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  • [Rulebreakers’ Revolutions] How SK hynix’s Design Innovations Pushed GDDR7 to New Limits of Speed
    Challenging convention, defying limits, and aiming for the skies, rulebreakers remake the rules in their quest to come up with groundbreaking solutions to problems. Following on from SK hynix’s “Who... The post [Rulebreakers’ Revolutions] How SK hynix’s Design Innovations Pushed GDDR7 to New Limits of Speed first appeared on SK hynix Newsroom .
  • December 26

  • Control is free on the Epic Games Store for a limited time
    ➀ The Epic Games Store is offering the unique 3rd person action-adventure shooter Control for free for a limited time; ➁ The game is from the Finnish studio Remedy Entertainment, known for the Alan Wake series and Max Payne; ➂ Control combines elements from Remedy's past games with a unique world, gameplay, and physics system.
  • December 19

  • Kingston FURY Renegade DDR5 RGB Limited Edition 48GB Review
    ➀ Kingston introduces the FURY Renegade DDR5 RGB Limited Edition, a 48GB kit with 8,000MT/s speed and RGB lighting; ➁ The design is inspired by cars and racing, featuring a carbon fiber look; ➂ The modules support three XMP 3.0 profiles and come with a lifetime warranty.
  • December 17

  • Chiplet Summit 2025
    ➀ Position your company as a leader in emerging technology; ➁ Lay claim to your share of a projected $5.8 billion market; ➂ Share thoughts with key experts and analysts; ➃ Show movers and shakers how your company is innovating
  • December 14

  • Overclocking Arrow Lake: How I set world records, plus simple tips to push your Core Ultra to the limit
    ➀ Intel's Arrow Lake showcases significant memory overclocking potential; ➁ The author sets a world memory overclocking frequency record at DDR5-12666 MHz; ➂ Tips for enthusiasts on improving performance with standard cooling and liquid nitrogen overclocking.
  • December 12

  • Intel Arc B580 Limited Edition Review
    ➀ The Intel Arc B580 Limited Edition is reviewed, comparing its performance to the Nvidia RTX 4060; ➁ The review covers testing methodology, benchmarking results, and power consumption; ➂ The article discusses Intel's driver improvements and the overall value proposition of the B580.
  • December 5

  • ESA, Jaxa commit to deeper working relationship in space
    ➀ The European Space Agency (ESA) and the Japanese Space Agency (JAXA) have committed to a deeper working relationship, focusing on exploring asteroids, the Moon, and Mars. They have signed a joint statement outlining five aspects of their collaboration, including accelerating studies for the ESA's Ramses mission to Apophis, contributing to the Gateway programme for a lunar space station, and working together on lunar exploration, including the Artemis programme. ➁ They plan to advance discussions on a potential collaborative Mars mission and continue working together in space science, including high-energy astrophysics and studying the plasma around Earth. ➂ The agencies have a history of collaboration, such as the BepiColumbo mission to Mercury and the EarthCARE mission to study Earth's climate.
  • December 3

  • Embedded Systems Internship At Euphotic Labs Private Limited In Bengaluru
    ➀ Euphotic Labs Private Limited is offering an embedded systems internship in Bengaluru; ➁ The internship involves responsibilities such as system design, firmware development, and solving complex electro-mechanical problems; ➂ The ideal candidate should have skills in ARM microcontrollers, C programming, and embedded systems.
  • November 20

  • Tunable ultrasound propagation in microscale metamaterials
    ➀ Researchers from MIT and other institutions have developed a design framework for controlling ultrasound wave propagation in microscale acoustic metamaterials; ➁ The framework involves precisely positioning microscale spheres to tune how ultrasound waves travel through 3D microscale metamaterials; ➂ The work enables tunable elastic-wave velocities within microscale materials and demonstrates an acoustic demultiplexer, paving the way for microscale devices useful for ultrasound imaging or information transmission.
  • I will see you at the Substrate Vision Summit in Santa Clara
    ➀ The Substrate Vision Summit in Santa Clara is expected to attract a large crowd, focusing on semiconductor substrates and their impact on 3D IC performance. ➁ AI's role in transforming the semiconductor value chain will be discussed, highlighting its impact on scaling, complexity, and high-performance chip demands. ➂ Keynote speakers and panel discussions will explore advancements in semiconductor materials, AI computing, and the role of universities in technology development.
  • November 18

  • MIT physicists predict exotic form of matter with potential for quantum computing
    ➀ MIT physicists predict the creation of an exotic form of matter that could be used to form qubits for more powerful quantum computers; ➁ The discovery is based on materials that allow electrons to split into fractions without a magnetic field; ➂ Non-Abelian anyons, which have the ability to 'remember' their spacetime trajectories, could be created in moiré materials composed of molybdenum ditelluride.
  • November 6

