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TSMC shows kW integrated voltage regulator for AI
TSMC shows kW integrated voltage regulator for AI
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TSMC has shown an Integrated Voltage Regulator (IVR) for AI with five times the vertical power density delivery of a discrete design.
€6m for free space photonic networks for smart factories
€6m for free space photonic networks for smart factories
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A €6 million pan-European project is developing free space photonic network components for next generation industrial networks. The SPRINTER project…
Flexible semiconductor is thermoelectric generator
Flexible semiconductor is thermoelectric generator
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Researchers in Australia have identified a new material which could be used as a flexible semiconductor in wearable devices to…
TSMC announces A14 chip manufacturing process
TSMC announces A14 chip manufacturing process
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The world’s leading foundry and chip maker TSMC has announced its A14 logic process at its North America Technology Symposium.

ETH Zurich develops algorithm to make AI responses more reliable
ETH Zurich develops algorithm to make AI responses more reliable
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The new method provides reliable answers with less computational overhead and enables smaller AI models to achieve the same performance as the best large AI models.
TSMC plans A14 process for 2028 with Synopsys support
TSMC plans A14 process for 2028 with Synopsys support
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TSMC has shown early details of its next logic process technology, A14. This is being compared to the 2nm N2 process that is entering production at the moment, rather than…
Mitsubishi and Nanofiber to develop quantum computer interconnections
Mitsubishi and Nanofiber to develop quantum computer interconnections
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The companies will develop core optical neutral-atom quantum computer interface technologies with qubit control and nanofibre cavities.
Graphene to create the fastest flash memory
Graphene to create the fastest flash memory
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Where traditional memory works in nanoseconds, PoX operates in picoseconds. That is 0.0000000004 sec to store one bit of information Fast memory is the holy grail of todays AI dominated…
Thin film pyroelectric boosts thermal sensors
Thin film pyroelectric boosts thermal sensors
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Researchers at MIT have developed a technique to produce ultra-thin pyroelectric films for room temperature thermal sensing. Building thin pyroelectric films is hard, but this gives more sensitivity for thermal…
This ray of light can stream 1.9 million HD movies simultaneously
This ray of light can stream 1.9 million HD movies simultaneously
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The TU/e created a test-bed for super-fast wireless data transfer with infrared light It is not the first time data is transferred with light – we do it all day…
Avicena, TSMC optimise photodetector arrays for I/O interconnects
Avicena, TSMC optimise photodetector arrays for I/O interconnects
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MicroLED-based interconnects aimed at AI scale-up networks deliver over one Tbps/mm I/O density and under one pJ/bit efficiency.
Fujitsu, Riken show 256qubit quantum computer
Fujitsu, Riken show 256qubit quantum computer
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The Riken research centre in Japan has scaled up its 64qubit superconducting quantum computer to create a machine with 256qubits in the same footprint. This is part of the roadmap…
Intel moves to chiplets for automotive AI
Intel moves to chiplets for automotive AI
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Intel has taken a key step in using chiplets for its second generation software-defined vehicle system-on-chip (SoC) device. The SoC, launched at the Shanghai 2025 Auto Show overnight, combines chiplets…
Lace Lithography uses atoms to go beyond EUVL
Lace Lithography uses atoms to go beyond EUVL
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Lace Lithography AS (Bergen, Norway) is developing a form of lithography that uses atoms fired at a surface to define features at resolutions beyond what is possible using extreme ultraviolet…
CheckUp tool measures the health of bus batteries
CheckUp tool measures the health of bus batteries
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Measuring while charging, that is the concept of the CheckUp tool The Dutch TNO developed a special charger for bus batteries. The charger, named the ‘CheckUp tool’ measures the health…
Open architecture quantum computing specification and testbed 
Open architecture quantum computing specification and testbed 
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TreQ in the UK is to develop an open architecture testbed and specification for quantum computing with a £1.65m grant. The OAQ Testbed will combine two quantum processors with different…
PICMG releases CompactPCI Serial R3 specification
PICMG releases CompactPCI Serial R3 specification
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Latest specification doubles the bandwidth and speed of CompactPCI Serial applications and introduces 10GBASE-T and 10GBASE-KR support.
Sandisk proposes HBF to replace HBM, enable AI at the edge
Sandisk proposes HBF to replace HBM, enable AI at the edge
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Sandisk Corp. is pursuing an innovation in 3D-NAND flash memory that the company claims could replace DRAM-based HBM (high-bandwidth memory) for AI inference applications. When Sandisk, was spun off from…
PCB tool aims to protect IP
PCB tool aims to protect IP
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ByteSnap Design in the UK has developed an automated software tool designed to test and track printed circuit board assemblies (PCBA). The aim is to prevent cloning of designs, protecting…
Cadence validates 12.8 Gbps Gen2 DDR5 MRDIMM IP system
Cadence validates 12.8 Gbps Gen2 DDR5 MRDIMM IP system
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DDR5 MRDIMM IP design targets high-performance data centre and enterprise memory applications, including AI in the cloud.
The energy transition will require new synchronization of the grid
The energy transition will require new synchronization of the grid
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The power Grid needs a ‘pace maker’ to synchronize the various grids – how will wind and solar energy get into step? The traditional ‘pace makers’ were the large scale…
High voltage CMOS backplane for OLED microdisplays
High voltage CMOS backplane for OLED microdisplays
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Researchers at Fraunhofer in Germany have developed a high voltage CMOS backplane to boost the brightness of OLED microdisplays. OLEDs are considered limited at very high brightness in harsh environments…
Low power AI chip for robotics
Low power AI chip for robotics
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Researchers in the US have developed a low power multicore AI chip for robotics applications. The MAVERIC chip built at the University of California, Berkley, uses a 16nm process with…
Drone Alone – Autonomous drone defeats humans
Drone Alone – Autonomous drone defeats humans
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The key to this success is the use of deep neural network that sends commands directly to the motors A student team from the TU Delft (The Netherlands) has taken…
What is the Aliro smart lock standard?
What is the Aliro smart lock standard?
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The Connectivity Standard Alliance (CSA) is preparing a standard for smart locks based on the Matter protocol and ultrawideband (UWB) wireless to tackle interoperability. The Aliro standard, set for launch…
Can 2D non-volatile memory take on SRAM?
Can 2D non-volatile memory take on SRAM?
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Researchers in China have developed a non-volatile flash memory that can write in just 400ps, substantially less than the time it takes for today’s high speed SRAM memory. But can…
Low Field MRI scanners create new opportunities
Low Field MRI scanners create new opportunities
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Where normal MRI scanners operate between 1.5 and 3 Tesla, the low field MRI scanner can do almost the same job at .05 Tesla MRI scanners are technology wonders and…
Steam cooling embedded in hot chips
Steam cooling embedded in hot chips
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Researchers in Japan have shown how microfluidic channels embedded in AI processors and GPUs can provide significant cooling using a dual phase approach. The team at the Institute of Industrial…


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