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UCL spins out ReRAM startup
UCL spins out ReRAM startup
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Intrinsic Semiconductor Technologies Ltd. has been established to commercialize silicon-dioxide resistive RAM devices developed by Professor Tony Kenyon and Adnan…
5G mobile broadband FEC ported to FPGA fabric
5G mobile broadband FEC ported to FPGA fabric
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Polar forward error correction code for 5G enhanced mobile broadband (eMBB) from startup AccelerComm Ltd. (Southampton, England) has been integrated…
University College London spins out ReRAM startup
University College London spins out ReRAM startup
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Intrinsic Semiconductor Technologies Ltd. has been established to commercialize silicon-dioxide resistive RAM devices developed by Professor Tony Kenyon and Adnan…
White graphene provides hydrogen storage boost for fuel cells
White graphene provides hydrogen storage boost for fuel cells
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Researchers at Rice University in Houston, Texas have identified boron-based "white graphene" nanomaterials as a highly efficient hydrogen storage materials…

Video: TeraView discusses terahertz coating thickness sensor
Video: TeraView discusses terahertz coating thickness sensor
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TeraView Ltd. (Cambridge, England) has developed a sensor that works at terahertz frequencies to measure the thickness of buried paint layers in the automotive industry.
Computing architecture for IoT accepts continuous data updates
Computing architecture for IoT accepts continuous data updates
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Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. (Tokyo, Japan) has developed a stream processing architecture that can add or change content while processing large volumes of IoT data, without stopping.
Magnetic concrete could make wireless EV charging affordable
Magnetic concrete could make wireless EV charging affordable
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With a material that is rather unusual in electrical engineering start-up company Magment plans to revolutionize the inductive charging of electric vehicles: Magnetizable concrete. Above all, this would make automatic…
Laser imaging technology sees around corners
Laser imaging technology sees around corners
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Researchers at Stanford University (Stanford, CA) have developed a laser-based imaging technology that can see objects hidden around corners.
Power supplies for railway applications: On the rails to 2020
Power supplies for railway applications: On the rails to 2020
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In a study presented at the international rail exhibition, Innotrans 2016 in Berlin, the European Rail Industry summarized the state of the business as representing a market size estimated to…
AI growth driven by 64-bit processor
AI growth driven by 64-bit processor
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MIPS has announced a list of companies that are using its 64-bit multi-threaded processors in a range of AI-related applications.
Magnetic concrete could make wireless EV charging affordable
Magnetic concrete could make wireless EV charging affordable
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With a material that is rather unusual in electrical engineering, start-up company Magment plans to revolutionize the inductive charging of electric vehicles: Magnetizable concrete. Above all, this would make automatic…
Photonic ASIC directly integrates 100G optical ports
Photonic ASIC directly integrates 100G optical ports
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Specifically designed for data center routing, Rockley Photonics' single-chip L3 routing switch is the world’s first ASIC to directly integrate 100G network ports using single-mode fiber, supporting a 100X improvement…
Google aims to dominate with latest quantum processor
Google aims to dominate with latest quantum processor
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Google (Mountain View, CA) has unveiled its latest quantum processor, which the company believes could ultimately achieve "quantum supremacy."…
5G mobile broadband FEC ported to FPGA fabric
5G mobile broadband FEC ported to FPGA fabric
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Polar forward error correction code for 5G enhanced mobile broadband (eMBB) from startup AccelerComm (Southampton, England) has been integrated with ACE design tools to target Speedcore embedded FPGA fabric.
How to find the right power supply
How to find the right power supply
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In a networked world, connectivity is increasing at an unprecedented rate. This often leads to faults caused by concatenations and ground loops. Power supplies in particular are affected. Again, the…
Rechargeable ‘proton battery’ demonstrated
Rechargeable ‘proton battery’ demonstrated
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Researchers at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, have for the first time a working rechargeable “proton battery.” This uses a carbon electrode as a solid state hydrogen store, coupled with a…
Wafer-level testing of CMOS image sensors up to 12” across
Wafer-level testing of CMOS image sensors up to 12” across
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Testing CMOS image sensors on a wafer-size scale is not easy because of the challenges of creating uniform illumination over a large area, explains Presto Engineering who claims it can…
Dutch collaboration aims to bring secure ICs and support to market
Dutch collaboration aims to bring secure ICs and support to market
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Streaming video security firm Irdeto BV (Hoofddorp, The Netherlands) and Mapper Lithography BV (Delft, The Netherlands) have formed a joint venture called UniqIC to bring secure chips to market based…
Google aims at supremacy with latest quantum processor
Google aims at supremacy with latest quantum processor
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Google (Mountain View, CA) has unveiled its latest quantum processor, which the company believes could ultimately achieve "quantum supremacy."…
Google sees quantum processor ‘supremacy’ at reach
Google sees quantum processor ‘supremacy’ at reach
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Google (Mountain View, CA) has unveiled its latest quantum processor, which the company believes could ultimately achieve "quantum supremacy."…
Prototype proton battery combines carbon electrode with hydrogen fuel cell
Prototype proton battery combines carbon electrode with hydrogen fuel cell
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Researchers at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, have for the first time a working rechargeable “proton battery”. This uses a carbon electrode as a solid state hydrogen store, coupled with a…
Battery/supercapacitor hybrid manages power grid fluctuations
Battery/supercapacitor hybrid manages power grid fluctuations
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Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE and partners have developed a hybrid energy storage system consisting of a lithium-ion battery and a super capacitor for short-term…
Hybrid energy storage system adjusts grid fluctuations
Hybrid energy storage system adjusts grid fluctuations
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With the implementation of the "energy turnaround", the switchover from carbon-based to renewable energy, the proportion of electricity generated from fluctuating renewable sources such as wind and sun increases. This…
UniqIC formed to bring secure ICs and support to market
UniqIC formed to bring secure ICs and support to market
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Streaming video security firm Irdeto BV (Hoofddorp, The Netherlands) and Mapper Lithography BV (Delft, The Netherlands) have formed a joint venture called UniqIC to bring secure chips to market based…
UV radiation for water disinfection more effective after chlorination, finds study
UV radiation for water disinfection more effective after chlorination, finds study
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Researchers from the University of Eastern Finland have shown that a two-pronged approach to water disinfection combining chlorine with UV radiation, was the most effective when UV exposure was carried…
JB Display aims for 10,000 PPI microLED microdisplays
JB Display aims for 10,000 PPI microLED microdisplays
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On its website, Chinese microLED technology provider JB Display claims it has overcome the issues associated with flip-chip technology typically used to transfer microLED dies onto driver circuits by developing…
Wafer-level testing of CMOS image sensors up to 12” across
Wafer-level testing of CMOS image sensors up to 12” across
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Testing CMOS image sensors on a wafer-size scale is not easy because of the challenges of creating uniform illumination over a large area, explains Presto Engineering who claims it can…
Autonomous driving with confidence
Autonomous driving with confidence
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The vision of "autonomous driving" promises users exceptional mobility and travel comfort. The prerequisite is that diverse components and functions reliably interact in a coordinated manner without errors. It will…


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