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Draco mission made for destruction
Draco mission made for destruction
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ESA is preparing the Destructive Reentry Assessment Container Object (Draco) mission that will collect unique measurements during an actual reentry…
Mediatek, LG to embed ultra low latency Bluetooth
Mediatek, LG to embed ultra low latency Bluetooth
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Mediatek is developing chips with an ultra low latency Bluetooth technology developed by LG. The LG ultra low latency Bluetooth…
Novel thermal generator works at room temperature
Novel thermal generator works at room temperature
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Researchers in Japan have developed a new type of organic thermoelectric device that can harvest energy from ambient temperature. The…
VW faces AI privacy issue capturing pictures from vehicles
VW faces AI privacy issue capturing pictures from vehicles
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The Volkswagen Group is planning to use sensor and image data from its vehicles to improve the training of its…

Silvaco expands digital twin tool to cryo CMOS, FinFET and GAA
Silvaco expands digital twin tool to cryo CMOS, FinFET and GAA
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Silvaco has expanded its TCAD digital twin tool to support the latest CMOS FinFET and GAA transistor technologies and planar devices down to 1 Kelvin. The 2024 TCAD Baseline Release simulation…
Greenerwave offers RIS technology for FR1, FR2, and FR3 bands
Greenerwave offers RIS technology for FR1, FR2, and FR3 bands
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Low energy reconfigurable intelligent surface target Beyond 5G, 6G, IoT, Factory 4.0 and unlock new use cases in telecommunications.
Bend it like RISC-V
Bend it like RISC-V
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The new 6-mW open-source plastic chip can run machine learning tasks and operate while bent around a pencil Nature journal publishes Pragmatic Semiconductor’s latest research article, a Bendable Non-silicon…
AI helps detect and monitor infrastructure defects
AI helps detect and monitor infrastructure defects
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A team of EPFL researchers has demonstrated the feasibility of an AI-driven method for crack detection, growth and monitoring AI can help improve railway safety by enabling automated inspections of…
Synopsys, TSMC look to 1.6nm backside routing for trillion transistor AI and multi-die chips
Synopsys, TSMC look to 1.6nm backside routing for trillion transistor AI and multi-die chips
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Synopsys has disclosed 1.6nm projects for backside power routing that will be key for trillion transistor chips. Synopsys and TSMC are working on backside routing capabilities supporting TSMC’s A16 1.6nm…
Greenerwave offers 6G RIS material to research labs
Greenerwave offers 6G RIS material to research labs
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Greenerwave in France is commercializing its reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RIS) for public and public-private research laboratories for 6G applications. By offering RIS in FR1, FR2, and FR3 bands, Greenerwave provides a…
DC-DC converter boosts piezoelectric power
DC-DC converter boosts piezoelectric power
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Researchers in France have developed a technique that opens up the use of piezoelectric converters in TVs, phones, tablets and electrical tools. The researchers at CEA-Leti in France have developed…
SiC power technology for next-generation EVs
SiC power technology for next-generation EVs
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Smaller, more efficient products to ramp-up in volumes through 2025 across 750-V and 1200-V classes and enable SiC applications in mid-size and compact EVs.
World’s first carbon-free ammonia-powered maritime vessel
World’s first carbon-free ammonia-powered maritime vessel
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Amogy, a provider of mature, scalable, and efficient ammonia-to-power solutions, today announced that the world’s first carbon-free, ammonia-powered maritime vessel successfully completed its maiden voyage The NH3 Kraken, a tugboat…
Coupling nuclear and hydrogen-production technologies
Coupling nuclear and hydrogen-production technologies
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Research by a team of experts from the National Nuclear Laboratory shows that powering hydrogen production using nuclear energy could be economically viable Mark Bankhead, Chemical Modeling Team Manager, explains…
Altera details Agilex 3 embedded AI FPGA
Altera details Agilex 3 embedded AI FPGA
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Altera has shown details of its upcoming Agilex 3 AI FPGA and 11 development kits for its Agilex 5 family. The Altera Agilex 3 AI FPGA family will range from…
Renesas expands 7nm ADAS chip family with V4M
Renesas expands 7nm ADAS chip family with V4M
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Renesas Electronics has expanded its R-Car Family of system-on-chips (SoCs) for entry-level Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). The Renesas R-Car V4M series provides AI processing for entry-level, cost-sensitive ADAS applications…
Softbank and NewPhotonics collaborate on advanced photonics
Softbank and NewPhotonics collaborate on advanced photonics
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Photonics technology for LPO, CPO and all-optics switch fabric to enable all-optical transmission and switching in next-generation data centers.
5nm 200G/lane DSP for terabit AI infrastructure
5nm 200G/lane DSP for terabit AI infrastructure
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Broadcom has launched a 200Gbit/s DSP PHY for terabit AI data centre designs built on a 5nm process. The 5nm Broadcom Sian2 DSP PHY enables 200 Gbit/s per lane (200G/lane)…
Immersive cooling modules boost AI optical connectors
Immersive cooling modules boost AI optical connectors
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Molex has developed the first plug-and-play optical feedthrough modules with two phase immersion cooling to tackle thermal management in AI data centres. The Molex VaporConnect Optical Feedthrough Modules use a…
3D multi-layer stacking for imaging applications
3D multi-layer stacking for imaging applications
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O​ver the past decade there has been a strong push for improved electronics performance by using smaller designs; this in turn, has stimulated rapid advances in integrated technologies. Among these,…
Being able to see inside a flow battery
Being able to see inside a flow battery
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Being able to see inside these batteries offers new possibilities for improving them An international collaboration – between TU/e, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and the Paul Scherrer Institute…
Computer-on-modules portfolio ready for use out the box
Computer-on-modules portfolio ready for use out the box
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Portfolio of off-the-shelf, high-performance Computer-on-Modules offer simplified use in a variety of applications for all standard form factors.
Strongest battery paves way for light, energy-efficient vehicles
Strongest battery paves way for light, energy-efficient vehicles
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Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology have succeeded in creating a battery made of carbon fibre composite that is as stiff as aluminium and energy-dense enough to be used commercially…
Swiss photonic foundry Lightium raises seed funding
Swiss photonic foundry Lightium raises seed funding
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Photonics startup Lightium AG (Zurich, Switzerland) has raised US$7 million in seed funding to help create a thin-film lithium niobate (TFLN) photonic IC foundry service. The company said that photonic…
SiFive adds matrix engine for RISC-V AI processor IP
SiFive adds matrix engine for RISC-V AI processor IP
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SiFive has launched RISC-V processor IP with a matrix engine and custom extension for the first time for edge AI applications. The XM Series IP from SiFive include a…
Germany picks startups to deliver quantum computer for cyber security
Germany picks startups to deliver quantum computer for cyber security
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Quantum Brilliance announced they have jointly been awarded a contract by a German agency, Agentur für Innovation in der Cybersicherheit GmbH „Innovation in Cybersecurity“ to develop the world’s first mobile…
Test systems enable the next level of automotive radar production
Test systems enable the next level of automotive radar production
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Rohde & Schwarz and NOFFZ enables Tier1 automotive radar suppliers to increase throughput, reduce test time and optimize costs of end-of-line tests.
An OLED for compact, lightweight night vision
An OLED for compact, lightweight night vision
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Thinner than a human hair, the device amplifies and converts near infrared light into visible light with the potential for low power consumption and long battery life A new type…


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