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RSS IEEE Spectrum Computing

  • Intel Is All-In on Backside Power Delivery June 8, 2023
    There’s a lot of risk in deploying new technology for cutting-edge computer chips. So Intel executives were understandably cautious in executing a plan that next year simultaneously introduces both a new transistor—RibbonFET—and a new way of powering it—PowerVia.To take some of the risk out of this high-wire act, the company has built and tested processor […]
    Samuel K. Moore
  • Nvidia Spools Up Quantum Jet-Engine Simulations June 7, 2023
    Simulating how air and gases flow through a jet engine is one of the most challenging computing problems in engineering. Engineers at Rolls-Royce think quantum computers could give these calculations a significant boost. So they’ve collaborated with Nvidia to simulate the largest ever quantum circuit for computational fluid dynamics (CFD). With scores of fan blades […]
    Edd Gent
  • Application of WiPL-D Pro CAD to Flexible Antennas June 7, 2023
    This whitepaper demonstrates the application of a new powerful Wrap command of WiPL-D Pro CAD EM simulator which enables the analysis of flexible and wearable circuits. Download this free whitepaper now!The Wrap command is versatile, user friendly and allows simple and effective transformation of flat sheet bodies to bodies wrapped over arbitrary complex developable surfaces. […]
    WIPL-D
  • Explainer: Why No-Code Software Isn't Just For Developers June 5, 2023
    Dina Genkina: Hi. I’m Dina Genkina for IEEE Spectrum‘s Fixing the Future. This episode is brought to you by IEEE Explore. The digital library with over 6 million pieces of the world’s best technical content. In the November issue of IEEE Spectrum, one of our most popular stories was about code that writes its own […]
    Dina Genkina
  • IoT Sentinels Poised for Cardio Emergencies June 2, 2023
    This article is part of our exclusive IEEE Journal Watch series in partnership with IEEE Xplore.Heart disease and stroke are the world’s two leading causes of death. And yet both can be agonizingly difficult to detect, leading to their notorious reputation as silent killers. Early diagnosis of heart disease–which includes complications such as heart attacks […]
    Michelle Hampson

RSS IEEE Spectrum Semiconductors

  • Intel Is All-In on Backside Power Delivery June 8, 2023
    There’s a lot of risk in deploying new technology for cutting-edge computer chips. So Intel executives were understandably cautious in executing a plan that next year simultaneously introduces both a new transistor—RibbonFET—and a new way of powering it—PowerVia.To take some of the risk out of this high-wire act, the company has built and tested processor […]
    Samuel K. Moore
  • Meet the Forksheet: Imec’s In-Between Transistor May 25, 2023
    The most advanced manufacturers of computer processors are in the middle of the first big change in device architecture in a decade—the shift from finFETs to nanosheets. Another 10 years should bring about another fundamental change, where nanosheet devices are stacked atop each other to form complementary FETs (CFETs), capable of cutting the size of […]
    Samuel K. Moore
  • Keeping Moore’s Law Going Is Getting Complicated May 24, 2023
    There was a time, decades really, when all it took to make a better computer chip were smaller transistors and narrower interconnects. That time’s long gone now, and although transistors will continue to get a bit smaller, simply making them so is no longer the point. The only way to keep up the exponential pace […]
    Samuel K. Moore
  • U.S. Universities Are Building a New Semiconductor Workforce May 13, 2023
    The CHIPS and Science Act, aimed at kick-starting chip manufacturing in the United States, only began taking requests for pieces of its US $50 billion in March, but chipmakers were already gearing up beforehand. Memory and storage chipmaker Micron announced as much as $100 billion for a new plant in upstate New York. Taiwan Semiconductor […]
    Prachi Patel
  • Linking Chips With Light For Faster AI April 13, 2023
    Stephen Cass: Hi, I’m Stephen Cass, for IEEE Spectrum’s Fixing the Future. This episode is brought to you by IEEE Xplore, the digital library with over 6 million pieces of the world’s best technical content. Today I have with me our own Samuel K. Moore, who has been covering the semiconductor beat pretty intensely for […]
    Samuel K. Moore

RSS ESA Telecom

  • First Triton-X satellite starts journey for inaugural flight June 5, 2023
    The first satellite developed under the Triton-X multi-mission platform programme for low Earth orbit is on its way to be integrated onto the launcher for its inaugural flight.
  • Beam-hopping JoeySat launched May 20, 2023
    An advanced broadband satellite that will demonstrate next-generation 5G connectivity by providing high-speed internet services has launched into space.
  • How space will help football fans to celebrate sport May 8, 2023
    Millions of supporters avidly follow football clubs across Europe, from Manchester United to Bayern Munich. Now ESA is partnering with UEFA to use space to help ensure the safety of football fans and the sustainability of the sport – as well as exploring other ways in which space can help promote football.
  • How security in space helps Europe to cope with crises on Earth April 26, 2023
    Keeping information and infrastructure secure is essential in a proposed rapid and resilient space-based system that will enable European governments to respond to crises caused by climate change as well as malicious attacks on power supplies and other vital services.
  • Beam-hopping JoeySat ready for launch April 6, 2023
    An advanced broadband satellite that will provide high-speed internet connectivity from low Earth orbit is on its way to the launch pad.

RSS NASA Education

RSS IEEE Spectrum Telecom

  • Application of WiPL-D Pro CAD to Flexible Antennas June 7, 2023
    This whitepaper demonstrates the application of a new powerful Wrap command of WiPL-D Pro CAD EM simulator which enables the analysis of flexible and wearable circuits. Download this free whitepaper now!The Wrap command is versatile, user friendly and allows simple and effective transformation of flat sheet bodies to bodies wrapped over arbitrary complex developable surfaces. […]
    WIPL-D
  • Explore PCIe 6.0 Electrical Testing for High Data May 30, 2023
    With the demands of advanced applications from mobile phones to supercomputers, PCIe 6.0 meets the needs of the future. Learn about PCIe 6.0 Electrical Testing.
    Cadence
  • NASA’s Laser Link Boasts Record-Breaking 200-Gb/s Speed May 29, 2023
    A group of researchers from NASA, MIT, and other institutions have achieved the fastest space-to-ground laser-communication link yet, doubling the record they set last year. With data rates of 200 gigabits per second, a satellite could transmit more than 2 terabytes of data—roughly as much as 1,000 high-definition movies—in a single 5-minute pass over a […]
    Charles Q. Choi
  • How to Achieve Open, AI Native 6G Networks May 25, 2023
    One of the clearest pictures we have of future 6G networks is that they will be AI-based and leverage open interfaces. In order to accommodate the complexity and low-latency targets expected for 6G networks AI will be both a requisite service and application. It will mark a change from the Internet of Things to an […]
    Keysight
  • Could These Bills Endanger Encrypted Messaging? May 24, 2023
    Billions of people around the world use a messaging app equipped with end-to-end encryption, such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or Signal. In theory, end-to-end encryption means that only the sender and receiver hold the keys they need to decrypt their message. Not even an app’s owners can peek in.In the eyes of some encryption proponents, this […]
    Rahul Rao