Sustainable electronic components can be made from wood with the help of a novel process that uses a laser to engrave electrically conductive structures on veneers. A research team at Empa and at ETH’s Institute for Building Materials has developed a practical and versatile method for making wooden surfaces electrically conductive.

Alpha and Omega Semiconductor Limited, a global supplier of a broad range of discrete power devices and modules, announced the release of its AOZ8S207BLS-01 Ultra-Low Reverse Working Voltage (VRWM ) transient voltage suppressor (TVS) diode.

ROHM has developed an on-device learning AI chip (SoC with on-device learning AI accelerator) for edge computer endpoints in the IoT field. It utilizes artificial intelligence to predict failures (predictive failure detection) in electronic devices equipped with motors and sensors in real-time with ultra-low power consumption.

Researchers at the Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU) and the Helmholtz Institute Mainz (HIM) in Germany have developed a non-contact battery testing technique for measuring the state of lithium-ion batteries.

Named “LK-99”, the new room-temperature superconductor could be a ground-breaking discovery in the world of technology. LK-99 is trending heavily on social media platforms like X (formerly Twitter) with DIY videos and opinions. Various news channels and articles are addressing it as the “holy grail of superconductors”. This article explains LK-99, its properties, and the latest buzz around the same.

The race for total dominance of the global semiconductor market has begun in earnest. South Korea’s Samsung has ramped up its rhetoric to assert that it could overtake Taiwan's TSMC within five years. Is Samsung’s bold claim possible, or is the company just posturing? We look at whether the semiconductor industry is going to be in for such a seismic shift in the near future.

Keysight Technologies, Inc. is enabling the University of Stuttgart to conduct foundational research essential to development of new integrated circuits (IC) for 6G technology with the new Keysight 6G Vector Component Analysis (VCA) solution. This is the latest collaboration from Keysight and the University of Stuttgart's long-time research relationship.

Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden claim that that they’ve found a way to effectively and efficiently cool down electronics and power systems by using graphene-based heat pipes, it has been announced.

In many applications, it is important for the supply voltage to be continuously available no matter what the circumstances. This isn’t always easy to ensure. A new concept can provide an optimal solution for an uninterruptible power supply with an extremely compact design.

The connected vehicle technology known as cellular-vehicle-to-everything technology (C-V2X) holds the potential to deliver transformational benefits in road safety, enhance environmental sustainability, and create new jobs in the U.S.. The report describes the power of C-V2X and raises the issue that regulatory delays have hindered its deployment.