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Satellite servers in the sky aim for global broadband
Satellite servers in the sky aim for global broadband
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Starlink has reached the minimum number of satellites to start a broadband service from its 'servers in the sky'. Matt…
Neural network detects Covid-19 in real time by Xray
Neural network detects Covid-19 in real time by Xray
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NXP's xAI technology uses an enhanced neural network technique to identify Covid-19 through Xrays. This can be integrated into embedded…
‘Brain-on-a-chip’ contains tens of thousands of memristors
‘Brain-on-a-chip’ contains tens of thousands of 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…
SiC and graphene allow carbon capture with sunlight
SiC and graphene allow carbon capture with sunlight
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Researchers at Linköping University in Sweden used silicon carbide and graphene to create a carbon capture Schottky junction that can…

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…
Ag- and Cu-based memristor alloys on silicon as artificial synapses
Ag- and Cu-based memristor alloys on silicon as artificial synapses
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Researchers from the MIT have engineered tens of thousands of artificial brain synapses on a silicon chip a few square millimetres.
Bluetooth best for COVID-19 smartphone contact tracing
Bluetooth best for COVID-19 smartphone contact tracing
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Smartphone contact tracing would be 'extremely' useful in a new COVID-19 outbreak of the pandemic.
Certifying neural networks for autonomous aircraft
Certifying neural networks for autonomous aircraft
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In this video Dr Luuk Van Dijk, CEO of Swiss startup Daedalean talks to Ian Ferguson of software provider Lynx Software Technologies about the challenges of software for autonomous aircraft…
MIPI Alliance completes A-PHY v1.0 interface specs
MIPI Alliance completes A-PHY v1.0 interface specs
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The MIPI Alliance has completed the development of the MIPI A-PHY v1.0, a long-reach serializer-deserializer (SerDes) physical layer interface for automotive applications.
Easy design of 48 V/12 V dual battery automotive systems
Easy design of 48 V/12 V dual battery automotive systems
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The future of 48 V/12 V battery systems in automobiles is just around the corner. Most of the major automobile manufacturers across the globe have been working on proving out…
Spintronics revisited with graphene
Spintronics revisited with graphene
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An international team of researchers has published a new review on spintronics in graphene and other two-dimensional materials, anticipating new uses of graphene as a building block for next-generation electronics.
MIPI Alliance completes A-PHY v1.0 interface for automotive applications
MIPI Alliance completes A-PHY v1.0 interface for automotive applications
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The MIPI Alliance has completed the development of the MIPI A-PHY v1.0, a long-reach serializer-deserializer (SerDes) physical layer interface for automotive applications.
An overview of Gen-Z memory-semantic fabric architecture
An overview of Gen-Z memory-semantic fabric architecture
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Gen-Z, an open-systems fabric-based architecture, provides high-speed, low-latency, secure access to data and devices. Editor Bill Wong talked with Tim Symons, Gen-Z Consortium Marketing Workgroup Co-Chair, about the platform.
Wi-Fi 6 IP from Imagination targets low power IoT
Wi-Fi 6 IP from Imagination targets low power IoT
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The iEW400 design from Imagination Technologies uses of the power efficiency of the 802.11ax standard for battery-powered Wi-Fi 6 chips in the Internet of Things, wearables and Industry 4.0.
E-call for motorcycles uses driver’s smartphone
E-call for motorcycles uses driver’s smartphone
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The risk of being killed in a crash is still up to 20 times higher for motorcyclists than for car drivers. With Help Connect, Bosch has therefore developed a networked…
Generator uses shadow effect for power
Generator uses shadow effect for power
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Researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS) have demonstrated a way to harness the so-called shadow effect, an optical-driven charge generation effect taking place across an unevenly lit material.
Generating electricity from shadows
Generating electricity from shadows
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Researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS) have demonstrated a way to harness the so-called shadow effect, an optical-driven charge generation effect taking place across an unevenly lit material.
Industry’s first complete USB4 IP tapes out on 5nm
Industry’s first complete USB4 IP tapes out on 5nm
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Synopsys has taped out 5nm test chips of the industry’s first USB4 IP, adding power delivery to data rates of 40Gbit/s, twice that of USB3.2.
Autonomous wireless charging boosts drones and industrial robots
Autonomous wireless charging boosts drones and industrial robots
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WiBotic in the US is using Vicor’s 400W 48V high-efficiency DC-DC converter for an autonomous wireless charging system that can handle any type of drone or battery-powered industrial robot…
Imagination aims WiFi6 IP at low power IoT
Imagination aims WiFi6 IP at low power IoT
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The iEW400 design from Imagination Technologies uses of the power efficiency of the 802.11ax standard for battery-powered WiFi6 chips in the Internet of Things, wearables and Industry 4.0.
Energy harvester leverages shadow contrast
Energy harvester leverages shadow contrast
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Researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS) have demonstrated a way to harness the so-called shadow effect, an optical-driven charge generation effect taking place across an unevenly lit material.
MIMO antennas enhance wireless communication links for modern applications
MIMO antennas enhance wireless communication links for modern applications
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Wireless communication systems have a number of resources to ensure link reliability, raise network capacity, and increase data rates. Some diversity techniques used to overcome multipath fading are spatial diversity,…
“Implanted” code makes 3D printed products identifiable
“Implanted” code makes 3D printed products identifiable
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A new technology for products from additive manufacturing provides the parts with an individual, unchangeable feature. This makes it possible to trace the origin of the products and makes product…
Designing 48V/12V dual battery automotive systems
Designing 48V/12V dual battery automotive systems
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Most of the major automobile manufacturers across the globe have been working on proving out the design of 48V power systems as a necessary and crucial step in the long…
Study sees renewable energy patents plummet
Study sees renewable energy patents plummet
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RS Components has examined over 6000 renewable energy patents, led by Mitsubishi, GE and Siemens, showing a sharp fall in the last two years that highlights the changing market…
UCLA claims new record for qubit count
UCLA claims new record for qubit count
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Researchers at UCLA say they have set a new record for preparing and measuring the quantum bits - or qubits - inside of a quantum computer without error.
Organic salts offers 100x increase in data storage
Organic salts offers 100x increase in data storage
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A team at KU Leuven and Lancaster University have used an organic salt and scanning electron microscope for data storage at 41Tbit per sq cm…
Terahertz radiation disrupts proteins in living cells
Terahertz radiation disrupts proteins in living cells
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Researchers from the RIKEN Center for Advanced Photonics and collaborators have discovered that terahertz radiation, contradicting conventional belief, can disrupt proteins in living cells without killing the cells.


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