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U.S. National Security Concerns Drive Federal Intrusion on Semiconductor Industry Dealings

Recent foreign investments have been met by increased scrutiny from the federal government’s Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS).

2 days ago by Luke James

Engineers and Medical Researchers Band Together to Design a 3D-Printed Open Source Ventilator

In several nations across the world where COVID-19 is at or is approaching its peak, ventilators are in short supply and demand is growing at a rapid rate. But could a group of Internet denizens supply us with more?

3 days ago by Luke James

Reducing the Spread of Illness Through AI, Big Data, and Robotics

Coronavirus (COVID-19) is now a global pandemic and has spread worldwide. As China responded to the virus, it leaned heavily on its technology sector, more specifically artificial intelligence (AI), data science, and robotics to fight it.

one week ago by Luke James

PCIM Europe Is Postponed Due to the Rapid Increase of COVID-19 Cases in Europe

The event organisers for PCIM Europe released an official statement last week, announcing that show would be cancelled due to “dynamic developments” in Europe related to the COVID-19 virus.

one week ago by Hana Othman

A New Li-ion Battery for Electric Vehicles Can Last for a Million Miles

Researchers are constantly working on increasing the power and life cycle of batteries that we use in electric vehicles (EVs) while simultaneously maintaining safety standards. Now, a team from Penn State University are reported to have produced a battery that can last for 1 million miles.

one week ago by Luke James

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Japanese Researchers Create an Organic Solar Cell That Powers Wearables

Researchers from Japan’s RIKEN Cluster for Pioneering Research and RIKEN Center for Emergent Matter Science have created a new ultra-thin organic solar cell that could be used to power wearable devices.

2 weeks ago by Luke James

York University Comes Close to Creating Organic Batteries

Researchers from York University in Canada have come one step closer to creating an organic battery that can last longer than conventional batteries and is also better for the environment.

2 weeks ago by Luke James

IoT Tech Expo Global Returns for Its Fifth Year and Adds A New Collaborated Event—5G Expo

The world’s foremost Internet of Things event which covers the entire IoT ecosystem is due to return on March 17 and 18 this year in London.

3 weeks ago by Luke James

Better Late Than Never — Hannover Messe 2020 Has Been Postponed

Germany is gearing up for Hannover Messe, the world’s leading trade fair for technology, which this year will feature a strong focus on 5G, data, and climate protection.

about 4 weeks ago by Luke James

STMicroelectronics and TSMC Collaborate to Encourage Market Adoption of GaN Technology

STMicroelectronics and TSMC have announced that they are collaborating to further the development of Gallium Nitride (GaN) process technology and the supply of discrete and integrated GaN devices to the market.

4 weeks ago by Luke James

Reimagining SoC: A 96-Core Processor is Developed from Six Individual Chiplets

At the IEEE Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) in San Francisco last month, French research organisation CEA-Leti debuted its 96-core processor made out of six individual chiplets.

4 weeks ago by Luke James

Motiv Autonomous Pod Car Unveiled in London Promoted as the Future of Mobility

The Motiv, a city-focused electric quadricycle, has been designed to reduce traffic and meet stringent car safety standards.

one month ago by Luke James

Texas Heart Institute and UCLA Partner to Develop Wirelessly Powered Solutions for Cardiovascular Conditions

Doctors and engineers at Texas Heart Institute and UCLA come together to develop an advanced cardiac device.

one month ago by Luke James

U.S. Army Scientists Provide Deep Insights on the Chemical Structure and Internal Mechanisms of Batteries

Thanks to a ‘molecular eye’, U.S. Army scientists were able to look inside a battery and gain a deeper understanding of the mechanisms that occur inside and make them susceptible to combustion.

one month ago by Luke James

Celebrating the UK’s Longest Autonomous Vehicle Journey

The vehicle, which is equipped with GPS, radar, LIDAR, and video cameras, made its journey from Bedfordshire to Sunderland.

one month ago by Luke James

A New Method Introduced to Verify Quantum Chips Are Computing Correctly

The world of electronics development has progressed further than ever before. With those progressions, we see more traditional technologies gradually replaced with new innovations.

one month ago by Misha Khan

First Space-Qualified Ethernet Transceiver Unveiled by Microchip

The radiation-qualified Ethernet transceiver device enables expanded Ethernet connectivity for space applications.

one month ago by Luke James

The U.S. and Europe Are the Main Adoptees of 3D Printing Technology

Research from Ultimaker, the world leader in desktop 3D printing, in partnership with Savanta, released its inaugural 3D Printing Sentiment Index in November of last year and put the USA and UK in the top spots alongside Germany.

one month ago by Luke James

Cadence and Broadcom Collaborate on Developing Semiconductors for Next Gen Industrial Applications

Cadence Design Systems is expanding its collaboration with Broadcom to create semiconductor solutions targeted towards next-generation wireless and industrial applications, broadband, and enterprise storage.

about 2 months ago by Luke James

Advancing AI Applications Through Neuromorphic Computing Research

The University of Sydney, in collaboration with UCLA and the Japanese National Institute of Materials Science, has developed a neuromorphic network that exhibits emergent brain-like behavior by resembling some cognitive functions.

about 2 months ago by Luke James

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