Photonic AI chip processes data at the speed of light
11 March, 2026 by University of SydneyAussie researchers have built an ultra-compact nanophotonic AI chip that performs neural network calculations using light instead of electricity, enabling computation at the speed of light.
Leankon LK1830101 and LK1830201 SMD antennas
10 March, 2026 | Supplied by: LeankonThe Leankon LK1830101 and LK1830201 SMD antennas are designed to accommodate the spatial constraints of next-generation IoT applications.
Detecting ‘mouse bite’ defects in semiconductors
05 March, 2026 by David Nutt, Cornell UniversityCornell researchers have used advanced electron microscopy to identify atomic-scale ‘mouse bite’ defects in 3D transistors.
Leankon LK1810101 and LK1810601 Wi-Fi antennas
04 March, 2026 | Supplied by: LeankonLeankon has launched a line of Wi-Fi 7, Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth integrated antennas that deliver multi-frequency performance and reduce the complexity of wireless systems.
STMicroelectronics Stellar P3E automotive microcontroller
03 March, 2026 | Supplied by: STMicroelectronics Pty LtdThe Stellar P3E automotive microcontroller delivers flexible, real-time performance for safe, responsive applications from hybrid/EV systems to body zonal architectures.
Advantech ARK 3535 Edge AI controller
03 March, 2026 | Supplied by: Advantech Australia Pty LtdThe Advantech ARK 3535 Edge AI controller combines compact design, versatile I/O options and powerful AI computing to meet a range of industrial needs.
What does 'flexibility' actually look like?
25 February, 2026Researchers have published a study that provides experimental evidence linking the mechanical stiffness of organic semiconductor films to their electronic performance.
Red OLED microdisplay for energy-efficient AR/VR
18 February, 2026Researchers have developed a CMOS-based red OLED microdisplay with luminance and improved power efficiency, enabling compact AR/VR and industrial optical systems.
Next-gen semiconductor material for light-based electronics
12 February, 2026 by The University of EdinburghScientists from the University of Edinburgh have created a new type of material that could enable common electronic devices to work faster and use less energy.
Chip-scale optical amplifier enhances data and sensing
04 February, 2026Energy-efficient and small enough to fit in a smartphone, an optical amplifier developed at Stanford University could improve fibre-optic networks.
ADLINK Express-PTL COM module
14 January, 2026 | Supplied by: ADLINK Technology IncThe ADLINK Express-PTL COM module features advanced hybrid CPU architecture combined with 128 GB DDR5, thereby enhancing performance efficiency and responsiveness.
Quectel QSM368Z single board computer
18 December, 2025 | Supplied by: QuectelThe Quectel QSM368Z single board computer is designed to help accelerate intelligent device development and rapid prototyping.
Acromag XMC-ZU module series
18 December, 2025 | Supplied by: Metromatics Pty LtdThe Acromag XMC-ZU series of modules is designed for real-time processing, high-speed data acquisition and flexible plug-in I/O.
Organic transistor 'limitation' improves stability
18 December, 2025Researchers have shown that a longstanding organic transistor design limitation actually improves device stability, challenging conventional contact engineering approaches.
OLED circular polarisation is now electrically switchable
03 December, 2025Researchers have discovered a way to control left- or right-handed polarised light via charge balance in single chiral polymer.
