Surface traps can pave way for quantum computers
According to MIT researchers, built-in optics could enable chips that use trapped ions as quantum bits.
Designing on-chip optical components for quantum computers
With the prototype chip, the researchers were evaluating the performance of the diffraction gratings and the ion traps.
Bridging the digital divide with IT in classrooms
Programmes are now being launched to bring technology in underprivileged classrooms and rural areas to promote alternative learning systems.
Oxide combo boosts power semi performance
Gallium nitride is often used for transistors in power supplies, but that has been explored for many years and likely…
Production-ready DDR4 PHY delivers 3.2Gbps data rate
Rambus is looking to meet the needs of the Facebooks and Instagrams of the world as their data centre requirements…
Intersil: Banking on deep history in power for growth
Multiphase technology has proven key for areas like automotive power and data centre, and the results of previous investments are…
On Intersil’s data centre innovation
Multiphase technology has proven key for areas like automotive power and data centre, and the results of previous investments are…
Semiconductor capex to see 0.7% drop in 2016
The PC, ultramobile and smartphone production forecast for the second half of 2016 has been lowered from 2015 as the…
Indian start-ups seek AI to drive new breakthroughs
AI-focused start-ups have been focusing their energies on the B2B side of things, but there are some that have tried…
EU targets holy grail of quantum superconducting
One grant for an ultra-sensitive superconducting photon director could clear the way to a universal supercomputing quantum computer.