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Transistors: the tiny parts running everything
Transistors may be small, but they’re the reason modern electronics work. This video breaks down how these tiny components ...
Atomic-scale imperfections in graphene transistors generate unique wireless fingerprints that cannot be copied or predicted, ...
The Brighterside of News on MSN
Scientists use atomic switches to reliably connect individual molecules to electrodes
Electronics keep shrinking, but silicon is starting to run into physical limits. To go smaller, researchers are turning to ...
Cerebras’ giant chip and other advances in 2025 reflect a post-Moore’s-law shift toward parallel computing and broader AI ...
Most companies position CTOs as service providers to marketing and sales instead of strategic partners. You’re getting ...
A new microchip-sized device could dramatically accelerate the future of quantum computing. It controls laser frequencies ...
Morning Overview on MSN
Scientists map how to steer light at the atomic scale with polaritons
Physicists are learning to treat light not as an untouchable beam that simply passes through matter, but as something that ...
China is requiring chipmakers to use at least 50% domestically made equipment for adding new capacity, three people familiar ...
If Intel does land an external customer for 14A, which is scheduled to enter risk production in 2027 and high-volume production in 2028, that customer win may very well be announced in 2026.
Polymer thin-film optical cavities boost the magnetic sensing sensitivity of nanodiamond quantum sensors nearly fivefold ...
Khaleej Times on MSN
China mandates 50% domestic equipment rule for chipmakers, sources say
The mandate is one of the most significant measures Beijing has introduced to wean itself off reliance on foreign technology.
China is requiring chipmakers to use at least 50% locally manufactured equipment for adding new capacity, Reuters reported, ...
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