Category: Appliances and Electronics

Lumex chips bring advanced AI to mobile devices

Lumex Chips: Transforming Mobile Devices with Advanced AI Capabilities In the ever-evolving landscape of mobile technology, the demand for devices equipped with powerful artificial intelligence capabilities continues to surge. Addressing this need, Lumex chips have emerged as a game-changer, bringing advanced AI functionalities to mobile devices like never before. Built for 3-nanometer nodes, Lumex chips […]

World’s first quantum computer built with silicon chips found in laptops launched

World’s First Quantum Computer Built with Silicon Chips Found in Laptops Launched A UK startup has made a revolutionary advancement after delivering the world’s first full-stack quantum computer built with silicon chips commonly found in laptops. This groundbreaking achievement has the potential to reshape the landscape of computing as we know it. The company, QuantumLeap […]

Apple notifies French users after commercial spyware threats surge

“Apple Notifies French Users After Commercial Spyware Threats Surge” In a recent development, French users of Apple devices have been put on high alert following a surge in commercial spyware threats. The French national cybersecurity agency has highlighted the prevalence of complex attacks, often leveraging zero-day or zero-click vulnerabilities, in a series of notifications sent […]

Engineers use electric fields to form high-performance circuits beyond silicon limits

Engineers Harness Electric Fields to Create High-Performance Circuits Surpassing Silicon Limits Transistors, the fundamental building blocks of digital logic, are now being made just a few atoms thick to keep up with the demand for faster, more efficient electronic devices. However, as silicon transistors approach their physical limits, engineers are exploring new frontiers to push […]

New nano switch channels excitons at room temperature, unlocks faster, cooler computing

New Nano Switch Channels Excitons at Room Temperature, Unlocks Faster, Cooler Computing University of Michigan engineers have created a new nanostructure that can guide and stop excitons at room temperature, paving the way for faster and cooler computing. Excitons, which are quasiparticles consisting of an electron and an electron hole bound together, are crucial for […]

New light-based chip pushes AI tasks 100-fold while cutting electricity use

New Light-Based Chip Pushes AI Tasks 100-Fold While Cutting Electricity Use Artificial intelligence is becoming a backbone of modern technology, from facial recognition to translation apps. As AI continues to advance and expand its capabilities, the demand for more powerful and energy-efficient hardware to support these tasks is growing exponentially. In response to this need, […]

Light squeezed beyond limits: New nanostructures extend the life of terahertz devices

Light squeezed beyond limits: New nanostructures extend the life of terahertz devices Can you squeeze light into a space hundreds of times smaller than its natural wavelength? The answer is yes, and this revolutionary concept is paving the way for groundbreaking advancements in the field of terahertz technology. Terahertz radiation, located between microwaves and infrared […]

Pixel Care+ launches for Pixel, Fitbit, and Pixel Watch devices

Introducing Pixel Care+: The Ultimate Device Protection Plan In the fast-paced world of technology, our devices have become an indispensable part of our daily lives. From staying connected with loved ones to managing our schedules and even monitoring our health and fitness, smartphones and smartwatches play a crucial role. With the launch of Pixel Care+ […]

Computing at the thinnest scale: The race to atomic-layer devices

Computing at the Thinnest Scale: The Race to Atomic-Layer Devices In the realm of technology and innovation, the race towards atomic-layer devices is gaining momentum. A key player in this accelerating journey is the concept of computing at the thinnest scale. Ellie Gabel, a prominent figure in the field, sheds light on how this approach […]

Breathing room for quantum chips: Study shows noisy links can still scale systems

Breathing Room for Quantum Chips: Study Shows Noisy Links Can Still Scale Systems For years, the biggest hurdle in quantum computing has been scale. While quantum processors can perform incredibly complex calculations at speeds that surpass classical computers, the challenge lies in maintaining the delicate quantum states required for these calculations as more qubits are […]

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