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Murata Electronics and Google Team Up to Develop World’s Smallest AI Module

Murata Electronics and Google have joined forces to develop the Coral Accelerator Module, the world’s smallest AI module, in an easy-to-implement package.

2 weeks ago by Luke James

AImotive’s aiWare3P Neural Network Interference Engine Delivers Impressive Acceleration for Automotive AI

AImotive, a global supplier of scalable modular automated driving technologies, begins shipping the latest release of its aiWare3 neural network (NN) hardware interference IP to its largest customers.

2 weeks ago by Luke James

Adesto Technologies and STMicroelectronics Partner to Accelerate Time-to-Market for Emerging IoT Devices

Adesto Technologies Corporation has participated in the STMicroelectronics Partner Program for the optimization of the operations of emerging IoT devices by combining the STM32 line of microcontrollers (MCUs) and its non-volatile memory (NVM) mechanisms.

2 weeks ago by Luke James

How a Cambridge-based Startup is Using Robotic Systems to Help with Invasive Surgery

Versius, which is helping NHS surgeons perform their jobs better, faster, and for longer, is poised to make keyhole surgery a more viable treatment option and bring its benefits to the masses.

2 weeks ago by Luke James

University Spin-off AccelerComm Reduces 5G Network Latency Resulting in Significant Power Savings for Mobile Devices

University of Southampton spin-off AccelerComm unveils a breakthrough 5G cellular optimization technology that delivers the highest throughput and lowest latency forward error connection IP.

about 3 weeks ago by Luke James

Teraki Raises $11 Million in Series A Funding to Meet Data Challenges in Automotive and IoT

Teraki, a leading supplier of edge processing software for automotive and IoT industries, has secured $11 Million in Series A funding. The money will go towards developing solutions like the company’s Intelligent Signal Processing technology that enables efficient, faster, and more accurate applications and algorithms.

about 3 weeks ago by Luke James

Arrangement of Atoms Measured in Silicene for the First Time

For the first time, physicists have been able to precisely determine the corrugated structure of silicene by utilizing a method that is also suitable for analyzing other two-dimensional materials.

3 weeks ago by Luke James

U.S. Start-up Advano Offers Alternative Solution for Lithium-Ion Batteries

Advano, a New Orleans start-up, is scaling up its silicon nanoparticle production by using repurposed silicon from solar panels to produce better lithium-ion batteries.

3 weeks ago by Luke James

Toray Industries Develops A Revolutionary Film for Flexible Printed Circuits

Tokyo’s Toray Industries announced in December that it had created a polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) film that maintains the polymer’s dielectric characteristics, flame retardancy, and chemical robustness while still being thermally resistant at 40°C.

3 weeks ago by Luke James

Britain’s Electricity System Operator Introduces Enhanced Frequency Response Tool to Improve Power Grid Management

The National Grid Electricity System Operator’s (ESO) suite of services for managing the flow of energy around the electrical grid will expand in 2020 with the launch of a new Enhanced Frequency Response (EFR) suite, developed through two years of consultation with industry leaders.

3 weeks ago by Kelcie Moseley

U.S. Universities Form Quantum Information Edge Alliance to Break New Ground in Quantum Computing

A nationwide alliance of labs, universities, and industry leaders have come together to form the Quantum Information Edge alliance in a bid to advance the frontiers of quantum computing systems that are designed to solve urgent scientific challenges and maintain the United States’ leadership in the world of tech and information technology.

3 weeks ago by Luke James

Chinese Manufacturer Wingtech Technology Gains Ownership of Nexperia

China’s Wingtech finally acquires Dutch semiconductor firm Nexperia, over one year since plans for the acquisition were first announced by Reuters.

3 weeks ago by Luke James

A Method That Eliminates the Need for Batteries and Chargers in Wearables

Backed by a $367,000 grant from the National Science Foundation, an electrical engineering team at the University of North Texas (UNT) is developing a new self-powered wearable sensor that could be used in common wearable devices.

3 weeks ago by Luke James

Swissbit AG Further Secures Its Manufacturing Base in Germany with the Opening of a New Electronics Production Facility

Swissbit, a data storage specialist, has recently officially opened its new state-of-the-art electronics production facility in Berlin.

3 weeks ago by Luke James

Samsung and Chinese Baidu Set to Introduce Cloud-to-Edge AI Accelerator KUNLUN

Samsung Electronics and Baidu have teamed up to produce a new cloud-to-edge AI chip, Kunlun, which is set for mass production in early 2020, the companies announced in mid-December.

3 weeks ago by Luke James

North West England’s Primary Power Network Operator Sets Goal of Switching to Renewable Electricity by 2050

North West England’s power network operator has set out its vision to support the changing energy landscape, a move that will benefit millions of people and businesses throughout the region.

about 4 weeks ago by Luke James

Halide Perovskites Proposed as More Affordable Alternatives to Thermoelectric Materials

London-based researchers have developed new thermoelectric materials that could provide a low-cost option for converting heat into electricity.

about 4 weeks ago by Luke James

STMicroelectronics Acquires Silicon Carbide Wafer Specialist Norstel AB

STMicroelectronics (ST) has acquired Swedish silicon carbide (SiC) wafer manufacturer Norstel AB, the company announced on December 2nd, 2019.

4 weeks ago by Alessandro Mascellino

Tohoku University Researchers Propose Replacement for SRAM with Low Power MRAMs

In early December, Japanese researchers demonstrated a high-speed spin-orbit-torque (SOT) magnetoresistive random access memory cell compatible with 300 mm Si CMOS technology.

4 weeks ago by Luke James

Estonia and Finland Work Together to Build a Model of Smart and Sustainable Twin Cities for Europe

Co-financed by the European Union and the Estonian government, €32 million in funding for research into smart cities has been handed to the Tallinn University (TalTech) of Estonia and the Aalto University of Finland.

4 weeks ago by Luke James

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