This morning Huawei announced it will have a 1.4nm equivalent density process in place by 2031 – only three years behind TSMC – without using EUV. At the 2026 IEEE …
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ispace is signing a Payload Service Agreement with the University of Leicester to deliver a Raman spectrometer to the lunar surface. Raman spectrometer The aim is to analyse lunar regolith, … The post ispace, Leicester Uni partner for Lunar Raman Spectrometer mission appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
There was once a plumber who took a particular interest in loos. He held three patents relating to loos, one of which was for his invention of the floating ballcock. … The post Fable: The Plumber Who Relieved A King appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
A consortium to develop the UK’s first private-sector-led fusion power plant project has been formed by Type One Energy, Tokamak Energy, and AECOM. The UK Infinity Fusion Consortium intends to … The post UK consortium to deliver fusion energy appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Q-CTRL, the quantum infrastructure software specialist, and IonQ, the quantum platform company, have announced the native integration of Q-CTRL’s Fire Opal software into IonQ’s quantum processors to maximise their quantum … The post Q-TRL’s software integrated into with IonQ’s processors appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
On Tuesday EU regulators considered whether the bloc should approve for EU-wide use Tesla’s The Dutch have already approved it and Dutch officials were asked why they approved Tesla’s FSD … The post Hands-Free Driving On Icy 80km/h Roads appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Motorola has come up with some impressive foldable phones – the $799.99 Razr, the $1,099.99 Razr+, the $1,499.99 Razr Ultra and the book-style $1899.99 Razr Fold with a 6,000mAh battery … The post Mote’s foldables appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
