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Amazon announces Ocelot bosonic quantum chip
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has unveiled its groundbreaking first-generation superconducting quantum device named Ocelot, boasting a scalable architecture that could potentially slash the need for error correction by up to 90 percent. This development is seen as a crucial step towards the...
Renesas certifies three microcontroller families for CRA European cyber resilience
Renesas Electronics has recently achieved certification for three families of microcontrollers to the PSA Level 1 standard, ensuring compliance with the upcoming European Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). This certification is a significant milestone as the CRA is set to come into effect...
Magnetism lab advances medical sensor development
The University of Glasgow has recently unveiled a cutting-edge medical magnetics research lab dedicated to sensor development. This state-of-the-art facility, costing £250,000, features a bespoke magnetically shielded room called MuRoom. The MuRoom is designed to eliminate any magnetic interference from external sources,...
Rohm collaborates on GaN TOLL packaging
Rohm has recently announced a collaboration with a Chinese assembly and test provider to develop 650V GaN HEMT power transistors in the innovative TOLL (TO-LeadLess) package. This partnership aims to enhance the packaging technology, which plays a crucial role in reducing on-resistance...
Antennas for Sports Tracking
Novocomms, a UK-based antennas specialist, has developed cutting-edge technology utilizing ultra-high band frequencies specifically designed for sports applications, enabling real-time tracking of players and balls. The company's design engineers in Birmingham tackled the challenge of constructing antennas capable of producing high-rate pulses...
Europe Clears Nokia’s $2.3bn Infinera AI Takeover
The European Commission has given the green light to Nokia's acquisition of US competitor Infinera for $2.3 billion, just in time before the deal is expected to be finalized. This move will result in the creation of a powerhouse in the optical...
Anagram secures funding for AI-era human security
Anagram, a cybersecurity company, has successfully secured $10 million in Series A funding to develop a groundbreaking human-driven security platform. The primary goal of this platform is to embed security practices into everyday behavior, addressing the shortcomings of traditional security awareness training...
OnSemis restructuring plan to cut 2,400 jobs
On Semiconductor Corp., a power and sensing chip company, has recently announced a restructuring plan that involves cutting approximately 2,400 jobs, which accounts for about 9 percent of its workforce in 2025. This move comes as no surprise, as the company had...
PsiQuantum reveals quantum chips with PsiCube cooling
PsiQuantum has unveiled the intricate details of its photonic quantum chips and innovative cooling system, which are set to power a groundbreaking quantum computer boasting a staggering one million qubits. The Omega quantum photonic chipset, meticulously designed for utility-scale quantum computing, is...
SkyWater reports loss as Q4 sales decline
SkyWater Technology Inc., a semiconductor foundry based in Bloomington, Minnesota, recently disclosed a net loss of U$0.7 million for the fourth quarter of 2024, with sales revenue amounting to US$75.5 million. This marked a 20 percent decrease from the previous quarter, where...
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