Engineers from Sandia National Laboratories, Infineon Technologies and Arizona State University have adapted the fast Fourier transform algorithm to analog hardware. Their system computes large Fourier transforms by pairing digital processing steps with analog matrix operations executed across more than 500,000 flash memory cells.
Raytheon has begun work on an optical processor designed to process incoming data entirely with light for United States military systems. The project aims to eliminate the delay caused by converting optical inputs into electrical signals. Funded under a Phase 1 award from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, the invention could speed up threat detection in contested environments.
Researchers at Stanford University have developed a wireless communication method that transmits binary data without actively generating a radio wave. Described in a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the innovation manipulates background static to deliver information. The system allows low-power sensors to communicate while consuming up to a thousand times less energy than conventional radio transmitters.
Letizia Giugliano
Workstation computing is shifting back to local hardware as hardware vendors package datacenter-level memory capacities into portable systems. HP has released its OmniBook Ultra 16, serving as the launch vehicle for Nvidia's new RTX Spark platform tailored for local artificial intelligence workloads. Tested by benchmarkers in October 2026, the device pairs custom multi-chiplet silicon with massive unified memory for demanding research and builder tasks.
Letizia Giugliano
Starlink was given an emergency special temporary authority by the FCC. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the federal agency that regulates interstate and international communications, has granted temporary approval to Starlink‘s Direct to Cell service to help victims of Hurricane…
Evgeny Novikov
IBM has announced the creation of the world’s first 2-nanometer chip: it will deliver 45% higher performance than the most advanced chips on the market today
Giovanni Sapere
Computer giant Intel has been found guilty of infringing two patents owned by the company Vlsi Technology and will have to pay a large fine.
Giovanni Sapere
Link2Kitchen is a system made up of a trolley which, thanks to artificial intelligence, is able to carry dishes from the table to the kitchen on its own
Giovanni Sapere
Scientists at Radboud University have built an atomic structure that changes the links between atoms just as the brain changes the synapses between neurons
Mario Vincenzo La Rocca
During CES 2O21, Lg unveiled the first roll-up smartphone: the Rollable display can be folded on its long side like a sheet of paper
Giovanni Sapere
In the coming months, the world of the web will be “overwhelmed” by 5G, the next-generation network that will replace the current 4G: a real revolution.
Giovanni Sapere
Microsoft, in collaboration with AMD, Intel and Qualcomm, presented Pluton, a new shared vision of the future of Windows PCs
Giovanni Sapere
It was a success the first attempt of quantum communication through an encrypted video call: will it be the future of information?
Giovanni Sapere
Most of the Jordanian Dead Sea products companies prefer to have their own brands for marketing in the global markets
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Law 51 of 2008 defines “electronic signature” as the “technical method to identify a person and indicate that such person approves the information in data messages or electronic documents.”
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Wepoint is an innovative wearable mouse that allows you to control computers and tablets by moving a single finger: the crowdfunding campaign has already raised more than 4000 dollars.
Giovanni Sapere
Until April 26, developers and IT experts can apply to participate in the Accessibility Hackathon: Microsoft’s first virtual marathon for accessibility.
Giovanni Sapere
A university in Tokyo, Japan, used “Newme” robots in place of the students during a graduation ceremony: the students remotely controlled their ‘substitutes’.
Giovanni Sapere
