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New Electrolyte Additive Could Help Lithium-Ion Batteries Last Much Longer
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Scientists Develop “Erasable” Semiconductor That Can Be Reprogrammed Again and Again
2+ week, 2+ day ago (503+ words) Researchers at Princeton University have developed an extremely thin semiconductor that can have its electronic properties programmed, erased and programmed again using light. The discovery could eventually lead to smarter and more energy-efficient computers, sensors and other electronic devices. Semiconductors…...
New Model Could Help Engineers Build Faster, More Efficient AI Chips
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New Silicon Carbide Transistor Keeps Working at an Extreme 600°C
2+ week, 5+ day ago (451+ words) Electronic devices usually don’t cope well with extreme heat. But researchers in Japan have developed a new type of transistor that can operate at temperatures as high as 600°C, or 1,112°F, potentially paving the way for electronics that work in…...