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The recent announcement of Windows 11 and Intel’s development of increased hardware security demonstrate how hardware security will continue to grow in importance. What challenges does software security face, how are Intel and Windows 11 taking advantage of ha...
Over the years, computers and data science methodologies have increased significantly within the chemical sciences (and the more expansive application areas associated with chemicals). A lot of this has centred around theoretical chemistry, molecular simulatio...
By Liam Critchley | 20-07-2021
Side-channel attacks on semiconductor technology are nothing new and were first documented in the mid-1990s by cryptography expert Paul Kocher. Back then they were extremely tricky to perform well because measuring equipment had nowhere near the sophistication...
Semiconductors | By Paul Whytock | 14-07-2021
Intel and AMD have recently announced that they will be the first customers of TSMCs 3nm process that is about to enter risk production. Why is Intel looking towards TSMC for 3nm devices, what details are known about TSMCs 3nm, and why are process node numbers...
By Robin Mitchell | 13-07-2021
Recently, researchers from Stanford have demonstrated a new flexible artificial skin that integrates up to 40,000 transistors per square cm of material. What challenges do flexible electronics face, what have the researchers demonstrated, and could this be the...
By Sam Brown | 12-07-2021
IoT technology has begun to mature, but the release of newer devices is seeing many older devices either discarded or resold. What historic problems have IoT devices faced, why are older IoT devices a potential security threat, and how can engineers combat the...
IoT | By Robin Mitchell | 12-07-2021
IoT technology has begun to mature, but the release of newer devices is seeing many older devices either discarded or resold. What historic problems have IoT devices faced, why are older IoT devices a potential security threat, and how can engineers combat the...
Security | By Robin Mitchell | 12-07-2021
COVID has changed our world forever. As we start to adjust to the new realities of life, many areas will be different. One particular aspect to consider is Human Machine Interfaces (HMI). Over the past decade or so, touchscreens have become increasingly popula...
By Mark Patrick | 09-07-2021
Very small and compact implantable medical devices (IMDs), that have wireless capabilities, are currently in demand for a range of healthcare monitoring applications. There is a particular interest in developing IMDs that can record neuronal activity by taking...
By Liam Critchley | 07-07-2021
As society tries to fade away from traditional fossil fuel energy systems towards greener, renewable solutions, there are a number of different options that have presented themselves (some of which are commercially feasible, others which aren’t). Fuel cells ha...
By Liam Critchley | 05-07-2021
If driverless cars are to become a reality they will have to have the same sight and sound abilities as humans. Until now we have heard plenty about technological breakthroughs regarding sight systems for the autonomous cars of the future but very little about...
By Paul Whytock | 28-06-2021
Smart Motorways are supposed to answer the increasing demand on British motorways, but the truth is that using Smart Technology is not always smart. So what are smart motorways, what problems have they encountered, and why has it taken an environmental lawsuit...
By Robin Mitchell | 25-06-2021