
Alessandro Mascellino
About:
Alessandro Mascellino is a London-based freelance journalist focusing on emerging technologies. He graduated from City University of London with a bachelor's degree in journalism and is currently studying for an MA in creative technology. Alessandro is currently the editor for SHACK15, a blog focusing on artificial intelligence startups.
Articles
The Future of the Electronics Industry is Uncertain Due to COVID-19 Impacts
The surge of homeworkers in technology-related roles and the impact of the virus on China’s economy may harm technology firms and the electronics industry in the long haul, new data from Market Watch has revealed.
10 months ago
News
Tokyo Institute of Technology Explores Spintronic RAMs to Create the Storage Devices of the Future
Researchers from the Tokyo Institute of Technology have analysed a new material combination that explores magnetic random access memories (MRAM) to create highly performant storage devices.
one Year ago
Research
Transformative Electronics Systems to Revolutionise Wearable Applications
Researchers from the School of Electrical Engineering at KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) have created a multifunctional electronic platform that can mechanically transform its shape, flexibility, and stretchability.
one Year ago
Research
Samsung Electronics Claims Highest Capacity uMCP on the Market with LPDDR4X Chips
During the annual Samsung Tech Day 2019, the tech giant announced that they had started mass production of the 12-gigabyte (GB) low-power double data rate 4X (LPDDR4X) UFS-based multichip package (uMCP).
one Year ago
Product Highlights
Robotics and Soft Bioelectronic Interfaces Lab Partnership Results in Electrode-Based Artificial Skin Prototype
The EPFL's (Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne) Reconfigurable Robotics Lab and the Laboratory for Soft Bioelectronic Interfaces have partnered to create silicone and electrode-based artificial skin, which could be used to aid rehabilitation and enhance VR applications.
one Year ago
News
Electronic Device Security Experts Weigh in on Insecure Electronics Use by the Military
At the end of last month, a report by the Pentagon's inspector general revealed the US Department of Defense (DoD) spent over $32.8 million in the 2018 fiscal year on electronics with known security vulnerabilities.
one Year ago
Interviews
Intel’s Pohoiki Beach CPU: The Next Milestone in Neuromorphic Chip Development
Intel’s second AI-powered chip, the Pohoiki Beach, is able to process data up to 1,000 times faster than a general-purpose CPU. The company announced the chip at the DARPA Electronics Resurgence Initiative Summit event in Detroit in July of 2019.
one Year ago
Product Highlights
What It’s Like to Be a Female Engineer in a Male-Dominated Field
June 23rd, 2019, marked the fifth anniversary of the International Women in Engineering Day. The campaign, which celebrates the outstanding achievements of female engineers around the world, was first launched in the UK in 2014 by the Women’s Engineering Society to celebrate their 95th anniversary.
one Year ago
Opinion