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The new facility will help meet the current national shortfall of testing capacity for advanced microelectronics, including those used for commercial spaceflight, 5/6G wireless technology and autonomous vehicles, according to MSU.

Michigan State University (MSU) will build on its 60-year track record in accelerator-based nuclear physics leadership by refurbishing the history-making K500 cyclotron and installing it as the heart of a new chip-testing facility for next-generation semiconductor devices.

Firebaugh joined the Naval Academy’s faculty in 2001 as an assistant professor and has been associate provost for academic affairs since 2020.

The car industry is celebrating an increase in production as the chip shortage subsides, but it could be short-lived.

Rutgers is executing an exclusive license with Steg.AI, a startup based on artificial intelligence founded by an alumnus and professor.

Automakers Failing To Value Security - Risking Breaches By Underpaying White Hat Hackers

If you would like to start being involved in quantum computing and developing software for the next generation of computers currently under development.

Prominent cryptography researcher calls for urgency in upgrading cryptographic algorithms to ward off future code breaks by more powerful quantum computers

Silicon Valley's premier high-speed communications and system design event is set to bring together thousands of engineers and present the industry's most influential companies, including host sponsor

DesignCon keynote will discuss challenges of developing cryptography standards that withstand quantum computing attacks.