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Leti details new memory design that shrinks SRAMs by 30%
Leti details new memory design that shrinks SRAMs by 30%
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Leti has published a new paper titled “Advanced Memory Solutions for Emerging Circuits and Systems” that the company initially presented at IEDM…
Research partners investigate fast charging to the limits
Research partners investigate fast charging to the limits
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A petrol or diesel vehicle is still refuelled much faster than an electric car. In the FastCharge research project, BMW…
Leti shrinks SRAMs by 30%, proposes new memory designs
Leti shrinks SRAMs by 30%, proposes new memory designs
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In a paper titled “Advanced Memory Solutions for Emerging Circuits and Systems” it presented at IEDM 2017, French microelectronics research centre Leti…
New Approach Exceeds Data Storage Density Limit
New Approach Exceeds Data Storage Density Limit
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The miniaturization of storage media is reaching fundamental limits. A new approach has been taken by researchers to use spin…

Three military trends – staying one step ahead of criminals and terrorists
Three military trends – staying one step ahead of criminals and terrorists
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The nature of the threat posed by terrorism and criminal organisations is changing. In recent years, military forces, border agencies, airports and transport police have had to rapidly develop new…
Silicon-carbide resistance can be reduced by two thirds
Silicon-carbide resistance can be reduced by two thirds
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A research group in Japan has found that the electrical resistance of silicon-carbide SiC can be reduced by two-thirds by suppressing the scattering of conduction electrons in the material. This…
Bias in AI algorithms: How do we keep it out?
Bias in AI algorithms: How do we keep it out?
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Francisco Socal, vision and AI product manager with Imagination Technologies Ltd., discusses the various sources of bias that can enter into artificial intelligence and machine learning applications.
PIN-on-Mobile is coming
PIN-on-Mobile is coming
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Imagine taking a regular smartphone and turning it into a payment acceptance device with a simple app download. That’s the utopian dream many companies are chasing today and it could…
3-D printed plastic sensors connect to Wi-Fi
3-D printed plastic sensors connect to Wi-Fi
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Researchers at the University of Washington (Seattle, WA) have developed what they claim are the first 3-D printed plastic objects and sensors that can connect to Wi-Fi without electronics.
Researchers exceed data storage density limit
Researchers exceed data storage density limit
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The miniaturization of storage media is reaching fundamental limits. A new approach is to use spin crossover molecules as the smallest storage unit. They can store information about their magnetic…
SiC MOSFET research promises improved power devices
SiC MOSFET research promises improved power devices
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A research group in Japan has found that the electrical resistance of silicon-carbide SiC can be reduced by two-thirds by suppressing the scattering of conduction electrons in the material. This…
IBM unveils ‘most advanced’ server designed for AI
IBM unveils ‘most advanced’ server designed for AI
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IBM (Armonk, NY) has unveiled its next-generation Power Systems servers, which use the company's newly designed POWER9 processor.
3-D printed plastic sensors connect to Wi-Fi
3-D printed plastic sensors connect to Wi-Fi
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Researchers at the University of Washington (Seattle, WA) have developed what they claim are the first 3-D printed plastic objects and sensors that can connect to Wi-Fi without electronics.
Renesas bets on SG-MONOS for MCUs with over 100MB of embedded flash
Renesas bets on SG-MONOS for MCUs with over 100MB of embedded flash
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A year after it had announced the functional operation of its split-gate metal-oxide nitride oxide silicon (SG-MONOS) 3D flash memory at IEDM 2016, Renesas implemented it as an embedded flash…
MCUs with over 100MB of embedded flash: Renesas bets on SG-MONOS
MCUs with over 100MB of embedded flash: Renesas bets on SG-MONOS
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A year after it had announced the functional operation of its split-gate metal-oxide nitride oxide silicon (SG-MONOS) 3D flash memory at IEDM 2016, Renesas implemented it as an embedded flash…
SGVC 3D NAND architecture could easily reach 6Gb/mm2 says Macronix
SGVC 3D NAND architecture could easily reach 6Gb/mm2 says Macronix
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At the 2017 IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM) that was held in San Francisco, memory manufacturer Macronix International presented test results about its Single-Gate Vertical Channel (SGVC) 3D NAND…
Collaborative German project to deliver power UV LEDs by 2020
Collaborative German project to deliver power UV LEDs by 2020
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Last February was launched “UV Power”, a collaborative project funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), bringing together five German research institutes and companies to deliver…
Startup delivers lowest power NB-IoT and eMTC baseband chip
Startup delivers lowest power NB-IoT and eMTC baseband chip
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Vancouver-based startup Riot Micro has made its market debut with the Riot Micro RM1000 chip, which claims to be the industry’s lowest power baseband modem chip for the cellular Internet…
Industry consortium develops “tactile” Internet
Industry consortium develops “tactile” Internet
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An essential prerequisite for the success of "Industry 4.0", aka "Industrial Internet" is real-time capable networking with extremely low latency. The development of the technology for such a "tactile" Internet…
NASA sensor to study tiny space debris around ISS
NASA sensor to study tiny space debris around ISS
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NASA (Washington, DC) will soon be testing a new sensor as a technology demonstration on the exterior of the International Space Station (ISS) to observe small debris objects in orbit…
‘World’s smallest’ batteryless sensor supporting LPWA wireless transmission
‘World’s smallest’ batteryless sensor supporting LPWA wireless transmission
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Fujitsu Laboratories has developed a 82- x 24- x 6-mm sensor that can transmit on-site temperature and humidity data, once every ten minutes, directly to the cloud across several kilometres…
Researchers find way to reduce silicon-carbide resistance by two thirds
Researchers find way to reduce silicon-carbide resistance by two thirds
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A research group in Japan has found that the electrical resistance of silicon-carbide SiC can be reduced by two-thirds by suppressing the scattering of conduction electrons in the material. This…
Automotive computer vision aims at safety and autonomous driving
Automotive computer vision aims at safety and autonomous driving
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Computer Vision IP provider Videantis (Hanover, Germany) and ADAS software developer Adasens (Lindau, Germany) intend to jointly develop advanced sensor technologies for autonomous vehicles and ADAS applications in the automotive…
Researchers demonstrate MoS2/AZO transparent rectifier
Researchers demonstrate MoS2/AZO transparent rectifier
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Aiming to push 2D semiconductors nearer to commercialization, a team of researchers from King Abdullah University of Science & Technology (KAUST) have exploited a novel scalable CVD-based MoS2 deposition process…
Silicon-carbide resistance reduced by two thirds
Silicon-carbide resistance reduced by two thirds
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A research group in Japan has found that the electrical resistance of silicon-carbide SiC can be reduced by two-thirds by suppressing the scattering of conduction electrons in the material.
Weebit moves SiOx ReRAM on to 40nm
Weebit moves SiOx ReRAM on to 40nm
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Israel-based ReRAM developer Weebit Nano Ltd. has announced 40nm working cells in silicon-oxide based non-volatile memory technology, with memory arrays to follow in 2018.
KAUST researchers demonstrate 85% transparent rectifier
KAUST researchers demonstrate 85% transparent rectifier
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Aiming to push 2D semiconductors nearer to commercialization, a team of researchers from King Abdullah University of Science & Technology (KAUST) have exploited a novel scalable CVD-based MoS2 deposition process…
Videantis, Adasens collaborate for automotive computer vision
Videantis, Adasens collaborate for automotive computer vision
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Computer Vision IP provider Videantis (Hanover, Germany) and ADAS software developer Adasens (Lindau, Germany) intend to jointly develop advanced sensor technologies for self-propelled vehicles and ADAS applications in the automotive…


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