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Solar storm hits GNSS systems
Solar storm hits GNSS systems
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Tractor maker John Deere sent out warnings over the weekend about the impact of the solar storm on its satellite…
CEO interview: 100x power efficiency boost for edge AI processor at Efficient
CEO interview: 100x power efficiency boost for edge AI processor at Efficient
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Chip and compiler designer Efficient Computer has demonstrated its highly efficient general purpose edge AI processor architecture. The code runs…
Experimental MPW run from Graphenea Semiconductor
Experimental MPW run from Graphenea Semiconductor
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Multi project wafer (MPW) runs are a common practice within the semiconductor ecosystem Universities, R&D centres and startups, which usually…
Powering drones with ultra-thin, flexible perovskite PV cells
Powering drones with ultra-thin, flexible perovskite PV cells
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An Austrian research team has demonstrated lightweight, flexible and ultra-thin perovskite solar technology in palm-sized autonomous drones A PV-Magazine…

Femtosecond laser welding boosts solar cell recycling
Femtosecond laser welding boosts solar cell recycling
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Researchers in the US have used a femtosecond laser to form glass-to-glass welds to make solar panels easier to recycle. The proof-of-concept study at the U.S. Department of Energy’s National…
Ultra-pure form of silicon – quantum breakthrough
Ultra-pure form of silicon – quantum breakthrough
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World’s purest silicon brings scientists one step closer to scaling up quantum computers More than 100 years ago, scientists at The University of Manchester changed the world when they…
Researchers develop low-cost, high-efficiency photonic IC
Researchers develop low-cost, high-efficiency photonic IC
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The team was able to fabricate high-efficiency lithium tantalate photonic ICs with an optical loss rate of just 5.6 dB/m at telecom wavelength.
Disorder improves battery life
Disorder improves battery life
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What determines the cycle life of batteries? And, more importantly, how can we extend it? An international research team led by TU Delft has discovered that local disorder in…
Next generation hand tracking monitors microgestures
Next generation hand tracking monitors microgestures
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Ultraleap in Bristol, UK, has launched the successor to the company’s world-leading hand-tracking software, Gemini, supporting microgestures and AR. Ultraleap’s Hyperion hand tracking platform now allows direct camera access to…
EV battery cell contacting system design advances capabilities
EV battery cell contacting system design advances capabilities
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Latest research and detailed material testing promise to enhance the manufacturing efficiency, reliability, and environmental sustainability of EV batteries.
“Explainable AI” for use in genomic medicine and cancer treatment planning
“Explainable AI” for use in genomic medicine and cancer treatment planning
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Fujitsu announced the development of explainable AI technology that automatically draws on data in multiple formats, including text, images, and numerical data, to create knowledge graphs that will help users…
3D augmented reality to regular glasses
3D augmented reality to regular glasses
New Products |
Researchers from the Stanford University in the emerging field of spatial computing have developed a prototype augmented reality headset the headset uses holographic imaging to overlay…
Remote access to a Raspberry Pi
Remote access to a Raspberry Pi
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Raspberry Pi has developed a secure and easy-to-use way to access its latest boards remotely, from anywhere on the planet, using just a web browser. The beta release of Raspberry Pi…
World’s largest neuromorphic supercomputer aims at 10bn neurons
World’s largest neuromorphic supercomputer aims at 10bn neurons
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SpiNNcloud Systems in Germany is developing a neuromorphic supercomputer with up to 10bn neurons. The SpiNNaker2 system is part of a €1bn European project over the last decade building on…
Open sourcing IBM’s Granite code models
Open sourcing IBM’s Granite code models
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The aim is to make coding as easy as possible — for as many developers as possible From the IBM research website IBM Research first…
Borophene better than graphene with potential use in sensors and medicine
Borophene better than graphene with potential use in sensors and medicine
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Suitable for advanced sensors and implantable medical devices, researchers tweaked borophene to interact with cells and other biological units in unique ways.
Collaboration brings EOL testing and PTI to autonomous vehicles
Collaboration brings EOL testing and PTI to autonomous vehicles
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Cost-effective system for OTA vehicle-in-the-loop testing of autonomous vehicles validates conformity and effectiveness for EOL or PTI.
Rapidus taps Fraunhofer for 2nm packaging tech
Rapidus taps Fraunhofer for 2nm packaging tech
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Rapidus is working with Fraunhofer IZM in Germany on packaging technology to mount its 2nm gate all around (GAA) chips. Packaging is a key part of the plan for the…
Quantum boost as cryogenic demonstrator chip tapes out
Quantum boost as cryogenic demonstrator chip tapes out
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A demonstrator chip that operates at cryogenic temperatures for quantum computers has taped out in the UK. The cryogenic chip was developed as part of a UK project with IP…
Apple M4 moves to TSMC N3E
Apple M4 moves to TSMC N3E
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Apple has developed a 10 core CPU with up to 28bn transistors for its latest iPad designs. The Apple M4 has a new up-to-10-core CPU design with 28bn transistors consisting…
VIAVI brings comprehensive resilient PNT for critical infrastructure
VIAVI brings comprehensive resilient PNT for critical infrastructure
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VIAVI PNT systems with the Fugro AtomiChron® timing service enable intelligent zero-trust multisource assurance.
Wibotic moves to 1kW wireless charging
Wibotic moves to 1kW wireless charging
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Wibotic has developed a wireless charging system for larger autonomous robots that can charge at 1kW. “One of the things we have always wanted to do was push the power…
New API partnership Stack Overflow and OpenAI
New API partnership Stack Overflow and OpenAI
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Stack Overflow and OpenAI today announced a new API partnership that will empower developers with the collective strengths of the world’s leading knowledge platform for highly technical content with the…
BrainChip, Gaisler work on AI in space
BrainChip, Gaisler work on AI in space
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BrainChip has said it is working to integrate its Akida neuromorphic processor IP into Frontgrade Gaisler’s fault-tolerant, radiation-hardened microprocessors. The collaboration is set to provide a first space-grade system-on-chip with…
Open source Z80 to replace end of line chip
Open source Z80 to replace end of line chip
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An open source version of the Z80 microcontroller is being built as the original Z80 dual in line package (DIP) microcontroller goes end of life. Zilog, now part of Ixys…
Tesla’s Dojo ‘training tile’ in production at TSMC
Tesla’s Dojo ‘training tile’ in production at TSMC
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Car maker Tesla’s 25-chiplet Dojo processor is in production at TSMC, according to reports from the foundry’s North American Technology Symposium held in Santa Clara, California, recently. TSMC described it…
Modular software for scientific image reconstruction
Modular software for scientific image reconstruction
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EPFL engineers have developed new software called Pyxu that makes it easier and faster to reconstruct images taken at any scale. Their system employs reusable, and universally applicable, bricks of…
First Bluetooth connection to a satellite
First Bluetooth connection to a satellite
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US startup Hubble Network has achieved the first-ever Bluetooth connection directly to space. Hubble’s first two satellites launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base in March and have now received signals from a…


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