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Government To Fund Quantum Research Labs In 100 Engineering Colleges Across India
Two major quantum fabrication facilities worth Rs 720 crore will be established at IIT Bombay and IISc Bengaluru to indigenise quantum chip and sensor production under the National Quantum Mission.
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TSMC Plans More Chip Plants in Europe, Taiwan Official Says
The Taiwanese government is considering support for TSMC suppliers to invest in a Czech location that is close to Dresden, according to Wu. He said he is also seeking to facilitate joint research and development programs for academics in Taiwan and the Czech Republic.
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China Quietly Recruits Overseas Chip Talent As US Tightens Curbs
For a decade until 2018, China sought to recruit elite foreign-trained scientists under a lavishly funded program that Washington viewed as a threat to U.S. interests and technological supremacy.
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Arm Plans to Charge Device Makers for Chips Based on Device Value in Bid to Boost Revenue: Report
Arm reportedly plans to raise prices for the company's chip designs as part of plans to boost revenue ahead of its initial public offering (IPO). The company plans to charge device makers based on the value of the device instead of the chip's value, according to a report.
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Neuralink Animal Testing: US Lawmakers Push for More Oversight of Elon Musk's Brain Chip Firm
Neuralink's mistakes in its animal testing program has drawn the attention of US lawmakers who are seeking greater scrutiny of Elon Musk's brain chip firm. The company faces an investigation over potential animal-welfare violations, as well as internal staff complaints that its testing on animals is being rushed.
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Neuralink Founding Member Working on Chip Design Said to Have Departed Firm in Recent Weeks
A Neuralink executive who helped launch the firm six years ago is said to have left the company. Paul Merolla, who worked on Neuralink’s chip design program was one of eight people who helped set up Neuralink, including Elon Musk. The reason for his departure is currently unknown. Another founder was Neuralink’s former president Max Hodak, who ...
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IISc Researchers Develop Design Framework to Build Next-Generation Analog Computing Chipsets
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have developed a design framework to build next-generation analog computing chipsets. These are said to be faster than digital chips and will require less power.
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Spain to Spend EUR 12.25 Billion on Semiconductors, Microchips by 2027 to Boost Digital Economy
Spain's government has decided to spend EUR 12.25 billion (roughly Rs. 1,01,600 crore) on the semiconductor and microchip industry over the next five years, stated Economy Minister Nadia Calvino said on Tuesday. The plan, consisting mostly of European Union pandemic relief funds, will aim to boost Spain’s digital economy while meeting the demand...
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Facebook Parent Meta Said to Partner With AMD for Mobile Infrastructure Programme
Facebook parent Meta is said to have partnered with chip maker AMD for a mobile Internet infrastructure program that would bring base station costs down to make broadband more accessible around the world.
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Apple Awards Grants Worth $5 Million for Computer Chip Courses to Historically Black Schools
Apple said it will give $5 million (roughly Rs. 37.09 crores) to four historically Black universities to help expand their engineering programs for designing the chips that power electronic devices.
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Samsung's Chip Business Sees Record Profits, Mobile Profits Drop as Marketing Spend Increases
Samsung's flagship semiconductor business supplies chips that help data centres, servers, mobile devices, and computers save data and run multiple programs rapidly.
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Nokia Seeks Core Router Boost With World's Fastest Network Chips
The new traffic routers can handle the greater demands of virtual reality programming, cloud-based Internet services and next-generation mobile communications.
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A $15 Device Can Hack US Presidential Election, Says Symantec
Anyone who purchases a simple $15 Raspberry Pi-like device and knows how to program a chip card can secretly reactivate their voter card while inside the privacy of a voting booth.
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A computer chip that mimics the human brain
Memristor - a resistor that can be programmed to a new resistance by application of electrical pulses and remembers its new resistance value once the power is removed.
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Chipmaker SK Hynix logs small profit desipte weak PC demand
Hynix is the world's second-largest maker of computer memory chips that help run multiple programs quickly.
