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UA Scientists have tracked electrons moving through exotic materials that may make up the next generation of computing hardware, revealing intriguing properties not found in conventional, silicon-based semiconductors.

EPC To Showcase EGaN Applications At APEC 2018

Thursday 15th February 2018

Live demonstrations will cover applications in computing, communications, and automotive

Energy-efficient Encryption For The Internet Of Things

Wednesday 14th February 2018

Special-purpose chip reduces power consumption of public-key encryption by 99.75 percent, increases speed 500-fold.

ASML To Expand Connecticut Manufacturing Facility

Friday 9th February 2018

Qualcomm Rejects Broadcom Offer

Friday 9th February 2018

Protecting The Internet Of Things

Thursday 8th February 2018

ASE And Cadence Deliver System-in-package EDA

Thursday 8th February 2018

Handles homogeneous and heterogeneous chip integration with high-density packaging to enhance the efficiency of chip and passive design optimization

Beyond Silicon: Gallium Oxide Microelectronics?

Thursday 8th February 2018

Above a false-color, plan-view SEM image of a lateral gallium oxide field effect transistor with an optically defined gate. From near (bottom) to far (top): the source, gate, and drain electrodes. Metal is shown in yellow and orange, dark blue represents dielectric material, and lighter blue denotes the gallium oxide substrate. Credit: AFRL Sensors Directorate at WPAFB, Ohio, US

New Leak Detector Defines Test Standards In Semi Manufacturing

Thursday 8th February 2018