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Keysight enables advances in 6G IC research
Keysight enables advances in 6G IC research
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Keysight enables researchers to characterize 6G sub-terahertz amplifiers and other components in active transceiver front-ends.
FMD and Intel to accelerate research on 3D heterogeneous integration
FMD and Intel to accelerate research on 3D heterogeneous integration
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Experts from FMD, Intel, and German industries have in defined the 2030+ research roadmap for 3D heterogeneous integration.
D-Wave, University of Waterloo collaborate on quantum coherence
D-Wave, University of Waterloo collaborate on quantum coherence
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Funded by NSERC grants, the work with researchers will focus on key hardware advancements for quantum computing systems.
Whistles, Clicks and Hisses – How to replicate Sound
Whistles, Clicks and Hisses – How to replicate Sound
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Any sound can now be perfectly replicated by a combination of whistles, clicks, and hisses, with implications for sound processing…

Magnetic robots that can walk, crawl, and swim
Magnetic robots that can walk, crawl, and swim
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New soft-bodied robots that can be controlled by a simple magnetic field are well suited to work in confined spaces MIT scientists have developed tiny, soft-bodied robots that can be…
IMEC to receive €1.5 billion for clean room expansion
IMEC to receive €1.5 billion for clean room expansion
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European research centre IMEC is set to receive €1.5 billion (about US$1.6 billion) from the European Union and the Flemish government to prepare its clean room for 1nm and sub-1nm…
Photovoltaic Efficiency Milestone
Photovoltaic Efficiency Milestone
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Breakthrough in renewable energy technology offers promising path to cheaper and more efficient solar electricity with perovskite/silicon tandem solar cells In a significant step towards more efficient and cost-effective solar…
‘Toggle Switch’ for Quantum Computers
‘Toggle Switch’ for Quantum Computers
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The novel device could lead to more versatile quantum processors with clearer outputs What good is a powerful computer if you can’t read its output? Or readily reprogram it to…
Hydrogen Generated on Rooftops
Hydrogen Generated on Rooftops
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KIT researchers and partners develop a concept for highly efficient photoreactor panels that will be inserted into inexpensive modules Efficient production of hydrogen, fuels, and even drinking water on roofs…
Free open-source software to speed up quantum research
Free open-source software to speed up quantum research
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SuperConga, which is free for everyone to use, is specifically designed to perform advanced simulations and analyses of quantum components.
Researchers unveil first Chat-GPT-designed robot
Researchers unveil first Chat-GPT-designed robot
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EPFL researchers have used Chat-GPT-3 to develop a robotic gripper for harvesting tomatoes, in a first demonstration of the artificial intelligence tool’s potential for collaborating with humans on robot design…
Open-source software for miniature quantum computers  
Open-source software for miniature quantum computers  
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SDK moves from beta into broad release for developing on-premise and edge applications for compact, room-temperature quantum accelerators.
Modulate Electromagnetic Waves at the Speed of Light
Modulate Electromagnetic Waves at the Speed of Light
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While most of the AI neural algorithms run on conventional digital devices and computers, electronic engineers have been exploring the potential of running them on alternative platforms, such as diffractive…
IMEC maps out monolithic CFET at VLSI Symposium
IMEC maps out monolithic CFET at VLSI Symposium
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IMEC researchers are due to report on a monolithic silicon nanosheet Complementary Field-Effect Transistors (CFETs) at the upcoming 2023 Symposium on VLSI Technology and Circuits. The conference is due to…
Between Bots and Bees
Between Bots and Bees
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Rafael Barmak (EPFL) explains why they are trying to sneak robotic devices into beehives Basically the message is in the picture! You are looking at…
3D-NAND flash explores beyond 300 layers at VLSI Symposium
3D-NAND flash explores beyond 300 layers at VLSI Symposium
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3D-NAND flash non-volatile memory is covered by several papers at the upcoming 2023 Symposium on VLSI Technology and Circuits. The conference is due to take place in Kyoto, Japan, June…
6G connection speeds over 100 Gbps at 300 GHz demonstrated
6G connection speeds over 100 Gbps at 300 GHz demonstrated
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6G data link made at speeds greater than 100 Gbps at a frequency of 300 GHz using both 32 and 64 quadrature amplitude modulation.
Using discrete components for Ultrafast Electrical Pulse Generation Technology
Using discrete components for Ultrafast Electrical Pulse Generation Technology
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Read and enjoy this straightforward electronic design process of Ultrafast Electrical Pulse technology Ultrafast diagnostic techniques have been widely used in basic research, photobiology, photochemistry and defense. The need for…
“Quantum Composites” for Electrical and Optical innovations
“Quantum Composites” for Electrical and Optical innovations
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The research may result in wide-ranging advancements in electrical, optical, and computer technologies The Marlan and Rosemary Bourns College of Engineering research group, led by distinguished professor Alexander Balandin, has…
Robotic Flea is a Real Athletic
Robotic Flea is a Real Athletic
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Tiny jumper, just 3.4 mm long, showcases biomimicry of nature’s athletic achievements Although fleas are annoying pests, credit must be given where it’s due. These tiny creatures, just 3 millimeters…
How to make self-folding surgical tools
How to make self-folding surgical tools
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A camel cannot go through the eye of a needle. But researchers at ETH Zurich have now achieved something that – figuratively speaking – comes quite close. They have developed…
Japan’s 2nm hope Rapidus, joins IMEC’s ‘Core’ research program
Japan’s 2nm hope Rapidus, joins IMEC’s ‘Core’ research program
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Rapidus Co. Ltd. (Tokyo, Japan), the newly-formed logic foundry aiming at 2nm production, has joined the Core Partner Program of research institute IMEC (Leuven, Belgium). IMEC and Rapidus signed a…
Architectural Principles for a Quantum Internet – eeNews study tip
Architectural Principles for a Quantum Internet – eeNews study tip
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Read this status report on the principals and architecture For many of us Quantum computing is a ‘future thing’. We all know development is happening, but it is still difficult…
Bionic structure robot find it’s way in pipelines
Bionic structure robot find it’s way in pipelines
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A Soft Robot Driven by a Spring-Rolling Dielectric Elastomer Actuator with Two Bristles Confined space searches such as pipeline inspections are widely demanded in various scenarios, where lightweight soft robots…
Reddmatter – The Future of Superconductivity
Reddmatter – The Future of Superconductivity
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University of Rochester researchers claim to have created a superconducting material at both a temperature and pressure low enough for practical applications “With this material, the dawn of ambient superconductivity…
New approach for Majorana research in short nanowires
New approach for Majorana research in short nanowires
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Majorana particles are more resilient against certain types of quantum errors, which is a major challenge in the development of scalable quantum computers Researchers and engineers from QuTech and…
Space and Time Vision with NimbleAI’s 3D Chip Design
Space and Time Vision with NimbleAI’s 3D Chip Design
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The Horizon Europe project aimed to push the boundaries of neuromorphic vision The 3-year and 10 M€ research project which will improve energy-efficiency and performance of next-generation neuromorphic chips that…
Green Hydrogen from Seawater
Green Hydrogen from Seawater
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Researchers have successfully split seawater without pre-treatment to produce green hydrogen An international team, led by the University of Adelaide’s Professor School of Chemical Engineering, researched a method to split…


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