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Nanocarbon Modeling May Be the Next Step Toward Emulating Human Brain Function

Nanocarbon modeling may be the next step toward emulating human brain function. That's the focus of USC electrical engineering professor Alice Parker's "synthetic cortex" study funded by the National Science Foundation.

10 Feb 2009

XLR 600iX Delivers Improved On-Wafer Performance to Chipmakers

Cymer, Inc. (Nasdaq:CYMI), the market's leading developer of light sources used to pattern advanced semiconductor chips, announced today that its advanced XLR 600i-originally introduced as a 90 watt (W) light source-...

From Cymer, Inc. 10 Feb 2009

Nanosized Crystals as Efficient Harvesters of Solar Radiation

A team of Los Alamos researchers led by Victor Klimov has shown that carrier multiplication-when a photon creates multiple electrons-is a real phenomenon in tiny semiconductor crystals and not a false observation born of...

10 Feb 2009

AIXTRON Receives Order for CRIUS System from New Customer

AIXTRON AG today announced an order received in the second quarter 2008 for an Close Coupled Showerhead CRIUS system with 31x2" wafer configuration from a new customer, Yangzhou Zhongke Semiconductor Lighting Center...

From AIXTRON SE 10 Feb 2009

Holst Centre Presents World's First 128 Bit Organic RFID Transponder Chip

At this week's International Solid State Circuit Conference, Holst Centre - founded by the Belgian nanoelectronics research center IMEC and the Dutch research center TNO - presents world's first 128 bit organic RFID transponder chip with Manchester encoding, anti-collision protocol and record high data rate.

9 Feb 2009

Luminescent Advances Computational Lithography Lead

Luminescent Technologies, Inc., the pioneer and first-to-market provider of computational lithography solutions for the global semiconductor industry, continues to advance its lead, with six major semiconductor manufacturers in Europe, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and the US now using its Inverse Lithography Technology (ILT) to develop computational solutions in a mix of environments -- from production at the 50- nm node to development at 36-nm, 28-nm and 22-nm nodes.

9 Feb 2009

SiliconBlue Technologies Announces Volume Shipments for 65nm SRAM-Based FPGAs

SiliconBlue Technologies today announced volume production shipments for its 65nm, SRAM-based FPGAs for handheld, ultra-low power applications. These include the iCE65L02, iCE65L04 and iCE65L08 devices with the balance of the family to follow in a few months.

9 Feb 2009