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Image courtesy of STMicroelectronics STMicroelectronics has added support for FreeRTOS™ thread-aware debugging to its STM32CubeIDE development environment, giving users more power to complete their projects quickly and easily. Support…

Calibrating sensor data in autonomous systems must be simple and quick, but above all, it must be accurate. Deepen AI just unveiled a software tool, Deepen Calibrate, to enable the calibration of multi-sensor data, managing process…

Z Advanced Computing (ZAC), an artificial intelligence startup, hit the fast track with its inclusion in Forrester Research’s New Tech: Responsible AI Solutions, Q4 2020 report—an impressive feat for a startup. ZAC’s Cognition-based…

Deep-tech software company Octonion announced an STM32Cube expansion package optimized for STM32L4+ MCU-based industrial-application development boards. The package supports the development of Artificial Intelligence-based applications…

The recent claim by Google AI that its Sycamore quantum processor can complete a task in 200 seconds that would take a state-of-the-art supercomputer approximately 10,000 years to complete illustrates more than the power of quantum…

Qubits, the fundamental components of quantum computers, are sensitive to environmental “noise” from control electronics, heat, and even impurities in the qubit material. Qubits exist in one of two states corresponding to the binary…

What if you could change the magnetic properties of a material using different colored light? Scientists from Ruhr- Universität Bochum (RUB) in Germany, working as a team within the Cluster of Excellence Ruhr Explores Solvation, have…

While the University of Manchester scientists who discovered graphene, the thinnest yet strongest two-dimensional material yet known, were awarded the 2010 Nobel Prize in Physics, producing it at large scale to use it in new and more…

With more than 3% of power generated worldwide devoted to maintaining data storage, our need for more energy-efficient ways to store data grows exponentially as the amount of data we want to store increases. Traditionally, data is…

Classical computers, the machines we use every day for tasks from checking Facebook to running sophisticated artificial intelligence algorithms, process and store information in bits of either 0s or 1s – but not both at the same time.…