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Quantum architectures tackles critical wiring problem 
Quantum architectures tackles critical wiring problem 
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Planckian in Italy has developed a superconducting chip architecture drastically reduces cabling complexity, laying the groundwork for scaling quantum computers…
Fanless cooling for ultrathin laptops
Fanless cooling for ultrathin laptops
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Ventiva in the US has launched a ion-based fanless cooling system that can handle 40W thermal requirements in ultrathin laptops.
NexWafe boost for solar wafers
NexWafe boost for solar wafers
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NexWafe in Germany has shown efficiency of 24.4% for its solar wafers made on a commercial production line. The move…
ZF project provides vehicle dual controls
ZF project provides vehicle dual controls
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A student project at ZF in Birmingham, UK, is converting vehicle components to support dual controls. The project started out…

Researchers develop multi-material 3D printing technique for automotive parts
Researchers develop multi-material 3D printing technique for automotive parts
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The 3D printing technique enabled the first full-scale automotive multi-material component (suspension tower) prototype with a tailored geometry.
SandboxAQ highlights cybersecurity milestones for 2024
SandboxAQ highlights cybersecurity milestones for 2024
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SandboxAQ boasts 18 cybersecurity publications with one on the security of SDitH accepted by the second round of NIST PQC Standardization for Additional Signature Algorithms.
Piezoelectric nanogenerators work in all directions
Piezoelectric nanogenerators work in all directions
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Structures such as 3D buckling have been widely used to impart stretchability to devices However, these structures have limitations when applied to piezoelectric devices due to the uneven distribution of…
Industry body offers five-point plan for UK chip sector
Industry body offers five-point plan for UK chip sector
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The UK government should focus on fostering fabless chip companies, support work in non-CMOS areas and encourage the hosting of a pilot manufacturing line, according to a strategy paper from…
World first NTT space multiplexed link hits 455Tbit/s
World first NTT space multiplexed link hits 455Tbit/s
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NTT has shown the world’s first space division multiplexed long-distance terrestrial optical transmission with up to 455 Tbit/s The long-distance transmission reached up to 1000 km using coupled-core used multicore…
Shape-shifting antenna poised to transform communications
Shape-shifting antenna poised to transform communications
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A shape-changing antenna would enable communications across a wider array of radio-frequency (RF) bands, opening up new realms of operational agility By leveraging cutting-edge additive manufacturing techniques and shape memory…
X-FAB launches SiC process platform for power MOSFET designs
X-FAB launches SiC process platform for power MOSFET designs
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Platform delivers streamlined SiC processes for faster custom MOSFET development and enables increased die per wafer and improved on-state resistance.
sureCore and Sarcina join forces on cryogenic packaging
sureCore and Sarcina join forces on cryogenic packaging
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Reliable, robust, cryogenic chip packaging is a necessity in these harsh, low temperature quantum computing environments.
Four EU projects target 6G power efficiency
Four EU projects target 6G power efficiency
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Four major 6G projects are launching in January 2025 targeting power efficiency in next generation telecoms networks. The projects include energy harvesting to power AI sensors as well as trials…
How the latest sensors analyse body fluids
How the latest sensors analyse body fluids
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A new generation of wearable sensors will fundamentally change medicine. Researchers at ETH Zurich and international experts have now published an overview showing what is possible with such sensors and…
European chiplet pilot line starts operations
European chiplet pilot line starts operations
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A pilot line for advanced packaging and heterogeneous integration, funded with €730 million by the European Union and multiple national funding authorities, has started operations. The line is known as…
Diamond Foundry wins approval for Spanish wafer fab subsidy
Diamond Foundry wins approval for Spanish wafer fab subsidy
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The Spanish government has received approval from the Europe Commission for a €81 million subsidy to be given to Diamond Foundry Europe, a subsidiary of Diamond Foundry Inc. (San Francisco,…
TCG computing DICE specification secures sensitive information, boosts performance
TCG computing DICE specification secures sensitive information, boosts performance
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Specification ensures these tasks are isolated from the firmware, which no longer needs to be trusted to carry out sensitive DICE operations.
Offline voice processing algorithm for edge devices
Offline voice processing algorithm for edge devices
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An algorithm developed by European researchers allows smaller devices such as smartphones, smart glasses or wearables to decode speech without needing substantial memory or internet access. The algorithm cuts the…
SESIP enables IoT manufacturers to conform to CRA rules
SESIP enables IoT manufacturers to conform to CRA rules
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The SESIP methodology offers a streamlined, cost-effective security framework for connected devices and components to conform to the new EU Cyber Resilience Act.
Nanorods for flexible thermoelectric generator sheets
Nanorods for flexible thermoelectric generator sheets
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Researchers in the UK and Australia have developed an ultra-thin, flexible film using nanorods that could power next-generation wearable devices using body heat and can be used for thermal management…
Electronic ‘tattoos’ for brain monitoring
Electronic ‘tattoos’ for brain monitoring
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Spray-on tattoos that dot the head can collect brain activity without the consternation caused by typical tests It’s an unusual aesthetic, but it works: Spray-on tattoos that dot the head…
Trapping complex atoms in optical tweezers
Trapping complex atoms in optical tweezers
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A team led by Francesca Ferlaino has set a new milestone in atomic physics by trapping individual erbium atoms in optical tweezers for the first time The team at the…
Frontgrade Gaisler licenses Akida neural processor IP
Frontgrade Gaisler licenses Akida neural processor IP
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Rad-hard processor vendor Frontgrade Gaisler (Göteborg, Sweden) has taken a commercial license for the Akida neural processor IP from BrainChip Holdings Ltd. (Laguna Hills, Calif.). Frontgrade Gaisler will incorporate the…
First SWIR sensor with non-lead quantum dots
First SWIR sensor with non-lead quantum dots
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The Q-COMIRSE project in Belgium has shown a prototype shortwave infrared (SWIR) sensor with indium arsenide (InAs) rather than lead for the quantum dot photodiodes, the first of its kind.
Photon detector launches into space
Photon detector launches into space
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Photon detector made at IQC launches into space aboard SpaceX flight to find home on the International Space Station A photon detector module designed, assembled and programmed at University of…
AMIDES Detects New Varieties of Cyberattacks
AMIDES Detects New Varieties of Cyberattacks
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Cyberattacks have become a major risk for companies and other organizations. To prevent data theft, sabotage and extortion, many companies and government agencies are turning in response to Security Information…
Tunable ultrasound propagation in microscale metamaterials
Tunable ultrasound propagation in microscale metamaterials
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New framework advances experimental capabilities, including design and characterization, of microscale acoustic metamaterials – MIT Acoustic metamaterials — architected materials that have tailored geometries designed to control the propagation of…
Silver nanocubes form miniature laser
Silver nanocubes form miniature laser
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Researchers in Lithuania have developed a nanolaser constructed from a series of silver nanocubes without the need for accurate alignment. Working with a partner n Japan, the researchers at the…


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