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Toshiba starts sampling 96-layer, quad bit 3D-NAND
Toshiba starts sampling 96-layer, quad bit 3D-NAND
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Toshiba Memory Corp.s' US subsidiary has announced that it will be able to provide samples in September of the world's…
World’s first all optical calculator
World’s first all optical calculator
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Researchers at Aalto University in Finland have developed the first binary calculator that entirely uses light instead of current.
Development project will improve real-time visualization of simulation data
Development project will improve real-time visualization of simulation data
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Today, product and material development in industry is hardly conceivable without simulations. The often huge amounts of data must usually…
Huawei honours Turkish professor for 5G polar codes
Huawei honours Turkish professor for 5G polar codes
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Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd., the world's largest supplier of telecommunications equipment, has presented a special award to Turkish professor Dr.

Nanoscale all-optical logic gates advance light-based computing
Nanoscale all-optical logic gates advance light-based computing
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Researchers at Aalto University in Finland have developed the first binary calculator that entirely uses light instead of current.
Microsoft glasses prototype measures blood pressure
Microsoft glasses prototype measures blood pressure
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Tech giant Microsoft (Redmond, WA) is working on a head-mounted display that is designed to continuously and unobtrusively monitor pulse rate and blood pressure data.
Lasers build better carbon anodes
Lasers build better carbon anodes
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Researchers at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) in Saudi Arabia have developed a new technique for making carbon anodes for low cost sodium-ion batteries.
Finnish team builds world’s first all optical calculator
Finnish team builds world’s first all optical calculator
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Researchers at Aalto University in Finland have developed the first binary calculator that entirely uses light instead of current.
ADI collaboration brings ECG biometric authentication to the car
ADI collaboration brings ECG biometric authentication to the car
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Analog Devices (Norwood, MA) has announced a collaboration with biometric solutions company B-Secur LTD (Belfast, UK) to develop a complete biometric authentication solution for use in automotive vehicles.
CiA releases CAN FD bit-time setting rules
CiA releases CAN FD bit-time setting rules
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The nonprofit CAN in Automation (CiA) association has released the CiA 601-3 bit-time setting recommendation, providing rules and background information about the setting of bit-times in CAN FD networks.
Ossia claims 2.4-GHz free-space wireless power breakthrough
Ossia claims 2.4-GHz free-space wireless power breakthrough
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Wireless power technology company Ossia (Bellevue, WA) has boosted the performance of its 2.4-GHz free-space wireless power receiver by 50% and will soon be able to work in the 5.8-GHz band…
CAN FD bit-time setting rules
CAN FD bit-time setting rules
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The nonprofit CAN in Automation (CiA) association has released the CiA 601-3 bit-time setting recommendation, providing rules and background information about the setting of bit-times in CAN FD networks.
ADI collaboration brings ECG biometric authentication to the car
ADI collaboration brings ECG biometric authentication to the car
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Analog Devices (Norwood, MA) has announced a collaboration with biometric solutions company B-Secur LTD (Belfast, UK) to develop a complete biometric authentication solution for use in automotive vehicles.
Free-space wireless power firm claims tech breakthrough
Free-space wireless power firm claims tech breakthrough
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Wireless power technology company Ossia (Bellevue, WA) has boosted the performance of its 2.4-GHz free-space wireless power receiver by 50% and will soon be able to work in the 5.8-GHz band…
CMOS image sensor cell improves colour accuracy
CMOS image sensor cell improves colour accuracy
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During the Mobile World Congress Shanghai held last June, Samsung Electronics introduced its new ‘ISOCELL Plus’ technology, which the company claims allows CMOS image sensors to capture more light, significantly…
Modular cooling plate can handle 5kW
Modular cooling plate can handle 5kW
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Baknor in Canada has developed a custom cold plate that allows up to 5KW of heat dissipation in a modular format.
Ossia boosts free space wireless power, adds 5.8GHz operation
Ossia boosts free space wireless power, adds 5.8GHz operation
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Ossia has boosted the performance of its 2.4 GHz free space wireless power receiver by 50% and will soon be able to work in the 5.8 GHz band for receivers smaller…
CMOS image sensor cell design improves colour accuracy
CMOS image sensor cell design improves colour accuracy
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During the Mobile World Congress Shanghai held last June, Samsung Electronics introduced its new ‘ISOCELL Plus’ technology, which the company claims allows CMOS image sensors to capture more light, significantly…
Milestone reached on the road to compact low-pressure hydrogen storage systems
Milestone reached on the road to compact low-pressure hydrogen storage systems
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Hydrogen can be a climate- and environmentally friendly energy carrier if it is produced with renewalbe energies. The problem: its storage requires containers with large volumes and high pressures or…
Cadence, Nvidia to apply machine learning to EDA
Cadence, Nvidia to apply machine learning to EDA
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EDA software company Cadence Design Systems Inc. (San Jose, Calif.) has been selected as by DARPA to be part of a research project into the use of machine learning for…
AI recognizes personality through eye movements
AI recognizes personality through eye movements
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People recognize gestures and interpret glances with lightning speed and almost automatically. Computers and robots cannot do this. That is why scientists around the world are researching how to make…
Google brings machine learning to the edge
Google brings machine learning to the edge
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Google has announced two new products aimed at the development and deployment of intelligent connected devices at scale.
Nano-sized device emits light by efficiently ‘tunneling’ electrons
Nano-sized device emits light by efficiently ‘tunneling’ electrons
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Using solution-based chemical synthesis methods rather than conventional nanolithography techniques, researchers from the University of California San Diego have been able to assemble silver nanocrystals into tiny metal–insulator–metal junctions to…
EEMBC licenses its autonomous driving benchmark suite
EEMBC licenses its autonomous driving benchmark suite
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The Embedded Microprocessor Benchmark Consortium (EEMBC) is now making its ADASMark autonomous driving benchmark suite available for licensing. The benchmarks provide a performance measurement and optimization tool for automotive companies…
Lowering the barriers to IoT application development
Lowering the barriers to IoT application development
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There are many project aims when developing a proof-of-concept for IoT (Internet of Things) applications, not least high levels of functionality, robust reliability and ease of use. However, achieving these…
New materials target fast charging batteries
New materials target fast charging batteries
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Researchers at the University of Cambridge have identified a group of materials that could be used for fast charging batteries without having to go to more expensive nanomaterials.
Perovskite tandem solar cell overtakes silicon, heads for 30 percent efficiency
Perovskite tandem solar cell overtakes silicon, heads for 30 percent efficiency
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Belgian research lab Imec has developed a record-breaking four terminal perovskite/silicon tandem photovoltaic cell that overtakes the most efficient silicon cells.
Inelastic electron tunnelling for new light emitting devices
Inelastic electron tunnelling for new light emitting devices
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Using solution-based chemical synthesis methods rather than conventional nanolithography techniques, researchers from the University of California San Diego have been able to assemble silver nanocrystals into tiny metal–insulator–metal junctions.


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