Smallest microchips yet folded from graphene
University of Sussex physicists have applied “nano-origami” to graphene to create a tiny object which behaves like a microchip. This
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Competition watchdog to investigate Nvidia acquisition of Arm
The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is inviting initial views ahead of the acquisition of Cambridge-based Arm by US
Read moreAnalog Signal
Analog signal is a continuous signal in which one time-varying quantity represents another time-based variable. These kind of signals works
Read moreMIT study suggests promise for non-silicon transistors
An MIT study has demonstrated that deterioration in the performance of InGaAs (indium gallium arsenide) transistors at small scales is
Read moreUK households revealed to be second worst in Europe for e-waste
Britons produce the second largest amount of e-waste per person in Europe, a study has found. In 2019 alone, there
Read morethe new microprocessors powering AI
Artificial intelligence is appearing everywhere, but normal CPUs are not efficient platforms for the technology. Efficiency will only come with
Read moreHeart disease detected by body-powered electronic rubber patch
Scientists have created a patch made from rubbery electronics that can be placed directly onto the heart to collect data
Read moreIntel to sell NAND chip business to SK Hynix
Intel has entered a deal to sell its NAND flash memory business to South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix for $9bn
Read more2D materials tailored to improve optical and electronic devices
Researchers have found that altering 2D materials could improve the capabilities of optical and electronic devices. The research, led by Shengxi
Read moreSMIC evaluating impacts of blacklisting by White House
China’s largest chipmaker, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC), is in discussions with the US Bureau of Industry and Security after
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