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Printing carbon nanotubes on plastic for RFID and sensors
Printing carbon nanotubes on plastic for RFID and sensors
Technology News |
Toray Industries in Japan has developed a technique to print electronic circuits on flexible films using semiconducting carbon nanotube (CNT)…
Raspberry Pi system leverages EM signals to detect malware
Raspberry Pi system leverages EM signals to detect malware
Technology News |
Researchers at the Institute of Computer Science and Random Systems say thay have built a non-software-based computer virus detection system…
Axera benefits as China funds flood into AI startups
Axera benefits as China funds flood into AI startups
Business news |
Chinese AI startup Axera has raised 800 million yuan (about US$125 million) in a Series A++ round of financing backed…
UK opens up £6m quantum technology competition
UK opens up £6m quantum technology competition
Technology News |
Innovate UK has opened its third competition for commercialising quantum technologies with a £6m fund…

Spin qubits built in silicon carbide for quantum networking
Spin qubits built in silicon carbide for quantum networking
Technology News |
Researchers at Sandia lab in the US have produced spin qubits in commercial 4H-SiC silicon carbide wafers for the first time for quantum networking applications…
Sparse AI chip developer raises ‘tens of millions of dollars’ in Series A
Sparse AI chip developer raises ‘tens of millions of dollars’ in Series A
Business news |
Moffett AI (Shenzhen, China), a 2018 startup out of China, has raised "several hundred million yuan in Series-A round financing," according to local reports. One hundred million yuan is worth…
Toray adds CNTs to improve printed-on-plastic ICs for RFIDs, sensors
Toray adds CNTs to improve printed-on-plastic ICs for RFIDs, sensors
Technology News |
Toray Industries Inc. (Tokyo, Japan), a polymer materials giant, has announced it can print electronic circuits on flexible films that employ semiconductive carbon nanotube (CNT) composites.
New qubits bring quantum networks closer
New qubits bring quantum networks closer
Technology News |
Chromium defects in silicon carbide could provide a new platform for quantum information compatible with telecommunications optical fibers.
Miniature near-infrared sensor fits in a smartphone
Miniature near-infrared sensor fits in a smartphone
Technology News |
Researchers at the Technical University of Eindhoven have developed a 16 pixel near-infrared sensor that is simpler to make and use and small enough to fit into a smartphone…
Thin-film silicon power MOSFET lowers losses
Thin-film silicon power MOSFET lowers losses
Technology News |
Applied Novel Devices Inc. (Austin, Texas) has developed an innovative thin-film silicon power MOSFET with near-zero reverse recovery losses, with the help of foundry SkyWater Technology Inc. (Bloomington, Minn.).
Denso packs radar and vision in global safety product
Denso packs radar and vision in global safety product
Technology News |
Automotive electronics supplier Denso has introduced the third generation of its Global Safety Package, an active safety system designed to improve the safety of vehicles by giving them high sensing…
Edge processing research targets AI networks
Edge processing research targets AI networks
Technology News |
Multimodal transistor proof-of-concept demonstrated for use in edge computing AI networks promises reduced power needs and better efficiency.
UWB for industrial environments: looking beyond asset tracking
UWB for industrial environments: looking beyond asset tracking
Technology News |
In this article Peter Pirc, Senior Marketing Manager - UWB Mobile and IoT Solution at NXP Semiconductors, explains the characteristics of UWB in measuring Time-of-Flight (ToF) and Angle-of-Arrival (AoA) and…
IBM leads calls for US semiconductor and packaging technology centres in New York
IBM leads calls for US semiconductor and packaging technology centres in New York
Executives and academics from across the electronics industry, led by IBM, have written to the US government to try to boost support for the CHIPS Act to tackle the semiconductor…
CEO interview: Dukosi, building a fabless semiconductor firm in Scotland
CEO interview: Dukosi, building a fabless semiconductor firm in Scotland
Interviews |
Nat Edington, CEO of Dukosi in Edinburgh, talks to Nick Flaherty about his plans to disrupt the battery management business for electric vehicles…
Cloud-based voice, vision AI platform launched
Cloud-based voice, vision AI platform launched
New Products |
Machine learning solutions developer Sensory Inc. has announced the beta release of a complete AI as a Service platform designed for processing voice and vision AI workloads in the cloud.
IEEE CS experts unveil 2022 tech predictions
IEEE CS experts unveil 2022 tech predictions
Market news |
The IEEE Computer Society (IEEE CS) has unveiled its annual Tech Predictions, addressing the long-lasting influence of the pandemic on tech advancements, as well as introducing new fundamentals and anticipated…
Harvesting energy from human cells for medical devices
Harvesting energy from human cells for medical devices
Business news |
Dresden-based start-up Celtro is developing nanowatt silicon that can be powered by the energy of human cells to drive autonomous medical implants…
Veolia plans first UK electric vehicle battery recycling plant
Veolia plans first UK electric vehicle battery recycling plant
Business news |
Waste company Veolia sees ‘urban mining’ plant as unlocking UK’s lithium-ion battery reserves…
TSMC to spend over $40bn on capex this year
TSMC to spend over $40bn on capex this year
Business news |
TSMC plans to spend up $44 billion in capital expenditure in 2022, up from US$30bn in 2021.
TDK first in recycling of PET films in MLCC chip capacitors
TDK first in recycling of PET films in MLCC chip capacitors
Technology News |
A new system from TDK reuses PET film directly within the MLCC chip capacitor manufacturing process, rather than adding to recycling or incinerating them.
Boost for Zephyr RTOS from Infineon, Baumer
Boost for Zephyr RTOS from Infineon, Baumer
Business news |
Baumer, Infineon, Qualcomm Innovation Centre, Percepio and Silicon Labs back the Zephyr RTOS…
ARM ships ground-breaking Morello secure processor board
ARM ships ground-breaking Morello secure processor board
Technology News |
The first Morello evaluation board with a new compartmentalised security architecture from ARM is now shipping to researchers…
Farnell expands PCB protection range
Farnell expands PCB protection range
Business news |
Increased range of plotting compounds and conformal coatings are available for protecting PCBs used in critical applications.
Albemarle and 6K to develop novel Lithium battery materials
Albemarle and 6K to develop novel Lithium battery materials
Business news |
Albemarle to invest in 6K and sponsor development of UniMelt® system for advanced, sustainable lithium battery materials production.
CAN bus enabled “smart” contactors simplify data acquisition
CAN bus enabled “smart” contactors simplify data acquisition
New Products |
Developed to protect against short circuits and thermal runaways, these new CAN bus enabled “smart” contactors are easily integrated and simplify data acquisition.
Breakthrough brings GaN advantages to silicon power MOSFETs
Breakthrough brings GaN advantages to silicon power MOSFETs
Technology News |
Applied Novel Devices in Auston is working with SkyWater Technologies to develop a silicon power MOSFET with near-zero reverse recovery losses and high frequency operation…
US window maker backs transparent solar cell startup
US window maker backs transparent solar cell startup
Business news |
US window and door maker Andersen has made a strategic investment in transparent solr cll startup Ubiquitous Energy…


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