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iPhone X teardown shows dual cell battery design
iPhone X teardown shows dual cell battery design
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The teardown of the iPhone X flagship handset from Apple by iFixit and TechInsights shows how the power sub-systems have…
Battery-free Bluetooth venture looks to scale the IoT
Battery-free Bluetooth venture looks to scale the IoT
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A group of engineers from Qualcomm are developing a Bluetooth chip powered by energy harvested from radio waves.
ARM details power security plans
ARM details power security plans
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Arm has developed new on-die technology to protect against attacks seeking to compromise sensitive information through the chip power consumption…
Energy harvesting Bluetooth chip startup targets IoT
Energy harvesting Bluetooth chip startup targets IoT
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A group of engineers from Qualcomm are developing a Bluetooth chip powered by energy harvested from radio waves.

6G connectivity: Terahertz wireless to merge with fibre optics
6G connectivity: Terahertz wireless to merge with fibre optics
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Though the 5G mobile communications technology has not yet reached production status, it is already becoming apparent that the data rates of 5G will not be able to satisfy the…
Researchers find liquids can enable high-power terahertz radiation
Researchers find liquids can enable high-power terahertz radiation
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Scientists at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), Mumbai have devised a high power radiation source in the much sought after terahertz (THz) region of the electromagnetic spectrum. The…
IMEC to support ReRAM developer 4DS
IMEC to support ReRAM developer 4DS
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Resistive RAM developer 4DS Memory Ltd. (West Perth, Australia) has announced that it has entered into an agreement with research institute IMEC (Leuven, Belgium) to develop a transferrable manufacturing process…
Automotive diagnostic app analyzes a car’s sound, vibrations
Automotive diagnostic app analyzes a car’s sound, vibrations
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Researchers at MIT (Cambridge, MA) have developed a smartphone app that analyzes a car's sounds and vibrations to diagnose issues using the phone's microphone and accelerometers.
IMEC to support ReRAM developer 4DS
IMEC to support ReRAM developer 4DS
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Resistive RAM developer 4DS Memory Ltd. (West Perth, Australia) has announced that it has entered into an agreement with research institute IMEC (Leuven, Belgium) to develop a transferrable manufacturing process…
SiFive signs Flex Logix for low-cost FPGA fabric
SiFive signs Flex Logix for low-cost FPGA fabric
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RISC-V open source processor developer SiFive Inc. (Mountain View, Calif.) has announced it will partner to make EFLX embedded FPGA from Flex Logix (San Mateo, Calif.) available for the SiFive…
Book: “TV White Space Communications and Networks”
Book: “TV White Space Communications and Networks”
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This book summarizes the current state-of-the-art in this emerging aspect of wireless communication, in three parts, presenting presents broad-ranging coverage of all the key issues in white space networks, including…
Thin film carbon nanotubes power smart fabrics
Thin film carbon nanotubes power smart fabrics
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Researchers in the US have used carbon nanotubes to create an organic thin film that could generate power from heat in a smart fabric without the use of extra polymers.
Smart fabric stores data without electronics
Smart fabric stores data without electronics
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Google is backing a new type of smart fabric that can store data without power or electronics.
Perovskite quantum dot solar cell hits record efficiency
Perovskite quantum dot solar cell hits record efficiency
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Researchers in the US have set a new world efficiency record for quantum dot solar cells at 13.4 percent.
US mining company buys patents for household lithium batteries
US mining company buys patents for household lithium batteries
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A US mining company is set to become a household name in rechargable lithium batteries. …
Industry’s first stacked CMOS image sensor for automotive use
Industry’s first stacked CMOS image sensor for automotive use
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With its IMX324 image sensor, Sony breaks new ground in the design of automotive-grade image sensors in several ways. The sensor not only offers higher resolution than available products, it…
Report: Apple acquires image sensor pioneer InVisage
Report: Apple acquires image sensor pioneer InVisage
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Apple has acquired quantum film pioneer InVisage Technologies Inc. (Newark, Calif.), according to a report from Image Sensor World that references unnamed sources.
Researchers find liquids can enable high-power terahertz radiation
Researchers find liquids can enable high-power terahertz radiation
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Scientists at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), Mumbai have devised a high power radiation source in the much sought after terahertz (THz) region of the electromagnetic spectrum. The…
Spider silk could power microphones in smartphones and hearing aids
Spider silk could power microphones in smartphones and hearing aids
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Research from Binghamton University, State University of New York shows that fine fibers like spider silk actually improve the quality of microphones for hearing aids and potentially smartphones.
IBM uses phase-change memory for machine learning
IBM uses phase-change memory for machine learning
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IBM has run an unsupervised machine-learning algorithm making use of the electrical behavior of phase-change memory devices in an integrated array. The research, conducted at IBM Research Zurich, has been…
Startup to exploit piezomagnetism for memory
Startup to exploit piezomagnetism for memory
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Imperial Innovations, the commercialization arm of Imperial College, London, has announced that LoMaRe Technologies Ltd. will make use of research into thin films of piezomagnetic materials conducted at the college…
Arm’s Platform Security Architecture targets Cortex-M
Arm’s Platform Security Architecture targets Cortex-M
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PSA provides a framework for enhancing the security of Internet of Things devices based on Cortex processors.
Newly published; “TV White Space Communications and Networks”
Newly published; “TV White Space Communications and Networks”
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This book summarizes the current state-of-the-art in this emerging aspect of wireless communication, in three parts, presenting presents broad-ranging coverage of all the key issues in white space networks, including…
NetSpeed, UltraSoC aim to cut SoC development time – Webinar tells how
NetSpeed, UltraSoC aim to cut SoC development time – Webinar tells how
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NetSpeed Systems (San Jose, California), supplier of on-chip network IP for integration into SoC design, and Cambridge, UK-based embedded analytics vendor UltraSoC, are collaborating on the issue of accelerating the…
Startup to exploit piezomagnetism for memory
Startup to exploit piezomagnetism for memory
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Imperial Innovations, the commercialization arm of Imperial College, has announced that LoMaRe Technologies Ltd. will make use of research into thin films of piezomagnetic materials conducted at the college to…
Weebit scales SiO2 ReRAM to 4kbit
Weebit scales SiO2 ReRAM to 4kbit
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Weebit Nano Ltd. (Hod Hasharon, Israel) a developer of resistive RAM technology based on silicon-dioxide, has announced it has successfully fabricated a working 4kbit array of 300nm cells.
Automated quality assurance in 3D printing
Automated quality assurance in 3D printing
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3D printed components are the hope of Industry 4.0, but there are no standards for quality in additive manufacturing. Fraunhofer researchers have developed a system that allows quality to be…
Smallest conceivable switch developed
Smallest conceivable switch developed
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Further miniaturization in electronics will lead to components that only consist of a few or individual molecules. A research team from the Christian-Albrechts-University of Kiel (Germany) and the Donostia International…


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