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Arkansas Research Institute for Electronics Systems launched (opens the original)
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Arkansas Research Institute for Electronics Systems launched The Arkansas Research Institute for Electronics Systems (ARIES) has been launched, with the aim to develop, produce and deploy next-generation power electronics, microelectronics and semiconductors that thrive in the most challenging environments. Bringing together University of Arkansas (UA) researchers with track records of success in federal and industry collaboration, ARIES will advance research, innovation, workforce development a
UK launches Semiconductor Catapult to strengthen sovereign capabilities in AI hardware and defense (opens the original)
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UK launches Semiconductor Catapult to strengthen sovereign capabilities in AI hardware and defense Aiming to strengthen its supply chains and accelerate semiconductor technologies from concept to reality, the UK has launched Semiconductor Catapult, which provides customers with access to UK semiconductor supply chain integration, design, system test and validation, delivering long-term economic benefit to the UK. Following publication of the UK Government’s AI Hardware Plan, to address a critica
Navitas awarded ALATTIS US Army project to develop 10kV power semiconductors (opens the original)
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Navitas awarded ALATTIS US Army project to develop 10kV power semiconductors Gallium nitride (GaN) and silicon carbide (SiC) power semiconductor firm Navitas Semiconductor Corp of Torrance, CA, USA has been awarded the ALATTIS (Accelerated, Large-Area, 10kV SiC IGBT) program to develop next-generation 10kV silicon carbide (SiC) power semiconductor technology. Navitas says that, following a competitive evaluation, the US Army selected it from among leading US silicon carbide technology companies
Silicon photonics and InP photonic integrated circuit market to grow to $48bn by 2036 (opens the original)
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Photonic integrated circuits (PICs) use manufacturing processes developed for the semiconductor industry to miniaturize complex optical functionality onto a chip. PICs offer significant advantages over electronic ICs. Since light travels about 3x faster than electricity, PICs can transmit data with much higher throughput. Propagation losses are also typically much smaller compared to resistance losses in electronic ICs. These attributes allow photonic waveguides to achieve up to ten times better
Fraunhofer IAF develops broadband distributed amplifier MMIC for data centers, measurement systems and sensors (opens the original)
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Fraunhofer IAF develops broadband distributed amplifier MMIC for data centers, measurement systems and sensors Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Solid State Physics IAF of Freiburg, Germany has developed a broadband distributed amplifier monolithic microwave integrated circuit (MMIC) chip suitable for use in data centers, measurement systems and sensors. Modern data centers, high-precision measurement systems and high-resolution radar sensors rely on extremely broadband amplifier chips that featu
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