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Government To Fund Quantum Research Labs In 100 Engineering Colleges Across India
Two major quantum fabrication facilities worth Rs 720 crore will be established at IIT Bombay and IISc Bengaluru to indigenise quantum chip and sensor production under the National Quantum Mission.
-
TSMC Plans More Chip Plants in Europe, Taiwan Official Says
The Taiwanese government is considering support for TSMC suppliers to invest in a Czech location that is close to Dresden, according to Wu. He said he is also seeking to facilitate joint research and development programs for academics in Taiwan and the Czech Republic.
-
China Quietly Recruits Overseas Chip Talent As US Tightens Curbs
For a decade until 2018, China sought to recruit elite foreign-trained scientists under a lavishly funded program that Washington viewed as a threat to U.S. interests and technological supremacy.
-
Arm Plans to Charge Device Makers for Chips Based on Device Value in Bid to Boost Revenue: Report
Arm reportedly plans to raise prices for the company's chip designs as part of plans to boost revenue ahead of its initial public offering (IPO). The company plans to charge device makers based on the value of the device instead of the chip's value, according to a report.
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Neuralink Animal Testing: US Lawmakers Push for More Oversight of Elon Musk's Brain Chip Firm
Neuralink's mistakes in its animal testing program has drawn the attention of US lawmakers who are seeking greater scrutiny of Elon Musk's brain chip firm. The company faces an investigation over potential animal-welfare violations, as well as internal staff complaints that its testing on animals is being rushed.
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Neuralink Founding Member Working on Chip Design Said to Have Departed Firm in Recent Weeks
A Neuralink executive who helped launch the firm six years ago is said to have left the company. Paul Merolla, who worked on Neuralink’s chip design program was one of eight people who helped set up Neuralink, including Elon Musk. The reason for his departure is currently unknown. Another founder was Neuralink’s former president Max Hodak, who ...
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IISc Researchers Develop Design Framework to Build Next-Generation Analog Computing Chipsets
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have developed a design framework to build next-generation analog computing chipsets. These are said to be faster than digital chips and will require less power.
-
Spain to Spend EUR 12.25 Billion on Semiconductors, Microchips by 2027 to Boost Digital Economy
Spain's government has decided to spend EUR 12.25 billion (roughly Rs. 1,01,600 crore) on the semiconductor and microchip industry over the next five years, stated Economy Minister Nadia Calvino said on Tuesday. The plan, consisting mostly of European Union pandemic relief funds, will aim to boost Spain’s digital economy while meeting the demand...
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Facebook Parent Meta Said to Partner With AMD for Mobile Infrastructure Programme
Facebook parent Meta is said to have partnered with chip maker AMD for a mobile Internet infrastructure program that would bring base station costs down to make broadband more accessible around the world.
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Apple Awards Grants Worth $5 Million for Computer Chip Courses to Historically Black Schools
Apple said it will give $5 million (roughly Rs. 37.09 crores) to four historically Black universities to help expand their engineering programs for designing the chips that power electronic devices.
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Samsung's Chip Business Sees Record Profits, Mobile Profits Drop as Marketing Spend Increases
Samsung's flagship semiconductor business supplies chips that help data centres, servers, mobile devices, and computers save data and run multiple programs rapidly.
-
Nokia Seeks Core Router Boost With World's Fastest Network Chips
The new traffic routers can handle the greater demands of virtual reality programming, cloud-based Internet services and next-generation mobile communications.
-
A $15 Device Can Hack US Presidential Election, Says Symantec
Anyone who purchases a simple $15 Raspberry Pi-like device and knows how to program a chip card can secretly reactivate their voter card while inside the privacy of a voting booth.
-
A computer chip that mimics the human brain
Memristor - a resistor that can be programmed to a new resistance by application of electrical pulses and remembers its new resistance value once the power is removed.
-
Chipmaker SK Hynix logs small profit desipte weak PC demand
Hynix is the world's second-largest maker of computer memory chips that help run multiple programs quickly.
