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It is expected that today's popular FinFET transistor design will give way to stacked nanosheet transistors in the coming years – for various design and technology reasons. TSMC plans to stick with FinFET for 3nm, but Samsung is bravely / dangerously forging ahead with plans for a transition to nanosheet transistors with its 3nm nodes, reports IEEE Spectrum. Samsung Electronics vice president, Taejoong Song, presented at the IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference earlier this month and outlined some key advantages of nanosheet transistors. "We have used FinFET transistors for ab...

Researchers are working on a cabling system that could provide data transfer speeds multiple times faster than existing USB connections using an extremely thin polymer cable, in a system that echoes the design path of Thunderbolt. An Apple Thunderbolt 3 Pro cable Presented at the February IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference, the research aims to develop a connection type that offers far better connectivity than current methods. In part, it aims to accomplish this by replacing copper wiring with something else. Copper is typically used for wires like USB an...

  Researchers are working on a cabling system that could provide data transfer speeds multiple times faster than existing USB connections using an extremely thin polymer cable, in a system that echoes the design path of Thunderbolt. Presented at the February IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference, the research aims to develop a connection type that offers far better connectivity than current methods. In part, it aims to accomplish this by replacing copper wiring with something else. Copper is typically used for wires like USB and HDMI to handle data transfers, but it requires a...

A new design of fully integrated isolated power chips achieves both high peak transformation efficiency and power density, providing a new solution for the design of isolated power chip.

New York: Researchers have developed a data transfer system that can transmit information 10 times faster than a USB. The new link pairs