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On-chip quantum memory enables longer photon storage times

07 October, 2026 by Jeni Bushman, The Grainger College of Engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Researchers have developed a chip-based quantum memory for longer-term photon storage.


Electrical method could help detect extraterrestrial life

07 October, 2026

An AI-powered nanogap method can distinguish amino-acid forms, opening a path to compact electrical detectors to search for extraterrestrial life.


Research identifies hidden network latency bottlenecks

25 September, 2026

Researchers have identified hidden network latency bottlenecks, revealing where delays occur and offering new ways to pinpoint performance problems.


Novel semiconductor device enables low-voltage switching

23 September, 2026

A gallium oxide-based semiconductor device has demonstrated 0.8 V switching, marking a step towards more energy-efficient chip technologies.


Optical isolators integrated on silicon photonics chips

17 September, 2026

A new laser-annealing process integrates optical isolators directly onto silicon photonics chips, supporting more compact optical circuits for high-bandwidth applications.


Neuromorphic chip combines sensing, memory and processing

10 September, 2026 by Will Wright, RMIT University

A new neuromorphic vision chip integrates sensing, memory and processing in one system, enabling local data processing with potential energy savings.


Neousys POC-900 Series industrial computing platform

08 September, 2026 | Supplied by: Backplane Systems Technology Pty Ltd

The Neousys POC-900 Series is suitable for smart factory, robotics and industrial inspection environments where local processing helps reduce latency.


Backplane IBASE AGS104L IoT gateway edge computing system

03 September, 2026 | Supplied by: Backplane Systems Technology Pty Ltd

The IBASE AGS104L IoT gateway edge computing system provides a fanless computing platform for industrial automation, remote monitoring and distributed edge deployments.


Laser-patterned polymers enable novel surfaces for electronics

03 September, 2026 by Flinders University

A low-power laser process transforms sulfur-based polymers into functional reflective and water-repellent surfaces for potential use in electronics and optical devices.


Cyborg cockroaches carry electronics into disaster zones

03 September, 2026

UQ researchers have equipped cockroaches with lightweight electronics, cameras and injectors, creating cyborg rescue platforms for hard-to-reach disaster zones.


ASMPT SIPLACE V assembly platform

03 September, 2026 | Supplied by: ASMPT SMT Singapore Pte Ltd

The SIPLACE V assembly platform is designed to handle large and heavy high-performance BGAs, oversized circuit boards and highly miniaturised components.


Hardware implant exposes new risk in aircraft electronics

03 September, 2026 by Ioana Patringenaru, University of California San Diego

Computer science researchers developed and tested a device that, if plugged into a hardwired communications channel connecting two key flight computers, can take over communications between these computers.


FAULHABER 22GPT LN and 32GPT LN low-noise gearheads

03 September, 2026 | Supplied by: ERNTEC Pty Ltd

The 22GPT LN and 32GPT LN low-noise gearheads are suitable for demanding motion control applications requiring quiet operation without compromising torque output.


Hammond Electronics 1557 IP68 polycarbonate enclosures

01 September, 2026 | Supplied by: Hammond Electronics Pty Ltd

The 1557 IP68 polycarbonate enclosures from Hammond Electronics feature environmental sealing to protect the housed equipment against dust and water entry in dirty and damp environments.


How do you measure one-third of an electron?

20 August, 2026 by Nik Papageorgiou, EPFL

EPFL researchers have developed a graphene device that measures the tiny, fractional electric charges carried by some of the strangest objects in quantum physics.


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