The Imagine Blue Awards aim to highlight “the work and imaginations of creators, developers, designers, and students using Bluetooth technology”

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There was once a CEO of an ambitious semiconductor start-up company targeted on making microprocessors, DRAM, SRAM and E2PROM. The CEO was of the opinion that it was a particularly good time to start a chip company because the technology had finally stopped zig-zagging all over the place and it was now absolutely clear that …

Read full article: Fable: The CEO Who Thought NMOS Was here To Stay

The US National Institute of Standards and Technology comes up with a way to build durable gold wires onto flexible, thin plastic film.

Read full article: Pores stop gold wires cracking in membrane for medical wearables

With IoT devices and smart city data projects starting to be implemented, there is an urgent need for an IoT search engine, says the University of Surrey

Read full article: IoT needs a search engine

Having spent the past couple of days in Rome, closeted with Continentals for the European Nanoelectronics Forum, I realise something is missing – it’s the How part. How are they going to achieve all these good intentions? The intentions are splendid. Gunther Oettinger, European Commissioner for the Digital Economy and Society, told the Forum: “Digital …

Read full article: EU Tech Road Paved With Good Intentions

Scientists at the University of Sussex found a way to hold ion-based qubits without lasers. “Quantum computing on a small scale using trapped ions is carried out by aligning individual laser beams onto individual ions with each ion,” said the University. “However, a large-scale quantum computer would need billions of quantum bits, therefore billions of …

Read full article: Quantum computing without millions of lasers

By acquiring the Dutch company Innoluce, Infineon’s aim is to reduce the cost of Lidar so far that it can be widely deployed.

Read full article: Infineon acquisition aims at mass deployment of Lidar

42 Technology has won an Innovate UK grant towards commercial development of a remote monitoring system for the UK’s network of electricity sub-stations

Read full article: Novel sub-station power monitor gets Innovate UK grant

When the California State Water Board adopted new regulations on seawater desalination plants in 2015, Poseidon, the developer of a proposed 50 million gallons a day (227,000 m3/d) capacity seawater RO plant in Huntington Beach, California, went back to the drawing board on its water intake technology.

Gradiant’s philosophy on technology is to take fundamental concepts and develop them into water technologies that speak directly to customers’ experiences in the field.