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Avoiding National Grid Power Cuts Through a New “Smart” System

Researchers from the University of Birmingham are in the process of patenting a smart wind turbine system for power grid electricity management.

2 days ago by Kristijan Nelkovski

Samsung Intends to Skip 4nm Process to Get Ahead of TSMC

According to a recent report, Samsung is going to skip the 4nm process node and go straight to 3nm in a bid to get ahead of rival TSMC, which will begin making chips on the 4nm process by 2022.

4 days ago by Luke James

Machine Learning Diagnostics Tool Shows Promise for the Future of Europe’s Energy Management

Researchers from Rovira i Virgili University (translated from the Catalan title, 'Universitat Rovira i Virgili') have introduced an artificial intelligence system that presents users with an accurate reading of the effectiveness and feasibility of both water and room heating installations in the EU.

5 days ago by Sam Holland

Siemens Acquires UK-Based UltraSoC to Help Designers With Product Lifecycle Management

The acquisition will expand UltraSoC's Xcelerator portfolio and create data-driven product lifecycle management solutions for system-on-chip products (SoC).

one week ago by Luke James

Adapting Wearables to the Monitoring Needs of COVID-19 Patients

With engineering teams focusing on protective devices and treatments for the novel coronavirus, we have seen fewer ways to detect the virus.

one week ago by Lianne Frith

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Apple Announces It’s Official Switch to ARM-Based Silicon

Apple is now bringing ARM-based processor technology to its Mac products, and its first ARM-based Mac will be available later this year.

one week ago by Luke James

Spin Gapless Semiconductor Research Addresses Limitations of Conventional Semiconductors

University of Wollongong (UOW) researchers have reviewed the advantages of a proposed, highly efficient spintronics technology: Dirac-type spin-gapless semiconductors.

one week ago by Sam Holland

GCT Introduces Newest USB 3.0 Type A: Promising Higher Durability to Industry-Standard USB Type A Products

The GCT has introduced the newer addition of the USB1086 of the USB 3.0 Type A family with promising features such as extreme durability for high traffic applications.

one week ago by Mohsin Naveed

Miniature Molybdenum Disulfide and Iron Magnets Enable Spin + Charge Transistor Technology

The two-dimensional molybdenum disulfide material combines ferromagnetism and semiconductivity to help set the stage for future logic and memory devices based on spintronics.

about 2 weeks ago by Biljana Ognenova

How the COVID-19 Pandemic Highlighted the Importance of Robotics in the UK

At UK Robotics Week 2020, the chair of the UK Robotics and Autonomous Systems (UK-RAS) Network commented on how the COVID-19 pandemic has illustrated how robotics can play a key role in managing future unexpected pandemics and events.

2 weeks ago by Luke James

Automating Quantum System Mapping for Increased Stability

Using robotics research, Australian scientists have automated the mapping of quantum systems to understand the character of hardware errors, which helps to stabilize the technology.

2 weeks ago by Luke James

A Portable and Renewable Energy Source to Replace Automotive Battery Power

Portable electrical power is vital for many electronics, especially in the automotive industry, and the demand is growing further.

about 3 weeks ago by Lianne Frith

UK and Switzerland Lead the Way in European 5G According to International Report

Switzerland and the UK have been deemed two leading countries (third and sixth place respectively) in their integration of 5G. This is according to research company Omdia’s ‘5G Market Progress Assessment, End-2019’, which accounts for a total of 22 countries.

about 3 weeks ago by Sam Holland

Researchers Describe How They Managed to Develop Optical Chips in a Petri Dish

Researchers at Russia’s ITMO University have proposed this method as part of continued work into making electronic devices smaller and more compact.

3 weeks ago by Luke James

Recapping the SpaceX Launch, Its Original Postponement, and How It Succeeded

On 30/5/20, NASA astronauts Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken proudly docked the International Space Station (ISS).

4 weeks ago by Sam Holland

A Grain-Sized Sensor for Wearables or Drone-Based Use in Industrial Environments

Scientists from General Electric's Research division in Niskayuna, New York, have made a breakthrough in the development of a grain-sized gas sensor design that claims high performance and precision.

one month ago by Kristijan Nelkovski

NXP Semiconductor Welcomes Kurt Sievers as President and CEO

NXP’s shareholders have “overwhelmingly” elected Sievers at the company’s Annual General Meeting, it was announced on May 27th.

one month ago by Luke James

A Successful SpaceX Launch Will Finally Set Off A Commercialised Space Industry

SpaceX, the brainchild of Tesla founder, Elon Musk, made history when its Crew Dragon Demo-2 capsule arrived at the International Space Station after being launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center on May 31st 2020.

one month ago by Emmanuel Ikimi

The Electronics Systems and Equipment That Made the SpaceX Flight Successful

SpaceX's historic rocket launch on May 30th, 2020 was an event many will remember for many years to come.

one month ago by Emmanuel Ikimi

How the European Union Plans to Enable a Greener Europe

Earlier this year, the European Union announced the European Green Deal’s Investment Plan, highlighting how the EU aims to spend money set aside for a greener Europe.

one month ago by Luke James

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