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China has unveiled a breakthrough in transistor technology with the development of a state-of-the-art 2D transistor that could revolutionize processor speeds and energy efficiency. Led by Professor Hailin Peng at Peking University, researchers have created a Gate-All-Around Field-Effect Transisto...
Read MoreQatar Airways Cargo has launched TechLift, a specialized air cargo solution designed to meet the unique transportation needs of the semiconductor industry. Featuring advanced technologies like real-time monitoring, shock-absorbing equipment, and priority loading, TechLift ensures the safe and eff...
Read MoreChina has introduced a groundbreaking innovation in energy storage: a miniature nuclear battery, the BV100, capable of powering devices for up to 100 years without recharging. Developed by Betavoltaic, this tiny battery uses nickel-63 as a power source and utilizes beta decay to produce a steady ...
Read MoreA team from the University of Glasgow has developed a longer-lasting, eco-friendly supercapacitor using gum kondagogu—an organic tree extract. This breakthrough not only boosts performance but also tackles e-waste by introducing biodegradable materials into electronics. The article explores the...
Read MoreUC Berkeley researchers have developed a jelly-like lithium-ion battery designed for soft robotics and wearable electronics. Using a hydrogel electrolyte and a zwitterionic polymer, the battery is flexible, self-healing, and can withstand cuts and bends—all while maintaining decent energy densi...
Read MoreSamsung Electro-Mechanics has secured a major deal to supply multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs) to Chinese EV giant BYD, signaling a shift in global automotive power dynamics. As BYD ramps up production to a staggering 55 million EVs, questions arise about how China scaled so quickly—and wha...
Read MoreGlasgow University spinout RX Watt has developed battery-free sensors for real-time monitoring in rail carriages. Powered wirelessly via radio waves, these retrofit-friendly sensors track temperature, vibration, and wear—eliminating the need for batteries or wired power. Successfully tested at ...
Read MoreChina’s new chip-origin rules target U.S. semiconductor exports by basing import duties on wafer fabrication location, undermining American chipmakers’ access to the Chinese market. While the U.S. scrambles with reactive policy, China’s long-term semiconductor strategy is paying off—posin...
Read MoreChinese researchers at Fudan University have unveiled RV32-WUJI, the most advanced 2D-material-based microprocessor to date, constructed from molybdenum disulfide (MoS₂) and just three atoms thick. Packing 5,931 transistors into a functional 32-bit RISC-V CPU, the chip demonstrates that 2D semi...
Read MoreQorvo recently published a blog on the importance of input linearity in RF receiver design, written with contributions from David Corman (Chief Systems Architect) and David Schnaufer (Corporate, Technical Marketing Manager). The original article explores how balancing input linearity with noise f...
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