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Academia, defence and business jump starting nanoelectronics
The nano electronics market is strengthening on the back of a raft of new technologies and products such as mobile wireless devices, the internet of things (IoT) and cloud... More
Jul 16, 2018 By Nnamdi Anyadike

What's all this Internet-of-Water drip-feed about – anyhow?
A water management system dubbed the Internet of Water and being trialed in Flanders could help control water quality and improve supply, something UK water utilities might find... More
Jul 13, 2018 By Paul Whytock

Bacteria on a ingestible microchip could one day detect cancer and other ailments
Genetically engineered bacteria that can detect bleeding in the stomach and potentially other gastrointestinal problems have been combined with electronics that convert the... More
Jul 12, 2018 By Rob Coppinger

Technological fix driving onboard Ethernet communication
With laptop in hand you are about to set off on your train, metro, bus or tram journey home hoping to get some work done using the onboard Ethernet. What you don’t know is the... More
Jul 9, 2018 By Nnamdi Anyadike

The memristor, a resistor with a memory, could replace the transistor
Memristors are simpler than transistors, smaller, use less energy, can alter their resistance and remember previous states which could lead to computers that use less power, never... More
Jul 6, 2018 By Rob Coppinger

What's all this robo-surgery stitch-up about - anyhow?
Being served drinks by a robot in a glittering high-tech bar is one thing but would you want one operating autonomously on one of your major organs? Mercifully, the... More
Jul 5, 2018 By Paul Whytock

'Smart factory' - the key to Industrial Revolution 4.0
The fourth industrial revolution is fast becoming a reality in many parts of the developed world. And as this revolution comes into being, manufacturing is being transformed with... More
Jul 2, 2018 By Nnamdi Anyadike

Can ARM-based Thin Clients Provide a Secure Alternative to Windows Desktops?
Do the challenges presented by the disclosure of the Meltdown and Spectre exploits remain locked into the usual bug-patch-repeat dynamic? Do businesses have a choice beyond... More
Jun 29, 2018 By Christian Cawley

Smartphone app developed to detect fake or failing flash memory
How long it takes for a memory microchip to delete data is to be used to detect fake or failing flash memory with a smartphone app expected next year. The electronics industry... More
Jun 28, 2018 By Rob Coppinger

Robust electronic relays boosting connections for industrial and railway applications
The market for robust relay modules is growing rapidly on the back of rising demand from heavy duty industrial and infrastructural applications. Relays come in a variety of styles... More
Jun 27, 2018 By Nnamdi Anyadike

Advancement in Neuromorphic computing with nanoscale devices that acts like a neuron
Neuromorphic computing, electronic devices that imitate the processes of the human brain for faster, more energy efficient, computation could have come one step closer with the... More
Jun 22, 2018 By Rob Coppinger

What's all this game-changing MRAM gizmo-tech about - anyway?
MRAM (magnetoresistive random-access memory) technology has been around for the past 30 years but recent developments could make it the go-to memory tech. Why is that? The major... More
Jun 20, 2018 By Paul Whytock

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