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Alif Semiconductor’s™ microcontrollers meet the market need for low-power, AI-enabled embedded solutions with unmatched levels of multi-layered security, and a fully integrated secure element.
A startup based on Princeton research is rethinking the computer chip with a design that increases performance, efficiency and capability to match the computational needs of technologies that use artificial intelligence (AI). Using a technique called in-memory computing, the new design can store data and run computation all in the same place on the chip, drastically reducing cost, time and energy consumption in AI computations.
Sophisticated antenna arrays paired with high-frequency wireless chips act like superpowers for modern electronics, boosting everything from sensing to security to data processing. In his lab at Princeton, Kaushik Sengupta is working to expand those powers even further.
New research led by a team of scientists at The Australian National University (ANU) has outlined a way to achieve more accurate measurements of microscopic objects using quantum computers - a step that could prove useful in a huge range of next-generation technologies, including biomedical sensing.
EPFL researchers have collaborated with those at Harvard and ETH Zurich on a new thin-film circuit that, when connected to a laser beam, produces finely tailorable terahertz-frequency waves. The device opens up a world of potential applications in optics and telecommunications.
A perfect diamond may be a jeweler’s dream, but for quantum scientists, beauty lies in a stone’s tiny defects. These flaws hold the power to trap and control single electrons, opening possibilities for both quantum computing and mapping molecular structures.
Qubits are the processing units of quantum computers. They can be created in various different ways. One option is the creation of solid-state spin qubits in materials such as diamonds, in which qubits get stuck in defects that are specifically inserted into the structure of diamond crystals.
Developers are constantly seeking new high-performance protocols like USB4 and Thunderbolt. But low-end communication protocols are just as important. Here we consider the debate of I2C vs SPI, two serial communication protocols.
Researchers have demonstrated directional photon emission, the first step toward extensible quantum interconnects.
Electrical engineers must continually seek out new options and keep up with market changes. Take note of these six trends within the electronics industry.
KIT researchers are working on a new qubit approach - publication in Nature Materials
Lightweight Machine to Machine, a simplified communication and device management standard for the Internet of Things.
This computational tool can generate an optimal design for a complex fluidic device such as a combustion engine or a hydraulic pump.
Diamonds are fascinating structures made of carbon – they are harder than any other natural material, they are prized in jewellery, and they can advance quantum computing. One promising area of technological advances in quantum computing is the creation of qubits based on nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centres in diamond.
