Overcoming magnetic disorder in quantum insulators
A Monash-led team has demonstrated that the breakdown in topological protection in quantum insulators is caused by magnetic disorder.
Electrically modulated light antennas for faster computer chips
Researchers have achieved electrically controlled modulation of light antennas, paving the way for ultra-fast active plasmonics and faster computer chips.
Solving the energy crisis: 5 battery technologies you should know about
The Battery Research and Innovation Hub at Deakin University's Institute for Frontier Materials is researching alternative battery technologies, to reduce waste and...
Electric reactor could cut industrial emissions
Researchers at Stanford Engineering have developed a new thermochemical reactor that can generate the immense heat needed for industrial processes using electricity instead...
MIT engineers design tiny batteries for powering cell-sized robots
These zinc-air batteries, smaller than a grain of sand, could help miniscule robots sense and respond to their environment.
iEi PPC2-CW156A-ADLP industrial panel PC
The iEi PPC2-CW156A-ADLP industrial panel PC features dual 2.5GbE LAN ports, four USB 3.2 Gen1...
FAULHABER BX4 IMC motion control system
The FAULHABER BX4 IMC motion control system offers an RS232 interface for PC or embedded master...
Australia's largest electronics expo returns to Sydney
Electronex, the annual electronics design and assembly expo, will return to Sydney on 19–20 June this year at Rosehill Gardens Event Centre.
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Gartner: Global AI chips revenue to grow 33% in 2024
Gartner has forecast that the revenue from AI semiconductors globally will total $71 billion in...
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Mouser opens customer service centre in Melbourne
Mouser Electronics has opened a customer service centre in Melbourne to support its customers...
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Global semiconductor market to grow 17% in 2024
Following an 11% decline in revenue in 2023, Gartner analysts are predicting an uptick for...
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Hidden semiconductor activity spotted by researchers
Researchers have discovered that the material that a semiconductor chip device is built on, called the substrate, responds to changes in electricity.
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Molecular coating technique boosts supercapacitors
Researchers have effectively boosted the capacity, lifespan and cost-effectiveness of a capacitor...
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Eco-friendly tungsten recovered from semiconductor waste
Researchers have developed an economically viable bioleaching process to extract rare metals from...
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Novel semiconductor tech paves the way for next-gen AI
Researchers have demonstrated that analog hardware using ECRAM devices can maximise the...
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Single-step 3D printing method to create tiny robots
The breakthrough enables the mechanical and electronic systems needed to operate a robot to be manufactured all at once.
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Research breakthrough in data centre interconnects
Researchers have combined nonlinear predistortion and digital resolution enhancement to overcome...
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Scientists enhance Bluetooth for more efficient data transmission
A team of researchers has developed a novel, more energy-efficient method for data transmission...
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Dark matter data retrieved from above the clouds
A recovery system developed by scientists enabled the retrieval of data from a NASA mission to...
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