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Researchers develop general framework for designing quantum sensors. Researchers from North Carolina State University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have designed a protocol for harnessing the power of quantum sensors. The protocol could give sensor designers the ability to fine-tune quantum systems to sense signals of interest, creating sensors that are vastly more sensitive than traditional sensors - https://lnkd.in/g6VJ2J2E #quantumtechnologies #sensors

Unlocking the Potential of Edge AI with Neuromorphic Analog Signal Processors (NASP).   Venture into the new era of sensor devices with Neuromorphic Analog Signal Processors (NASP), a ground-breaking solution for 24/7 edge AI applications. NASP recreates the biological brain's functionality, delivering speedy processing, energy efficiency, and resilience. By harnessing analog computing hardware, we're shaping the next generation of semiconductors for smart sensors. With the power of Tiny AI, we offer enhanced speed, ultra-low-power consumption, and safeguarding user privacy. Step toward the next-gen AI with NASP. https://lnkd.in/gZhUrvse   #semiconductor #efficiency #sensor

📊 Market & Technology – Neuromorphic Computing, Memory and Sensing 2024   Neuromorphic sensing and computing are poised for significant growth. For neuromorphic #sensing, mobile applications will lead in 2034, followed by entertainment, smart city, automotive, and home applications. For #neuromorphic #computing, however, #datacenter applications are expected to be the biggest revenue generator in 2034, followed by #automotive, entertainment, smart city, and mobile. The embedded emerging non-volatile #memory market for near- and in-memory computing is expected to remain limited until at least 2029. Near-memory computing approaches – mainly implemented with MRAM – will lead the short-term growth, while analog IMC and other RRAM/PCM-based IMC approaches will ramp up in the following years   👉 Discover our forecasts, market metrics, main players, technological trends and much more in our report: https://lnkd.in/eWyu-VNU   ✍ Adrien Sanchez; Florian Domengie ; Simone Bertolazzi

Happy #WorldQuantumDay! Today, we celebrate the significance of 4.14, the rounded first digits of Planck’s constant, a cornerstone of quantum physics. Thanks to scientists and engineers, many game-changing technologies that affect our daily lives are developed using quantum science! 📱Computer chips found in smartphones, tablets and laptops 💡 Lasers and LED lights used in everything from televisions to lightbulbs to DVDs 🧠 Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to provide a non-invasive way to generate images inside the human body ☀️ Converting sunlight into electricity through solar cells 🧭 Even GPS uses super-precise atomic clocks, which are based on quantum mechanics! The future looks even more exciting, with upcoming technologies like quantum computers, sensors, and communication devices that could spur the next revolution!

Researchers at the Tokyo Institute of Technology and the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology in Japan have developed a wireless chipset achieving a 640 Gbps transmission rate, 100 times faster than 5G. Utilizing a 65 nm silicon architecture, the cost-effective chip can be mass-produced. The transceiver chip, with integrated circuits for both transmitting and receiving, features amplifiers and a frequency converter to maintain signal strength. Demonstrated speeds reached 640 Gbps using 16 QAM modulation, promising advancements for automated cars, telemedicine, and virtual reality.

Researchers at the Tokyo Institute of Technology and the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology in Japan have developed a wireless chipset achieving a 640 Gbps transmission rate, 100 times faster than 5G. Utilizing a 65 nm silicon architecture, the cost-effective chip can be mass-produced. The transceiver chip, with integrated circuits for both transmitting and receiving, features amplifiers and a frequency converter to maintain signal strength. Demonstrated speeds reached 640 Gbps using 16 QAM modulation, promising advancements for automated cars, telemedicine, and virtual reality.

Live from SEMI Europe #MEMS & Imaging #Sensors Summit. Welcome remarks from Laith Altimime, President of SEMI Europe. Themed Sensor Revolution for a Connected Future, this year’s MEMS & Imaging Sensors Summit will feature a broader scope of topics including: • Market Growth Drivers and Megatrends • Sustainable Supply Chain Capabilities • Future Trends of MEMS Technology • Future Trends of Imaging Technology • Young Talents • Smart Mobility • Health Don't miss out on any presentation, review the online agenda 👉 https://lnkd.in/dwgDcwU #semiconductors #semiconductor #microelectronics #MEMSSummit #MEMS #Imaging #Sensors #Europe