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EU Consortium is accepting design proposals
A new European Union consortium created to accelerate the development of next-generation, Edge-AI technologies is installing cleanroom tools and gearing up to design, evaluate, test, and fabricate new circuits from across Europe.
New chip opens door to AI computing at light speed
Engineers at the University of Pennsylvania have made an advancement in the field of AI with the development of a chip that leverages light waves for computation, rather than traditional electricity.
SemiQon, CMC partner on silicon quantum computing
SemiQonfrom Finland, and Canada’s CMC Microsystemsannounce a collaboration agreement to advance silicon-based quantum processor technology.
Funding boost for chips that could help to fuel AI advancements
New funding and support has been unveiled to back British scientists working on chip development, which could power advancements in AI and underpin the technologies needed to reach net zero.
Electronic Specifier’s top news from CES 2024
Electronic Specifier takes a look at some of the top announcements to come from CES 2024, in Las Vegas.
Human tissue-on-chip is changing the way drugs are developed
In a move set to transform the realm of drug development, the University of Rochester has taken a significant leap in human tissue-on-chip technology.
Optalysys partners with Google HEIR to trial photonic computing tech
Optalysys, a company enabling the future of secure computing, has partnered with Google HEIR to integrate its photonic processing technology into HEIR’s compiler toolchain for Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE).
Keysight releases benchtop system for AI and data centres
Keysight Technologies introduces theInterconnect and Network Performance Tester 800GE Benchtop, a new multiport, multi-user, and multi-speed portable design and validation platform that tests artificial intelligence (AI), high-performance computing (HPC), data centre interconnects (DCI), and network infrastructure.
Absolutely buzzing: how biotracking is saving our pollinators
A team from the University of Oxford have been investigating the decline in insect populations and the impact this is having on our ecosystem.Biotracking technologyis a system of tracking insect movements and behaviours on a large scale by using a combination of radar, optical systems, and miniature chips to monitor insects like bees.
Lauterbach and Kernkonzept enable virtualised RISC-V systems
Lauterbach and Kernkonzept enable architects of virtualised software systems to start development and testing on future RISC-V platforms even before corresponding System-on-Chips (SoCs) are available in silicon.