Semiconductor programmed by light

Researchers at Princeton Engineering have created a semiconductor which is  a few molecules thick and can repeatedly change its properties in response to light. . The researchers have created a […]
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Integrating laser technology increases reliability while reducing the final form factor of modules. This philosophy has been embraced by Sivers Semiconductors. The company highlighted its 100mW O-band CW DFB laser […]
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The leading Swiss research university ETH Zurich – with backing from both IBM and Lockheed Martin – is opening the Swiss Quantum Innovation Hub. The new hub plans to host […]
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Hynix and Intel are talking about about manufacturing memory at Intel’s  Ohio fab site, reports Reuters,. It is suggested that either Hynix could  lease part of the  Ohio facility, or […]
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Taiwan Semiconductor is introducing a family of automotive-grade power MOSFETs to its existing TQM Series. The 60V dual n-channel devices support drop-in pin compatibility with other commonly used package types, […]
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Blackburn-based TT Instruments (TechPlant) has celebrated its King’s Award for Enterprise in International Trade at a ceremony attended by Lancashire’s Lord-Lieutenant. It was presented to the company at its Wainwright […]
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Euclyd, a Dutch startup targetting AI iCs and racks, has raised €200 million in a  Series A funding round. Euclyd’s chairman is former ASML CEO Peter Wennink. Investors are Samsung, […]
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Delos Data, a stsrtup founded by ex-Intel engineers, has  raised over $100 million to pursue networking chips for datacentres. Investors were  Matrix, Playground, Socratic Partners, Capricorn’s Technology Impact Fund, Matter […]
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Yesterday, the Gates Foundation  announced plans to spend at least $1 billion over the next two years to expand access to artificial intelligence and the AI-enabled solutions, opportunities, and knowledge […]
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ST is sampling  a  1.1 MP automotive image sensor for infrared in-cabin sensing called ST Safe Sense  VD56GA that helps OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers scale driver and occupant monitoring […]
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University of Birmingham spin-out KVector has raised £3.8 million to commercialise a low-power alternative to AESA (active electronically scanned array) phased array antennas. Its beam-steered antenna – working from X-band […]
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The European Space Agency (ESA) and Axiom Space have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for a post-International Space Station ecosystem. The agency and the in-orbit infrastructure specialist say they […]
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Initially conceived to address overcharging, high temperatures and deep discharge, battery management systems have evolved into intelligent and sophisticated systems for battery-powered systems, writes Samudrapom Dam. BMS overview The battery […]
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David Lockwood, the former CEO of Babcock International Group and President of ADS Group Limited, has been appointed Knight in the Order of the Legion of Honour in France. This […]
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A Google server pays for its cost in two years and, if it’s running on Google chips, pays for itself in a year, according to Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian (pictured).. […]
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The chip market continues with treble-digit monthly annualised value growth rates, twice as large as the industry’s two previous record highs in June 2000 (59.3%) and January 2010 (66.6%).  Prior […]
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Imec has demonstrated the feasibility of patterning tight-pitch random logic structures after a CAR-based single-print High NA EUV lithography step. Logic structures include lines/spaces down to 22nm pitch, and vias […]
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SBCs have become so expensive that even models that are nearly a decade old are pricier than ever. A Raspberry Pi that was $15 is now being sold for $60, […]
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SWISSto12 and Mitsubishi Electric (MELCO) have signed an MoU to use MELCO’s satellite system expertise and SWISSto12’s  3D-printing processes to develop small, light  payloads built in short timeframes. “SWISSto12’s innovative […]
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The Center for the Advancement of Science in Space (CASIS) is celebrating 15 years as manager of the International Space Station (ISS) National Laboratory. The organisation is officially responsible the […]
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The circular industrial connector specialist binder binder is expanding its M12 portfolio with angled panel-mount connectors. For centric PCB mounting, they are designed to fit into a slim, cylindrical housing. […]
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Serpac is releasing its BW Series of IP 67-rated watch-style enclosures. The three models – BW2, BW4, BW6 – are available in different sizes and colours. The wearable enclosures target […]
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  The value in datacentres is shifting from the chip to the rack, says Yole, with hyperscalers and AI labs co-designing their own AI ASICs and with advanced packaging, HBM4, […]
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Shanghai Enflame Technology has raised $900 million in an IPO on the Shanghai exchange. The company expects a $128 million loss for 2026 YTD. The company, founded in 2018 by […]
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Nokia has launched Cognitive Operations (CO), a platform that unifies mission-critical communications, accelerated edge computing, and operational AI for industries where failure in field operations is not an option. CO […]
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High-end routing and aggregation equipment revenue grew 25% y-o-y in Q2, says Dell’Oro, driven by stronger demand across all regions and customer segments. Notably, vendor direct sales revenue to cloud […]
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High End Routing and Aggregation equipment revenue grew 25% YoY in Q2, says Dell’Oro, driven by stronger demand across all regions and customer segments. Notably, vendor direct sales revenue to […]
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ROHM has developed the “SDR01 Series” of high anti-surge chip resistors, delivering a class-leading rated power of 0.33W in the 0402 (1005 Metric) size. Designed for electronic equipment where mounting […]
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ROHM has developed the ‘SDR01 Series‘ of high anti-surge chip resistors, delivering a class-leading rated power of 0.33W in the 0402 (1005 metric) size. Designed for electronic equipment where mounting […]
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TechWorks celebrated its 30th anniversary with the first TechWorks Semiconductors to Systems Summit (S2S26) in London. And it is calling for greater collaboration within the industry to turn UK technology […]
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