Simulated nano-chimneys show that circuit cooling at the nanoscale is possible
A slight atomic adjustment creates a cone-like “chimney” between the graphene and nanotube to give heat a way to
Editor’s Perspective
Electronic Products’ new editor-in-chief introduces self, details plans for the publication
Change is in the
The risk of RISC-V
The launch of the RISC-V processor spotlights the question of just how practical it is to launch a new processor architecture when so many efforts to do so have
Battery product trends for IoT, automotive, and smart grids
Batteries are constantly in the news — mostly about exciting breakthroughs and some reports on
2017: IoT and the year of the engi-preneur
New ideas and a friendlier business environment may well fan the engi-preneur flame, and that could be the single-most exciting and productive trend of
Use and reuse is the future of power
Researchers have found a way to convert excess electric power to hydrogen, and a report talks about reusing PEV Li-ion batteries energy
The curious case of open-source silicon
Chip design and production has become a game of giants, and SiFive wants to change that by helping smaller outfits to build custom silicon cheaper and
IoT is for real; now we need to make it safe
As we build out the infrastructure, we need to think about how to control the misuse of IoT
Agreement between Nanoco and Merck
Nanoco signed an agreement with Merck to market its CFQD quantum dots, while Samsung launched a website for just
Taking sensing into new territories: an exclusive interview with ams CEO Alexander Everke
"The whole intention is to make ams the leading sensor solution company in the