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Perovskite LED out of the printer opens perspective to a new world of electronics
Perovskite LED out of the printer opens perspective to a new world of electronics
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Light-emitting diodes made of a perovskite semiconductor material, and all that from the inkjet printer? Sounds like Sci-Fi, but researchers…
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…
IMEC claims two voltage-MRAM breakthroughs
IMEC claims two voltage-MRAM breakthroughs
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IMEC claims to have made two developments that improve the prospects for adoption of voltage-controlled spin-transfer-torque magnetic random access memories…
Room-temp ‘magnon switch’ promises highly efficient computing
Room-temp ‘magnon switch’ promises highly efficient computing
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Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) say they have…

CEA-Leti presents alternative to FinFET technology
CEA-Leti presents alternative to FinFET technology
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CEA-Leti has demonstrated the fabrication of a new gate-all-around (GAA) nanosheet device, presented as an alternative to FinFET technology for high-performance (HPC) applications including smartphones, laptops, and mobile systems with…
NSF funds startup to design crypto features for U.S. dollar
NSF funds startup to design crypto features for U.S. dollar
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Blockchain startup KRNC has announced that the National Science Foundation (NSF), an independent agency of the U.S. federal government, has awarded it a $225,000 grant to design crypto features for…
GaN blue micro-LED advances LiFi with 7.7 Gbps throughput
GaN blue micro-LED advances LiFi with 7.7 Gbps throughput
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Using a single GaN blue micro-light-emitting diode (LED), researchers from CEA-Leti say they have broken the previous throughput world record of 5.1 Gbps in visible light communications (VLC), achieving a…
UV-C LED disinfection autonomous robot makes debut
UV-C LED disinfection autonomous robot makes debut
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Singapore-based robotics manufacturer Otsaw Digital has launched what the company claims to be the world's first UV-C LED disinfection autonomous robot, named "O-RX".
CERN measures with graphene-based Hall effect sensor
CERN measures with graphene-based Hall effect sensor
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Paragraf Ltd. (Somersham, England) is working with the magnetic measurement section at CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, to exploit the company's graphene Hall effect sensor.
Blockchain effort to upgrade U.S. dollar gets NSF funding
Blockchain effort to upgrade U.S. dollar gets NSF funding
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Blockchain startup KRNC has announced that the National Science Foundation (NSF), an independent agency of the U.S. federal government, has awarded it a $225,000 grant to design crypto features for…
CEA-Leti stacks 7 levels of silicon channels in GAA transistors
CEA-Leti stacks 7 levels of silicon channels in GAA transistors
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CEA-Leti has demonstrated the fabrication of a new gate-all-around (GAA) nanosheet device, presented as an alternative to FinFET technology for high-performance (HPC) applications including smartphones, laptops, and mobile systems with…
Checking Out the Nvidia Jetson Xavier NX Development Kit
Checking Out the Nvidia Jetson Xavier NX Development Kit
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Senior Technology Editor Bill Wong takes a tour of Nvidia’s Jetson Xavier NX development kit for a line of compact machine-learning (ML) accelerated system-on-chip (SoC) modules, which includes an interesting…
NXP developing neural networks to identify COVID-19
NXP developing neural networks to identify COVID-19
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NXP's xAI technology uses an enhanced neural network technique to identify Covid-19 through Xrays. This is set to be integrated into embedded chips for real time identification.
Startup helps NXP, ST apply AI to semiconductor production
Startup helps NXP, ST apply AI to semiconductor production
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Lynceus SA was founded in January 2020 and already claims engagement with Analog Devices, NXP Semiconductor, STMicroelectronics and LFoundry for its particular application of artificial intelligence.
Air quality measurement gets personal
Air quality measurement gets personal
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It is all around us, but unless there is a problem, we usually do not concern ourselves with what is in the air that we breathe. In both indoor and…
Different fuel cell stack designs call for different cell contacting solutions
Different fuel cell stack designs call for different cell contacting solutions
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The individual cell voltages of a fuel cell stack provide a deep insight into the inner workings of the stack and make it possible to recognise critical operating statuses and…
NXP, TSMC team on 5nm automotive process
NXP, TSMC team on 5nm automotive process
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Just as TSMC launched the first 7nm automotive process, NXP is looking to move to a 5nm automotive version for chips sampling in 2021.
NXP, TSMC team on 5nm automotive process
NXP, TSMC team on 5nm automotive process
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Just as TSMC launched the first 7nm automotive process, NXP is looking to move to a 5nm automotive version for chips sampling in 2021.
Open-Source Security: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Open-Source Security: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
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Some form of open-source software is in almost every commercial product, which is good and bad from a security standpoint.
GaN blue micro-LED breaks LiFi throughput record at 7.7Gbps
GaN blue micro-LED breaks LiFi throughput record at 7.7Gbps
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Using a single GaN blue micro- light-emitting diode (LED), researchers from CEA-Leti say they have broken the previous throughput world record of 5.1Gbps in visible light communications (VLC), achieving a…
First SiGe diode avoids thermal runaway
First SiGe diode avoids thermal runaway
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Nexperia's PMEG SiGe diode technology avoids thermal runaway…
Metasurface lens is 1000 times thinner and lighter
Metasurface lens is 1000 times thinner and lighter
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Researchers in Sweden have built a lens 1000 times thinner and lighter using metasurfaces built with a simple process using photoresist…
Spray coating for a multilayer perovskite solar cell
Spray coating for a multilayer perovskite solar cell
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Researchers from Mahidol University have developed a new precision spray-coating method to build a multilayer perovskite solar cell.
Software optimises cloud-hosted databases cost/performance
Software optimises cloud-hosted databases cost/performance
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A Purdue University data science and machine learning innovator wants to help organizations and users get the most for their money when it comes to cloud-based databases. In addition, her…
Precision spray coating yields multilayer perovskite solar cells
Precision spray coating yields multilayer perovskite solar cells
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Researchers from Mahidol University have developed a new precision spray-coating method that supports the design of multilayer perovskite solar cells.
Scientists create brain synapses array using memristors
Scientists create brain synapses array using memristors
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Researchers from MIT have engineered tens of thousands of artificial brain synapses on a silicon chip a few square millimeters in size.
5G OTA test system combines CATR with reverberation chamber
5G OTA test system combines CATR with reverberation chamber
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Bluetest has expanded their unique 5G offering for the RTS65 Over-the-Air (OTA) test system with a Compact Antenna Test Range (CATR) option addressing the 5G community’s need for directive measurements…
Deformable nanosilicon enables smaller sensors
Deformable nanosilicon enables smaller sensors
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ETH Zurich researchers have shown that it is possible to produce tiny objects from silicon that are significantly stronger and more ductile than previously thought. As a result, sensors in…


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