An article in Nature presents a low-latency and high-accuracy object detector for advanced driver-assistance systems.

Sharing of knowledge created by industry through appropriate publishing practices could help deep-tech companies improve their corporate image, stimulate creativity and lure top talent without putting their intellectual property at risk.

INFRACHIP is a European distributed research infrastructure that will support research on the sustainable development of next-generation semiconductor chips. The project will offer access to over 100 sets of equipment and technologies, and develop skills, talent and innovation in emerging and responsible electronics.

An article in IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications proposes solutions for interference management in vehicle-to-everything communication systems by leveraging a one-layer rate-splitting multiple-access scheme.

An article in Nature Electronics presents a laser-induced phase separation method to fabricate robust conductive high-resolution hydrogel patterns.

Driven by trends such as GenAI, Automation and E-mobility, the global semiconductor demand is surging, consequently increasing the industry’s emissions. Given the increasing pressure for decarbonization — for example, from customers such as Apple, Google and Microsoft — semiconductor players need to increase their decarbonization efforts.