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75.5cm2/V/s mobility and high stability are claimed for amorphous oxide semiconductor thin-film transistors created at the Ningbo Institute of Materials Technology and Engineering (NIMTE). The bottom-gate transistor is built with a stack of two layers: Next to the oxide-insulated silicon gate is a charge transport layer (CTL) consists of indium-rich InSnZnO “featuring large average effective ...
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Colombia is a country with an ever-growing entrepreneurship – and innovation-oriented culture; something that’s clearly showcased by the 310 thousand new businesses created in 2022, out of which 309 thousand were microbusinesses. Their leading attribute is their human capital: professionals across the country’s regions who are highly qualified in all Industries 4.0 sectors and who ...
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China has gone to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) to try and get it to intervene in the denial of chip-making equipment exports to China  by the US, Japan and the Netherlands. The three countries have agreed to ban exports to China of any equipment which could allow them to run  processes capable of 14nm ...
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Lancaster University is creating a spinout company to develop a universal  memory called ULTRARAM. Invented by Physics Professor Manus Hayne (pictured) ULTRARAM is a novel type of memory that combines the non-volatility of a data storage memory, like flash, with the speed, energy-efficiency and endurance of a working memory, like DRAM. To do this it ...
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Following market speculation, SES Satellites has confirmed the company is considering a merger with Intelsat. The Luxembourg-based satellite telecommunications provider issued a short statement saying ongoing talks were exploratory. The company writes: “In response to rumours in the market, SES S.A. confirms that the company has engaged in discussions regarding a possible combination with Intelsat. ...
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