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Plessey gears up its GaN-on-Si microLED manufacturing capacity with new equipment
Plessey gears up its GaN-on-Si microLED manufacturing capacity with new equipment
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Plessey announced it has placed an order for its next reactor from Aixtron SE, a maker of deposition equipment for…
New AI tech enables precise learning from imbalanced data
New AI tech enables precise learning from imbalanced data
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Fujitsu Laboratories have developed a novel machine learning technology capable of accurate judgments even when operators cannot obtain the volume…
Edge compute platform is open source
Edge compute platform is open source
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Deutsche Telekom and Aricent have partnered for the creation of an Open Source, low latency Edge compute platform available to operators, to…
Real time laser power sensor can be integrated into equipment
Real time laser power sensor can be integrated into equipment
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Researchers from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in the US have developed a laser power sensor that…

Daimler sketches future transport platform for goods and people
Daimler sketches future transport platform for goods and people
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It is intended to reduce traffic flows, relieve inner-city infrastructures and contribute to a new urban quality of life. The vehicle, which is to take on so many tasks at…
Fraunhofer sees the end of VR motion sickness
Fraunhofer sees the end of VR motion sickness
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The Fraunhofer FEP has designed a prototype of VR glasses packing no less than two WUXGA OLED microdisplays per eye (each with 1920×1200 pixels and offering a 2300ppi resolution), running…
Autonomous delivery vehicle automates the “last mile”
Autonomous delivery vehicle automates the “last mile”
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Automotive supplier ZF Friedrichshafen has presented the prototype of an electrically powered delivery vehicle that offers autonomous driving functions according to Level 4 of the SAE scale. What is actually…
Synchronised call for smart power projects
Synchronised call for smart power projects
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Two EUREKA-funded clusters are joining forces in a synchronised call for the first time for research into smart devices, including power.
Fraunhofer sees the end of VR motion sickness
Fraunhofer sees the end of VR motion sickness
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The Fraunhofer FEP has designed a prototype of VR glasses packing no less than two WUXGA OLED microdisplays per eye (each with 1920×1200 pixels and offering a 2300ppi resolution), running…
GaN power design opens up space for backup battery
GaN power design opens up space for backup battery
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Delta Electronics has shrunk the size of its latest data centre power supply unit (PSU) using a high-voltage (HV) GaN FETs from Transphorm to allow space for a backup battery.
Autonomous delivery vehicle automates the “last mile”
Autonomous delivery vehicle automates the “last mile”
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Automotive supplier ZF Friedrichshafen has presented the prototype of an electrically powered delivery vehicle that offers autonomous driving functions according to Level 4 of the SAE scale. What is actually…
Autonomous delivery vehicle automates the “last mile”
Autonomous delivery vehicle automates the “last mile”
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Automotive supplier ZF Friedrichshafen has presented the prototype of an electrically powered delivery vehicle that offers autonomous driving functions according to Level 4 of the SAE scale. What is actually…
New AI tech enables precise learning from imbalanced data
New AI tech enables precise learning from imbalanced data
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Fujitsu Laboratories have developed a novel machine learning technology capable of accurate judgments even when operators cannot obtain the volume of data necessary for training. AI is now often used…
MRAM potential ‘game-changer’ for processor design
MRAM potential ‘game-changer’ for processor design
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Magnetic RAM, a non-volatile memory which is starting to be offered as a manufacturing option by foundries such as Globalfoundries and Samsung, could trigger a revolution in microprocessor and microcontroller…
A low appetite for data: Fujitsu’s “Wide Learning” AI
A low appetite for data: Fujitsu’s “Wide Learning” AI
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Fujitsu Laboratories have developed a novel machine learning technology capable of accurate judgements even when operators cannot obtain the volume of data necessary for training. AI is now often used…
Keysight delivers 110 GHz for terabit high speed serial and optical designs
Keysight delivers 110 GHz for terabit high speed serial and optical designs
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Keysight has developed a new data acquisition chipset in Indium Phosphide (InP) for an oscilloscope that can handle up to 110 GHz of analogue bandwidth and terabits of data per…
BrainChip launches spiking neural network SoC
BrainChip launches spiking neural network SoC
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Neuromorphic computing company BrainChip Holdings Ltd. has launched its Akida Neuromorphic System-on-Chip (SoC), claiming it is the first company with a commercial dedicated hardware implementation of a spiking neural network…
MRAM revolution could trigger new ARM architecture
MRAM revolution could trigger new ARM architecture
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Magnetic RAM, a non-volatile memory which is starting to be offered as a manufacturing option by foundries such as Globalfoundries and Samsung, could trigger a revolution in microprocessor and microcontroller…
Why BMW developed an autonomous motorcycle
Why BMW developed an autonomous motorcycle
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Recently, BMW Motorrad introduced the first autonomous motorbike. Before committed bikers ask whether BMW is now completely crazy: calm down - series production is not planned. BMW discloses other reasons…
Keysight pushes to 110GHz for terabit high speed serial and optical designs
Keysight pushes to 110GHz for terabit high speed serial and optical designs
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Keysight has developed a new data acquisition chipset in Indium Phosphide (InP) for an oscilloscope that can handle up to 110GHz of analogue bandwidth and terabits of data per second.
Comparing position sensor technologies for hydraulic cylinder feedback
Comparing position sensor technologies for hydraulic cylinder feedback
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As the demand for increased control and functionality has increased over the years, sensor- instrumented cylinders are becoming more important in the heavy industry, subsea, and mobile equipment worlds. Position…
1.2GHz Bandwidth Direct Receiver >43dB Image Rejection
1.2GHz Bandwidth Direct Receiver >43dB Image Rejection
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This video shows a reference design that DC couples the LTC5594, a 9GHz direct-conversion I/Q demodulator to the AD9208, a 3Gsps, 14-bit dual ADC that delivers 1.2GHz bandwidth.
2D nanoscale semiconductor array columns can be tuned to lase directionally
2D nanoscale semiconductor array columns can be tuned to lase directionally
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A team of researchers from Singapore's Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) has demonstrated it was possible to obtain directional lasing at from a 2D array of semiconductor nanopillars…
2D array of nanoscale semiconductor columns can be tuned to lase directionally
2D array of nanoscale semiconductor columns can be tuned to lase directionally
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A team of researchers from Singapore's Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) has demonstrated it was possible to obtain directional lasing at from a 2D array of semiconductor nanopillars…
Nvidia platform brings AI to next-gen medical instruments
Nvidia platform brings AI to next-gen medical instruments
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Nvidia (Santa Clara, CA) has announced a "medical imaging supercomputer" platform that it says brings AI to the next generation of medical instruments as a "powerful new tool" for early…
Edge AI startup launches new-generation NPUs
Edge AI startup launches new-generation NPUs
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Kneron Inc. (San Diego, CA) has announced a series of neural processing unit (NPU) intellectual property claiming it can achieve up to 13.17 tera operations per second per watt.
Ultrasound patch can flex and stretch
Ultrasound patch can flex and stretch
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Researchers from the University of California San Diego have devised a skin-conformable ultrasound patch able to detect blood pressure waveforms deep under the skin, to monitor central blood pressure as…
Kneron launches improved line of NPUs
Kneron launches improved line of NPUs
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Kneron Inc. (San Diego, Calif.) has announced a series of neural processing unit (NPU) intellectual property claiming it can achieve up to 13.17 tera operations per second per watt.


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