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Apple brings out three custom chips and wireless audio SoC
Apple brings out three custom chips and wireless audio SoC
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Apple’s newly announced products pack at least three new chips including its first wireless SoC to date, showing the company’s…
Globalfoundries preps 12nm FDSOI process
Globalfoundries preps 12nm FDSOI process
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Globalfoundries Inc. has announced a next-generation FDSOI process to follow on from the 22FDX process that is nearing production. The…
Apple debuts three custom chips, audio goes wireless
Apple debuts three custom chips, audio goes wireless
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Apple’s newly announced products pack at least three new chips including its first wireless SoC to date, showing the company’s…
Leti to develop SiOx memory with Weebit Nano
Leti to develop SiOx memory with Weebit Nano
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Weebit Nano Ltd. (Tel Aviv, Israel), a startup formed to commercialize silicon-oxide resistive RAM technology, has signed a development contract…

Researchers combine charging and electrolytic flow cells
Researchers combine charging and electrolytic flow cells
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Researchers in Ohio have designed a thin plastic membrane to combine charging and flow battery architectures in a single cell.
New EV battery technology promises more miles per minute of charge
New EV battery technology promises more miles per minute of charge
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Researchers at Ohio State University (Columbus, OH) have designed a thin plastic membrane to combine charging and flow battery architectures in a single cell.
Renewables ninja calculates power availability anywhere in the world
Renewables ninja calculates power availability anywhere in the world
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Researchers in London and Zurich have developed a model for calculating the power available from renewable sources anywhere in the world…
Artificial Intelligence in Autonomous Driving
Artificial Intelligence in Autonomous Driving
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Artificial intelligence (AI) based on deep learning architectures, such as deep neural networks (DNNs), is being applied worldwide in the automotive market to fields like computer vision, natural language processing,…
Quantum computing a threat to cyber security, says report
Quantum computing a threat to cyber security, says report
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A report by the Global Risk Institute (GRI) contends that emerging quantum computing technologies threaten to undermine even the most sophisticated cybersecurity systems installed by businesses and governments.
Copters on the roof, digital cargo bay: Daimler’s future van
Copters on the roof, digital cargo bay: Daimler’s future van
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No, the next generation of Daimler’s vans does not have an autopilot mode. Nevertheless, in the vehicle study introduced by Daimler’s Mercedes-Benz Vans business section, almost everything is different. The…
The death of proprietary networks on the factory floor
The death of proprietary networks on the factory floor
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Like it or not, we live in modern world of fluidity and interconnectedness in which the once ordinary now transcends all previous boundaries. Take the humble kettle for instance. It's…
Polymer/silicon QDs: non-toxic, transparent and tuneable
Polymer/silicon QDs: non-toxic, transparent and tuneable
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Looking for non-toxic alternatives to colloidal Quantum Dots (QDs) which typically consist of II−VI semiconductors that contain heavy metals such as cadmium, an international team of researchers from Sweden, Canada…
Wireless technology cuts power in high-speed mm-wave communications
Wireless technology cuts power in high-speed mm-wave communications
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Using a proprietary coding technology between antenna subarrays, Fujitsu Laboratories has built a prototype wireless unit capable of high-speed transmissions in excess of 10 Gbps. What's more, these high data…
Renewables ninja calculates power availability anywhere in the world
Renewables ninja calculates power availability anywhere in the world
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Researchers in London and Zurich have developed a model for calculating the power available from renewable sources anywhere in the world…
Will Quantum computing be a threat to cybersecurity?
Will Quantum computing be a threat to cybersecurity?
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A report by the Global Risk Institute (GRI) contends that emerging quantum computing technologies threaten to undermine even the most sophisticated cybersecurity systems installed by businesses and governments.
New wireless technology promises practical mm-wave high-speed communications
New wireless technology promises practical mm-wave high-speed communications
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Using a proprietary coding technology between antenna subarrays, Fujitsu Laboratories has built a prototype wireless unit capable of high-speed transmissions in excess of 10Gbps. What's more, these high data rates…
Audi is pushing LTE standards for the connected car
Audi is pushing LTE standards for the connected car
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To handle the swelling stream of data between cars and their environment, Audi will support the LTE Advanced (LTE-A) and LTE vehicular (LTE-V) wireless technology in its infotainment system.
Display Technology introduces in-house optical bonding
Display Technology introduces in-house optical bonding
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UK display solutions provider Display Technology is now offering an optical bonding solution developed in-house, VacuBond.
60GHz interleaved hybrid beam-forming arrays reach 10Gbps
60GHz interleaved hybrid beam-forming arrays reach 10Gbps
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Using a proprietary coding technology between antenna subarrays, Fujitsu Laboratories has built a prototype wireless unit capable of high-speed transmissions in excess of 10Gbps. What's more, these high data rates…
Keeping ahead of the interference challenges
Keeping ahead of the interference challenges
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In our highly wireless world, interference is an unwelcome addition to the equation that results in noise, interrupts cell phone calls and just generally messes up communication. In the case…
MEMS FPGA targets high temperature environments
MEMS FPGA targets high temperature environments
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Microsemi has teamed up with Moog Controls and two UK universities to develop FPGAs for high temperature environments using micromachined relays.
MEMS FPGA targets high temperature environments
MEMS FPGA targets high temperature environments
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Microsemi has teamed up with Moog Controls and two UK universities to develop FPGAs for high temperature environments using micromachined relays.
Security vulnerabilities found in cars connected to smartphones
Security vulnerabilities found in cars connected to smartphones
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In a recently published paper, researchers from New York University (New York, NY) and George Mason University (Fairfax, VA) unveiled the vulnerabilities posed by MirrorLink, an industry standard for connecting…
VR via satellite to be demonstrated
VR via satellite to be demonstrated
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SES S.A., and Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute HHI in Berlin, will demonstrate a groundbreaking R&D project at the IBC Conference this year showcasing the transmission of a 10K x 2K…
Carbon nanotube transistors outperform silicon for first time
Carbon nanotube transistors outperform silicon for first time
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Looking at their singular properties, carbon nanotubes have been very promising candidates for very fast and high-efficiency transistors, particularly for wireless communications. But the actual realization of commercially viable transistors…
Modular phone a no go, says Google
Modular phone a no go, says Google
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Only a few months after announcing a developer edition to be shipped by this fall, Alphabet Inc’s Google has reportedly suspended Project Ara. The modular smartphone project is being hit…
Car hack uses the driver’s smartphone as a gateway
Car hack uses the driver’s smartphone as a gateway
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In a recently published paper "A Security Analysis of an In Vehicle Infotainment and App Platform", researchers from New York University and George Mason University unveiled the vulnerabilities posed by…
MEMS FPGA targets high temperature environments
MEMS FPGA targets high temperature environments
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Microsemi has teamed up with Moog Controls and two UK universities to develop FPGAs for high temperature environments using micromachined relays.


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