02/02/2021
The integration of graphene into the semiconductor industry requires a deep understanding of how this material behaves, how to manipulate it in a fabrication environment and how to employ existing processes to maximise the unique properties of graphene.
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21/01/2021
Is Moore's Law dead, dying or in rude health? It depends who you ask. In turn, it depends on how they are applying the ruler when it comes to measuring the scaling factors as semiconductor processes move down the nanometre curve.
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12/01/2021
Twenty years ago, Nvidia was squarely focused on one thing: 3D graphics.
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14/12/2020
5G is still in the early stages of its rollout but the attention in R&D is now on the next generation to come, even if its launch may be some way off.
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03/12/2020
Deep learning has an energy problem. Model sizes have been spiralling up, and doing so at an increasing rate as users exploit cloud servers armed with graphics processing units to crunch the numbers.
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30/11/2020
Set up to support businesses coping with the Covid-19 pandemic, Neil Tyler looks at the impact of NPL’s ‘Measurement 4 Recovery’ scheme.
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25/11/2020
Deep learning has an energy problem. Model sizes have been spiralling up, and doing so at an increasing rate as users exploit cloud servers armed with graphics processing units to crunch the numbers.
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20/08/2020
With the rise of AI and machine learning are we prepared for a new type of warfare? By Neil Tyler
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17/06/2020
State-of-the-art wireless and computing technologies are demanding greater innovation when it comes to test & measurement, as Sebastian Richter explains to New Electronics.
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20/05/2020
The use of artificial intelligence (AI), including machine learning (ML) and deep learning techniques (DL), is poised to become a transformational force in healthcare.
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05/05/2020
Lithium-ion batteries are popular because they have a number of important advantages.They’re lighter when compared to other types of rechargeable battery and lithium, being highly reactive, can store a lot of energy in its atomic bonds.
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20/04/2020
In recent years, some in the cyber world recognise that there is a lot to learn from the biological world when protecting systems against viruses.
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14/04/2020
Could the days of the hard computer chip be numbered? Covered in transistors and other semi-conducting elements, these rigid devices likewise render the devices in which they are found similarly inflexible.
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11/03/2020
With devices getting smarter and intelligence now becoming an essential element in homes, vehicles, and workspaces, what’s referred to as the Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) is fast becoming a fact.
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18/02/2020
The very fabric of our business and personal lives is inextricably linked to two important forces: data and energy.
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31/01/2020
Chris Edwards examines why chipmakers are looking to the third dimension to continue scaling.
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14/01/2020
When we look to define innovation we tend to focus on how it helps to create value from ideas.
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26/11/2019
Through the emergence of open source software and low cost development boards, we have already witnessed what can be described as a ‘democratisation’ of electronics.
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26/11/2019
Twenty years ago the gate array began to fade from the world of electronics.
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28/10/2019
Affective computing is a branch of computer science that creates user interfaces with a more intuitive touch.
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24/09/2019
Three years after its launch into Earth orbit, a Chinese satellite has steadily been extending the reach of an encryption technology that is practically unbreakable.
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12/09/2019
It may be nothing more than a short-lived fad. But the rapid ascendance of machine learning in computing since deep learning became practical has pushed hardware development in a new direction that could have a major effect on how computer designers think about memory.
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19/08/2019
If you want to send a high-data rate signal more than a few centimetres optical is the smartest choice. At least that is the case if you look at the big picture. Optical wins every time in a straight shootout of energy per bit and bit density.
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13/08/2019
The US, China, Russia and the UK are among a growing number of countries that are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning as they look to develop a new generation of advanced weapons system.
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01/08/2019
Are we, as Hyoun Park suggests, seeing the death of ‘Big Data’ with the emergence of the multi-cloud era?
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