Recent #computing news in the semiconductor industry

4 months ago

➀ Australian biotech company Cortical Labs introduces the CL1 biological computer, combining human brain cells with traditional silicon-based computing.

➁ The CL1 uses lab-grown human neurons and is designed for potential applications in AI and machine learning.

➂ Concerns include scalability, ethical implications, and the adaptability of neurons for advanced computing tasks.

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6 months ago
➀ The new Raspberry Pi 5 doubles the memory to 16GB, making it the largest in the range; ➁ It introduces the use of carbon credits; ➂ Eben Upton discusses the expanded use cases due to the performance increase; ➃ The Raspberry Pi 5 is priced at $120; ➄ Carbon Removal Credits are available for $4 to mitigate emissions associated with manufacturing and disposal.
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8 months ago
➀ Mr. Walter W Finke, president of Minneapolis-Honeywell’s Electronic Data Processing Division, predicts explosive growth in the electronic data processing industry over the next few years. ➁ The substantial growth is expected in business and industrial data processing, driven by 'new generation' computers. ➂ By 1965, he believes the US industry's computer output will reach over £1 billion.
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8 months ago
➀ A UAE retailer lists an Asus Zenbook Duo laptop with the Intel Core Ultra 9 285H chip, 32GB RAM, and 2TB SSD; ➁ The laptop features Windows 11 Pro and has a dual-screen design; ➂ The Intel Core Ultra 9 285H is expected to have 24 cores and a max CPU frequency of 5.6 GHz.
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9 months ago
➀ The story discusses the potential of using an electronic computer to solve London's traffic problem, as suggested by Mr. T. Cauter, Managing Director of CEIR (UK) Ltd. ➁ The company plans to open a computing center in Central London with IBM 7090 and 1401 machines. ➂ CEIR's interest in collecting data from remote points emphasizes the importance of data transmission facilities.
Transportationcomputing
10 months ago
➀ Synthara has successfully completed the first tapeout of the Network-on-Chip accelerator, Watchdog (WDG), and has entered the testing phase; ➁ The mixed-signal Network-on-Chip accelerator features compute-in-memory technology and is designed to enhance computational performance; ➂ Watchdog is designed to meet the growing demands of AI and machine learning, enabling efficient communication and data sharing.
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10 months ago
1. Synapsoft has integrated its document viewer technology with Bucheon City Hall's website to enhance accessibility for visually impaired individuals, expanding the scope of Braille conversion from web pages to attached documents. This collaboration is expected to make it easier for over 250,000 visually impaired people in South Korea to access educational materials and public documents. 2. Alserport has introduced the 'Remote View Box', a hardware solution for remote control that does not require the installation of additional software, ensuring it does not impact the performance of devices like CPU. This solution is designed to maintain usability on older operating systems for data center servers, POS machines, and ATMs. 3. Mooharyoo has integrated its AI-based recruitment solutions, 'Prism' and 'Monster', with NHR's recruitment solution 'CareerLink'. This integration allows users of CareerLink to access Prism and Monster without additional sign-ups, and these solutions are also available on various recruitment platforms.
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11 months ago
➀ Introduces Intel's Core™ Ultra 200V series, claiming the title of the most efficient x86 processor with significant improvements in CPU, GPU, and AI performance. ➁ Features a new Xe2 graphics microarchitecture that enhances mobile graphics performance by 30% and supports advanced ray tracing. ➂ Boasts a total AI performance of 120TOPS, integrating CPU, NPU, and GPU capabilities, and claims superior battery life compared to competitors.
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about 1 year ago
1. Scientists at the National Graphene Institute have discovered a method to control electrochemical reactions in graphene using electric field effects, potentially revolutionizing energy capture and information processing. 2. The breakthrough involves separating and enhancing proton transmission and adsorption processes in graphene, crucial for developing advanced hydrogen catalysts and electronic devices. 3. This discovery could lead to more efficient energy technologies and novel computing networks that operate with protons, offering compact, low-energy solutions.
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