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Researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences have reported an imaging method that samples detail finer than the physical pixels of a digital camera sensor, without changing the sensor itself. The…
Somewhere on a seismogram the flat line starts to wobble. Deciding exactly where that wobble begins is the measurement: it fixes the moment a wave that set out from an earthquake on the far side of…
A team at KAIST and the Daejeon company TDS Innovation has reported a growth process that fixes where a single flake of an atom-thin semiconductor starts forming, putting it at the center of each…
Kioxia said on Oct. 9, 2026, that it has started sending samples of its first server drive in the E1.L format, a long, narrow card shape made for slim servers, to selected customers. The company says…
Finland's Licensing and Supervision Agency has told Tuike Finland Oy to stop preparation work that is significantly changing the environment at two planned data center sites, at Muhos and Kajaani,…
Researchers have converted a standard commercial fluorescence microscope, the kind many shared imaging facilities already own, into an instrument that images single molecules at a scale below 10…
NVIDIA and Microsoft opened preorders on Oct. 7, 2026, for Windows laptops built on NVIDIA's RTX Spark chip, which combines a processor and a graphics chip on a single part. NVIDIA says the laptops…
Researchers at the University of Southampton and partner labs in Greece, Denmark, France and Belgium have built a photonic chip that splits an arriving light signal into separate frequency bands and…
Google says a prototype satellite carrying its own AI processors reached orbit on Oct. 1, that its team has confirmed contact with the spacecraft, and that it is operating as expected. The satellite…
Engineers at Virginia Tech and the University of Virginia have built a chip platform that carries microwave-frequency sound waves with little loss, with the guiding channels, the power splitters and…
Researchers at the University of Siena and the 3D-printing company Inkbit have printed a plastic lens that steers a radio beam continuously across 35 degrees on either side of center, and they report…
Physicists at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln report that hafnia, the hafnium oxide already deposited as a thin insulating layer inside ordinary computer chips, is antiferroelectric when it is…