  • SK hynix Announces the World’s Largest Capacity 16-Layer HBM3E Under Development at SK AI Summit 2024
      SK hynix participated in the SK AI Summit 2024 held at COEX in Seoul, South Korea from November 4–5. The company officially announced it is developing the world’s largest... The post SK hynix Announces the World’s Largest Capacity 16-Layer HBM3E Under Development at SK AI Summit 2024 first appeared on SK hynix Newsroom .
  • November 4

  • Nanoscale transistors could enable more efficient electronics
    ➀ Silicon transistors face a physical limit known as 'Boltzmann tyranny' that affects energy efficiency; ➁ MIT researchers developed 3D transistors using ultrathin semiconductor materials to overcome this limit; ➂ The new transistors operate efficiently at lower voltages and have the potential to replace silicon in electronics for better energy efficiency.
  • October 31

  • “Wearable” devices for cells
    ➀ MIT researchers develop wearable devices for individual cells; ➁ These subcellular-sized devices are battery-free and made of a soft polymer; ➂ They can measure or modulate a neuron’s electrical and metabolic activity at a subcellular level.
  • October 17

  • SK hynix at the 2024 OCP Global Summit: Leading the Future of AI & Data Center Memory Solutions
    SK hynix is showcasing its leading AI and data center memory products at the 2024 Open Compute Project (OCP) Global Summit held October 15–17 in San Jose, California. The annual... The post SK hynix at the 2024 OCP Global Summit: Leading the Future of AI & Data Center Memory Solutions first appeared on SK hynix Newsroom .
  • October 15

  • MIT team takes a major step toward fully 3D-printed active electronics
    ➀ MIT researchers have demonstrated fully 3D-printed resettable fuses, key components of active electronics; ➁ The devices are made using standard 3D printing hardware and an inexpensive, biodegradable material; ➂ While not performing as well as silicon-based transistors, they could be used for basic control operations like regulating the speed of an electric motor.
  • October 11

  • Tiny magnetic discs offer remote brain stimulation without transgenes
    ➀ MIT researchers report on magnetic nanodiscs for non-invasive brain stimulation; ➁ The nanodiscs could be injected into the brain and activated by an external magnetic field; ➂ The technology could lead to therapies without implants or genetic modification.
  • September 22

  • Sony's new PlayStation 5 Pro '30th Anniversary Limited Edition' console hits eBay for $10,000
    ➀ Sony's new PlayStation 5 Pro '30th Anniversary Limited Edition' console is already on eBay for $10,000; ➁ The console includes a 2TB SSD, Wi-Fi 7, and limited edition controllers; ➂ Sony is producing only 12,300 units, making it a hot commodity among scalpers.
  • September 13

  • SK hynix Presents Upgraded AiMX Solution at AI Hardware & Edge AI Summit 2024
    A glimpse of SK hynix’s booth at the AI Hardware & Edge AI Summit 2024   SK hynix unveiled an enhanced Accelerator-in-Memory based Accelerator (AiMX) card at the AI Hardware... The post SK hynix Presents Upgraded AiMX Solution at AI Hardware & Edge AI Summit 2024 first appeared on SK hynix Newsroom .
  • August 25

  • ASUS's limited edition Warhammer 40K Space Marine 2 Radeon 7900 XTX GPU looks incredible
    ➀ ASUS and AMD collaborate to create a limited-edition Warhammer 40K Space Marine 2 Radeon RX 7900 XTX GPU. ➁ Only 20 units are produced, featuring a custom TUF Gaming design with Warhammer 40,000 aesthetics. ➂ The GPU will not be sold but given away through a Warhammer promotion website.
  • August 21

  • Synopsys IP Processor Summit 2024
    ➀ Synopsys will host the IP Processor Summit 2024 in Santa Clara, focusing on RISC-V solutions for IoT and automotive applications. ➁ The keynote speaker, Alexander Kocher, CEO of Quantauris, will discuss the benefits and challenges of RISC-V adoption. ➂ The event will provide in-depth information on ARC-V™ RISC-V processor IP and other related technologies.
  • August 5

  • Mitigating AI Data Bottlenecks with PCIe 7.0
    ➀ AI data bottlenecks are addressed with PCIe 7.0, offering higher bandwidth and lower latency. ➁ PCIe 7.0 supports system-level optimization and reduces data center power consumption. ➂ The integration of photonics into PCIe ensures its relevance and benefits for future AI advancements.
  • July 30

  • MIT spinout Arnasi begins applying LiquiGlide no-stick technology to help patients
    ➀ Arnasi Group, formerly known as LiquiGlide, is developing biomedical products leveraging their no-stick technology; ➁ Their first product, Revel, is a lubricant for ostomy pouches, simplifying the cleaning process and preventing clogging; ➂ Revel has received positive feedback from nurses and patients, and the company plans to apply the technology to prevent infections in implants and catheters, and to assist those with cystic fibrosis.
  • July 24

