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Making a splash in water-resistant digital devices
Making a splash in water-resistant digital devices
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The trend in consumer electronics has always been to make them faster, smarter, and with ever-expanding capabilities. But waterproofing has…
Smart home needs data standards
Smart home needs data standards
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There is a compelling need for companies to come together to develop and enforce a system of ethical data collection…
Making a splash in water-resistant digital devices
Making a splash in water-resistant digital devices
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The trend in consumer electronics has always been to make them faster, smarter, and with ever-expanding capabilities. But waterproofing has…
Invisible haptics extend to AR/VR
Invisible haptics extend to AR/VR
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Early November, Bristol-based startup Ultrahaptics introduced a development platform for companies to evaluate its ultrasound-based 3D mid-air haptics technology. EETimes…

Quantum dot LED breakthrough lights way to quantum computing
Quantum dot LED breakthrough lights way to quantum computing
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Using scalable and foundry-compatible lithographic processes, researchers from the Tyndall National Institute in Cork, Ireland, have designed pyramid-shaped quantum dot light-emitting diodes able to produce entangled photons (whose actions and…
New programming system lets nonexperts optimize code for multicore CPUs
New programming system lets nonexperts optimize code for multicore CPUs
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Researchers at MIT (Cambridge, MA) have reported work that they say will allow non-specialists – that is, not specialized in the process of manually coding parallel execution of program flow…
Pyramidal QD-based micro-LEDs for quantum computing
Pyramidal QD-based micro-LEDs for quantum computing
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Using scalable and foundry-compatible lithographic processes, researchers from the Tyndall National Institute in Cork have designed pyramid-shaped quantum dot light-emitting diodes able to produce entangled photons (whose actions and states…
Automatic parallelisation research promises faster code by non-experts
Automatic parallelisation research promises faster code by non-experts
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Researchers at MIT have reported work that they say will allow non-specialists – that is, not specialised in the process of manually coding parallel execution of program flow – to…
Flexible supercap can be charged 30,000 times
Flexible supercap can be charged 30,000 times
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Supercaps that can store more energy and be recharged more than 30,000 times without losing capacity: This could be a serious contender for lithium-ion batteries today used to drive electric…
Photonics 3-D modeler born
Photonics 3-D modeler born
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Coventor's SEMulator3D began as a tool for designing microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), then evolved to semiconductor equipment companies, chip makers and foundries for the 3-D structures in FinFETS, 3-D NAND and…
Smartcard embeds 500 dpi fingerprint sensor
Smartcard embeds 500 dpi fingerprint sensor
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At the upcoming TRUSTECH 2016 exhibition in Cannes, FlexEnable will be showcasing an integration example of its 500 dpi flexible fingerprint sensor, in a smart card form factor.
Pyramidal micro-LEDs output entangled-photons for quantum computing
Pyramidal micro-LEDs output entangled-photons for quantum computing
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Using scalable and foundry-compatible lithographic processes, researchers from the Tyndall National Institute in Cork have designed pyramid-shaped quantum dot light-emitting diodes able to produce entangled photons (whose actions and states…
Memories’ evolving 3D TSV IP landscape through Yole’s lens
Memories’ evolving 3D TSV IP landscape through Yole’s lens
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According to market research firm Yole Développement, the last two years have showed some important changes within the 3D TSV memory market.
Nanomaterials create flexible supercapacitors
Nanomaterials create flexible supercapacitors
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Researchers at the University of Central Florida have developed a new process for creating flexible supercapacitors that can store more energy and be recharged more than 30,000 times without degrading.
InSe could be better than graphene for superfast electronics
InSe could be better than graphene for superfast electronics
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Sir Andre Geim and Sir Konstantin Novoselov, two Russian-born physicists awarded the Nobel prize for physics in 2010 for their work on graphene, are among the co-authors on a paper…
InSe may top graphene for superfast electronics, say experts
InSe may top graphene for superfast electronics, say experts
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Sir Andre Geim and Sir Konstantin Novoselov, two Russian-born physicists awarded the Nobel prize for physics in 2010 for their work on graphene, are among the co-authors on a paper…
Graphene gurus tip indium selenide as super semiconductor
Graphene gurus tip indium selenide as super semiconductor
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Sir Andre Geim and Sir Konstantin Novoselov, two Russian-born physicists awarded the Nobel prize for physics in 2010 for their work on graphene, are among the co-authors on a paper…
Smartcard embeds 500 dpi flexible fingerprint sensor
Smartcard embeds 500 dpi flexible fingerprint sensor
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At the upcoming TRUSTECH 2016 exhibition in Cannes, FlexEnable will be showcasing an integration example of its 500 dpi flexible fingerprint sensor, in a smart card form factor.
Collaboration at Leti to advance silicon photonics beyond 1Tb/s
Collaboration at Leti to advance silicon photonics beyond 1Tb/s
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The research organisation Leti (Grenoble, France) has announced the launch of a European Commission Horizon 2020 project to enable mass commercialization of silicon-photonics-based transceivers to meet future data-transmission requirements in…
Fluorescent dye holds promise for large-scale rechargeable batteries
Fluorescent dye holds promise for large-scale rechargeable batteries
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Researchers at the University of Buffalo (Buffalo, NY) have developed a glow-in-the-dark dye that has potential for redox flow batteries for energy storage in the home.
Codasip, Baysand bring RISC-V processor IP to market
Codasip, Baysand bring RISC-V processor IP to market
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Codasip Ltd. (Brno, Czech Republic) has formed a partnership with BaySand Inc. (San Jose, Calif.) to make Codasip's Codix-Bk series of RISC-V compliant processor cores available on BaySand's 65nm and…
3D packaging lets inductors act as heat sinks in power modules
3D packaging lets inductors act as heat sinks in power modules
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Linear Technology (Milpitas, CA) is shrinking its integrated power modules with a 3D packaging technology that allows large inductors to be used as heat sinks.
Flourescent dye holds promise for large-scale rechargeable batteries
Flourescent dye holds promise for large-scale rechargeable batteries
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Researchers at the University of Buffalo (Buffalo, NY) have developed a glow-in-the-dark dye that has potential for redox flow batteries for energy storage in the home.
CMOS electronics and silicon photonics integration aims at 1Tb/s
CMOS electronics and silicon photonics integration aims at 1Tb/s
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A European Commission Horizon 2020 project, the COSMICC project launched by Leti aims to combine CMOS electronics and Si-photonics with innovative high-throughput, fiber-attachment techniques.
3D packaging allows inductors to be used as heat sinks in power modules
3D packaging allows inductors to be used as heat sinks in power modules
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Linear Technology is shrinking its integrated power modules with a 3D packaging technology that allows large inductors to be used as heat sinks.
Over-the-Air testing is vital if MIMO is to deliver good QoE – the smaller they get, the more gets packed into them…
Over-the-Air testing is vital if MIMO is to deliver good QoE – the smaller they get, the more gets packed into them…
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Mobile devices and networks are growing ever more complex, not only in terms of features but also in the underlying technologies needed to support those features – technologies such as…
Fluorescent dye targets redox flow batteries
Fluorescent dye targets redox flow batteries
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Researchers at the University of Buffalo in the US have developed a dye that has potential for redox flow batteries for energy storage in the home.
GaN-based devices offer advantages in efficiency and weight
GaN-based devices offer advantages in efficiency and weight
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The overall efficiency of an electronic system is not solely determined by its electric efficiency – if this system is used in a vehicle or aircraft, its weight has to…


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