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Electronics engineers successfully integrate MoS₂ transistors on a 200 mm wafer - Vimarsana News

Electronics engineers successfully integrate MoS₂ transistors on a 200 mm wafer

In recent years, electronics engineers have been trying to design increasingly sophisticated transistors that can be scaled down to smaller sizes. Given the limitations of conventional silicon-based field effect transistors ...

AI chips could get a sense of time with memristor that can be tuned - Vimarsana News

AI chips could get a sense of time with memristor that can be tuned

Artificial neural networks may soon be able to process time-dependent information, such as audio and video data, more efficiently. The first memristor with a "relaxation time" that can be tuned is reported today in Nature ...

Scientists have created an ultra resistant storage solution that can resist temperatures of 1100°F — shame that it will only be available in megabyte capacities for a foreseeable future - Vimarsana News

Scientists have created an ultra resistant storage solution that can resist temperatures of 1100°F — shame that it will only be available in megabyte capacities for a foreseeable future

It can run at peak temperature for over 60 hours

Swallowable sensor unfurls in stomach to monitor gut health - Vimarsana News

Swallowable sensor unfurls in stomach to monitor gut health

A ribbon of electrodes could nestle in the gut to help diagnose gastrointestinal diseases linked to Parkinson’s

Proposed Memory Solution Can Run At Up To 600°C, Fueling Potential Adoption In Servers - Vimarsana News

Proposed Memory Solution Can Run At Up To 600°C, Fueling Potential Adoption In Servers

With growing power demands, temperatures, those of the onboard memory, must be kept in line, and research presents a unique solution.