  • IROC Introduces an Upgraded Solution for Soft Error Analysis and Mitigation #61DAC
    1. IROC Technologies introduces an upgraded version of SoCFIT for soft error analysis and mitigation at #61DAC. 2. SoCFIT provides comprehensive error propagation analysis and detailed vulnerability reporting. 3. The new release includes FDR FastSIM, which offers 1,000 times faster fault propagation simulation.
  • June 21

  • South Korea lawmaker submits 'All-Out War' strategy in new special semiconductor bill
    1. South Korean lawmaker and former Samsung Electronics president Ko Dong-jim has submitted a new bill for government support of the semiconductor industry, dubbed the 'All-Out War' strategy. 2. The bill aims to centralize semiconductor industry regulations through a proposed 'Presidential Semiconductor Industry Competitiveness Enhancement Committee'. 3. The legislation includes fast-tracking permits, rapid infrastructure construction, legal plans for competitiveness, designation of semiconductor clusters, and government subsidies for production facilities and infrastructure.
  • June 18

  • LIAN LI and Automobili Lamborghini partner to unveil the limited edition PC case
    1. LIAN LI and Automobili Lamborghini partnered to create a limited edition Lamborghini-themed PC case; 2. The case features authentic carbon fiber, a 5-inch display for real-time performance data, and Giallo Orion color accents; 3. Only 6498 units will be produced, and the price is rumored to be around $300.
  • June 16

  • A new way to spot life-threatening infections in cancer patients
    1. Chemotherapy and other treatments can destroy immune cells, leading to potentially deadly infections in cancer patients with weakened immune systems. 2. Leuko is developing an at-home white blood cell monitor that uses light and artificial intelligence to detect dangerously low white blood cell levels without drawing blood. 3. The technology was conceived by MIT researchers in 2015, and Leuko's devices have accurately detected low white blood cell counts in hundreds of cancer patients. 4. The company has been working with the FDA to confirm the accuracy and ease of use of their device, expecting to begin a pivotal study for FDA approval later this year. 5. Leuko's team believes the device could optimize cancer treatment by personalizing chemotherapy doses based on individual patient reactions. 6. The device could also be used to monitor immune health in other patient populations, such as those with multiple sclerosis, autoimmune diseases, organ transplants, and emergency room patients. 7. The company envisions the device as a platform technology for measuring other blood parameters beyond white blood cells in the future.
  • June 14

  • MiTAC/Tyan Shows Off Motherboard and Servers for Intel's Xeon 6 CPUs
    1. MiTAC and Tyan showcased new server platforms and motherboards designed for Intel's upcoming Xeon 6 processors. 2. The platforms include a compact 2S system and a larger 2S system with extensive expansion capabilities, along with single-socket designs from Tyan. 3. MiTAC is set to begin shipping these new motherboards as Intel launches its next-generation data center CPUs.
  • March 28

  • VIAVI Solutions joins MIT.nano Consortium
    1. VIAVI Solutions, a global provider of communication test and measurement and optical technologies, has joined the MIT.nano Consortium. 2. VIAVI's history dates back to 1923 and 1948, and it supports innovation in various fields such as communication networks and consumer electronics. 3. VIAVI will contribute global insights to the MIT.nano Consortium and collaborate on innovations in materials and processes for future photonics applications. 4. The MIT.nano Consortium facilitates academic-industry collaboration and includes other companies like Analog Devices, IBM Research, and Lockheed Martin.
  • June 14

  • Mitigating AI biases in healthcare with Amy Brown from Authenticx
    本文介绍了Authenticx的联合创始人兼首席执行官Amy Brown如何利用人工智能帮助保险公司和医疗组织从呼叫中心中提取数据,并减少人工智能在医疗保健领域中的偏见。她提到自己在呼叫中心工作的背景启发了她进军创业领域,同时也探讨了创业者的牺牲和非常人性化的一面,以及在构建AI模型时他们非常有意识的做法。 全文: TechCrunch Open Navigation TechCrunch Rebecca Szkutak Dominic-Madori Davis Welcome back to Found, where we get the stories behind the startups. This week Becca and Dom are joined by Amy Brown , the co-founder and CEO of Authenticx , a Midwestern startup that helps insurance companies and medical organizations extract data from their call centers using AI. Amy told Becca and Dom about how her background working in the same call centers inspired her to foray into entrepreneurship. She also talked about the sacrifices and very human side of being an entrepreneur and how they were very intentional when building their AI model. Subscribe to Found to hear more stories from founders each week. Connect with us: On Twitter On Instagram Via email: [email protected]
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