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Logging in with the fridge handle

Logging in with the fridge handle

Researchers from ETH Zurich have investigated how everyday routines could be used for secure and user-friendly authentication – with no need for cumbersome passwordsA vision of the future: imagine you finish a long day of work and get back to your smart...

Published on: December 01, 2024

Cryogenic CMOS transistors set to boost quantum computing

Cryogenic CMOS transistors set to boost quantum computing

SemiQon Technologies (Espoo, Finland), a spin off from local research institute VTT, has announced the development of p- and n-type transistors capable of functioning efficiently at cryogenic temperatures.The transistors enable the creation of CMOS logic circuitry and can be manufactured in existing...

Published on: November 30, 2024

Top news in November

Top news in November

With Schneider ousting its CEO in a shock move, Samsung cutting staff in its foundry business and Atos selling off its supercomputer and quantum business, eeNews Europe in November had plenty of news about restructuring.While the Chinese owner of chip designer FTDI...

Published on: November 30, 2024

Scientists Link Quantum Processors With Real-Time Classical Connection

Scientists Link Quantum Processors With Real-Time Classical Connection

Researchers report they linked two 127-qubit quantum processors using a real-time classical connection, effectively creating a 142-qubit system capable of computations beyond the limits of a single processor – Quantum Insider, Matt SwayneLinking quantum computers together — referred to as modularity —...

Published on: November 30, 2024

Germany budgets for extra euro-billions in chip subsidies

Germany budgets for extra euro-billions in chip subsidies

The German government is planning to provide about an additional €2 billion in subsidies for chip manufacturing plants, according to reports by Bloomberg and Reuters.The German economics ministry published a call for chip companies to apply for new subsidies in mid-November, Reuters...

Published on: November 29, 2024

AdaCore encourages Ada, Spark for Advent of Code

AdaCore encourages Ada, Spark for Advent of Code

AdaCore is encouraging programmers to use the Ada or Spark formal languages to solve challenges throughout the Advent of Code this December.The Advent of Code has become a tradition since its inception in 2015. It starts on December 1st and runs until...

Published on: November 29, 2024

Quantum computer hardware market sees 30% annual growth

Quantum computer hardware market sees 30% annual growth

The quantum computing hardware market is forecast to grow 30% a year over the next twenty years to reach $10bn by 2045.A new report by IDTechX evaluates key technologies, companies, drivers for growth and adoption barriers across this emerging industry.Multiple competing quantum...

Published on: November 29, 2024

GaN boost from PCB packaged power project

GaN boost from PCB packaged power project

A project in the UK is developing packaged power functions such as a half bridge with pre-packaged gallium nitride (GaN) devices for lower cost, weight and size. The Pre-packaged Power devices for PCB Embedded Power (P3EP) project has been developing capabilities to support...

Published on: November 29, 2024

Lime taps CM5 for 5G basestation in a box MIMO

Lime taps CM5 for 5G basestation in a box MIMO

Lime Microsystems in the UK is using the latest Compute Module 5 (CM5) from Raspberry Pi to boost the performance of its 5G basestation in a boxThe LimeNET Micro 2.0 board is being upgraded from CM4 to the long awaited CM5, launched...

Published on: November 29, 2024

CEO interview: Charge-based in memory compute at Encharge AI

CEO interview: Charge-based in memory compute at Encharge AI

Naveen Verma, CEO of encharge.ai talks to eeNews Europe about its analog in memory compute technology for edge AI.US startup Encharge AI is reaching the next stage of its development of in-memory compute (IMC) for low power AI. The company has raised...

Published on: November 29, 2024