Korean research institute Kaist has found a way to develop a one trillion edge graph algorithm on a single computer without storing the graph in the main memory or on disc. ‘Develop’ is the important word here, as the research covers honing algorithms on synthetic data sets rather than on real big data. “Graphs are ...
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PsiQuantum, which aims to build a 1 million-plus qubit quantum computer, and Globalfoundries are now manufacturing the silicon photonic and electronic chips that form the foundation of the PsiQuantum system. The companies say they can manufacture core quantum components, such as single-photon sources and single-photon detectors, with precision and in volume, using standard semiconductor manufacturing processes. The ...
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IBM has announced development of a semiconductor process using a 2nm GAA transistor which delivers a transistor density of 333 million transistors per square millimeter (MTr/mm2). The process, compared to 7nm, improves performance by 45% at the same power, or 75% energy at the same performance.compared to modern 7nm processors. The 3-stack GAA transistor has ...
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On Semiconductor announced 1,200V SiC diodes with automotive AECQ101 and industrial qualification at virtual PCIM. Of the diodes, On said: “The new design improves on the first generation SiC diodes thanks to a smaller die size and lower capacitance. NVDSH20120C, NDSH20120C, NVDSH50120C, and NDSH50120C deliver a lower forward voltage drop and a 4x increase in ...
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Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Yanmar Power Technology and Japan Engine Corporation have got together to develop hydrogen fuelled marine engines for ocean-going and coastal vessels towards establishing a world-leading position in hydrogen engine technologies. With the growing need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, marine engines are expected to transition to various alternative fuels in the coming ...
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Oxbotica and Navtech have launched Terran360, an all-weather radar localisation solution for industrial autonomous vehicles, with the pioneering technology typically accurate to <10cm on any vehicle, in any environment. Combining Navtech’s FMCW radar sensor and Oxbotica’s autonomy software platform, Terran360 is a new offering to the off-road autonomy market. It utilises a single long-range, high-definition ...
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In 2020, the semiconductor industry marked its third year in the last four of double-digit expansion, says Omdia. 2020 semiconductor revenue grew 10.4% in 2020 over 2019 to finish at $473.3 billion, says Omdia in its Semiconductor Competitive Landscape Tool (CLT). The last three months of 2020 were the best quarter ever recorded for semiconductor revenue, ...
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TechWorks is now accepting award applications for the 2021 TechWorks Awards Ceremony, which celebrate excellence within the technology industry. The organisation is looking to recognise organisations who have achieved significant business improvement through development of new products, processes, operational excellence market innovation and outstanding performance within the last year. This year, the awards are split ...
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Afdec reports a March uptick in Bookings and Billings activity as components customers realign their order book in-line with extending manufacturer lead-times. Total Monthly Billings (Net Sales Invoiced less Credits) in March ’21 increased by 35% when compared to the previous month and by 11% when compared to the same month 2020. Overall Bookings (Net Sales ...
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Power Integrations is aiming at railway traction with a set of gate drivers for 130 x 140mm IGBT modules from manufacturers including Infineon, Mitsubishi, Hitachi and ABB. Numbered 1SP063xxxx1R, the drivers match the footprint of single-channel IHM IGBT-modules with 1.2 to 1.4kA outputs and 3.3kV blocking voltage. There are three boards in the set: the ...
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