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Researchers from MIT, SLAC, Stanford University, and Argonne National Laboratory published a technical paper titled “Spatiotemporal mapping of anisotropic thermal transport in GaN thin films via ultrafast X-ray diffraction.”

Abstract Excerpt: The paper presents a “non-contact, spatiotemporal-resolved ultrafast X-ray di...


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Researchers from Imperial College London and University of Exeter published a technical paper titled “Ultrafast switching of optical properties in a doped semiconductor by intense femtosecond laser pulses.”

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“The rapid switching of materials when excited by ultrashort pulses of light is central for many optical technologies, and in part...


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Memory/FMS

Denser, faster, and more distributed memory architectures for AI was the big news at the Future of Memory and Storage conference this week:

Sandisk and SK Hynix released the 

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Modern system-on-chips (SoCs) are no longer built around a single clock and a single reset. Today’s designs integrate hundreds of IP blocks, multiple power domains, software-controlled reset sequences, and sophisticated power-management techniques. While these advancements have enabled remarkable functionality and performance, they have also introduced new verification challe...


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PCIe is the primary high-speed interconnect used to connect processors with accelerators, memory devices, storage, and networking components. It provides a common and scalable foundation for moving large volumes of data between the compute and I/O resources that make up a modern system. As architectures add more powerful accelerators and higher-performance devices, PCIe conti...


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