications, next-gen discrete graphics and AWS virtual development environment.
128 nozzle print head for semiconductor equipment
128 nozzle print head for semiconductor equipment
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Scrona in Switzerland has shown its third generation print head with 128 nozzles for semiconductor advanced packaging, display manufacturing and consumer electronics. The electrohydrodynamic (EHD) print head was shown at…


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