A silicon photonic chip device corrects distortions directly in light to enable faster and lower power connections between data centers for large artificial intelligence networks.

A two-dimensional bismuth–indium selenide device switches below 60 millivolts per decade at room temperature and needs only 160 millivolts of gate swing.

KAIST researchers build an oscillatory Ising machine using standard silicon transistors, enabling fast solutions to hard industrial problems at room temperature.

Tesla and SpaceX plan a major facility to produce advanced chips for AI, robotics, and space computing to meet growing internal demand.

Researchers demonstrate a fourfold increase in heat transfer using engineered gold patterns across tiny gaps, with potential uses in electronics cooling and energy conversion systems.

Radiation-resistant graphene nanoribbon sensors survive fusion-level gamma exposure, opening new pathways for space and nuclear instrumentation.

Researchers develop a thin layer that combines two magnetic forces, slashing power needs for memory in AI and devices by ten times while boosting reliability.

Researchers at MIT have invented a transistor using magnetic materials instead of silicon, promising smaller, faster, and more energy-efficient electronic circuits.