Semiconductor Giants Agree on Chiplet Standard and Release UCIe 1.0 Spec

Behemoths in the semiconductor industry have agreed on the standardization of an open-source chiplet design that would help them all by lifting any inter-compatibility issues, hopefully laying the ground for a new era in processor…

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Researchers Used Solar Cells to Set Up a High-Speed Underwater WiFi

Researchers at the Zhejiang University in China have tested an underwater data transmission solution to help divers, submarines, sensors, and autonomous vehicles send and receive information as if they had a WiFi internet connection. Their…

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U.S.-Based Stem-cell Study Cures Woman of Leukemia and HIV at Once

A woman participating in a New York study at the Weill Cornell Medicine center became the third person in history to be successfully cured of HIV, the virus that causes AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome). Additionally,…

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Why The Industrial Furnaces Market is Expected to Grow in The Next 5 Years

According to a Research and Markets report, the industrial furnaces market is expected to follow an upward trajectory with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.4% until 2026, reaching $9.2 billion. This report is…

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“Son of Concorde” is on its way! NASA Tests Its ‘Quiet’ Supersonic Jet

Concorde was the world’s first supersonic airliner, it entered service in 1976. But the Concorde aircraft was grounded in 2003, three years after the crash of Air France Flight 4590, in which all passengers and…

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US Steel Building Sustainable New $3 Billion Facility in Arkansas

The United States Steel Corporation has announced the beginning of the construction of a next-gen steel mill in Osceola, Arkansas, which will be technologically advanced and more friendly to the environment. The new facility will…

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EU Nuclear Fusion Project Announces New Milestone Moment

Scientists and engineers at EUROfusion are celebrating the achievement of a new fusion energy record, releasing 59 megajoules of sustained fusion energy from the tokamak unit, JET (Joint European Torus). JET was the holder of…

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New drug that triggers cell autophagy could help treating a number of cancers

A new drug developed by researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis is currently being tested in mice against several cancer types, and the first results are very hopeful. The drug induces…

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