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What do you do when the worst nightmare hits? That’s a question that 3D Plus faced when the 8 Gigabit DDR3 x32 DRAM component it was using for avionic and aerospace applications was discontinued.

The Internet of Things, or IoT, is leading to profound changes in both the consumer and industry sectors. Manufacturers are looking to offer battery-powered, long range and low power IoT solutions to achieve both indoor and outdoor connectivity.

Scientists at the US Department of Energy’s (DOE) Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) are developing computer simulation codes to boost microchip production through the use of plasma – an electrically charged state of matter pivotal in fusion research.

Nanotechnology firm Chiral announced it has secured $3.8 million in funding, pioneering the integration of nanomaterials into electronic devices.

In the world of computing, one of the greatest industry-wide trends is the shift towardsartificial intelligence (AI) computing on the Edge. Promising lower latency and superiorsecurity, Edge AI is set to enable real-time inference for mission-critical applicationslike automotive, medical, and aerospace and defence.

Renesas announced the development of embedded processor technology that enables higher speeds and lower power consumption in microprocessor units (MPUs) that realise advanced vision AI.

IDTechEx discusses its latest findings in advanced semiconductor packaging trends in AI and HPC.

Intel Corp.has inaugurated its Intel Foundry, positioning it as a more sustainable systems foundry enterprise tailored for the AI era.

A looming artefact of the pandemic, the global chip shortage, seems to be easing up; demand for consumer products like smartphones and games consoles has dropped and chip sales have slowed due to increased inflation. But are we out of the woods just yet?

Nvidia's H100 microchips projected to consume over 13,000 GWH in 2024, surpassing energy consumption of entire nations like Georgia and Costa Rica.