At embedded world 2024, antenna manufacturer Ignion announced Oxion, a real-time AI-powered platform to simplify antenna integration.

EE Times Europe sat down with Sebastien Dauvé at CEA-Leti headquarters to talk about applied research in France and in Europe as a whole.

EE Times Europe sat down with Sequans Communications’ Olivier Pauzet to understand the impact of the MOU termination and discuss projects such as its recent funding under the France 2030 initiative.

The end of the chip shortage isn’t the end of the talent shortage.

Hybrid quantum computing isn’t just a workaround until quantum systems mature; it’s a durable solution designed to evolve.

As pressure mounts on the quantum computing industry to utilize its capital and demonstrate it is on track toward commercial value creation, what are the crucial next steps for hardware developers?

Demand for higher-power devices will likely rise, with experts predicting double-digit annual growth for the Industrial IoT through 2030. Here are seven steps to follow to optimize PCB design in high-current electronics in response to this trend.

The analog implementation of neuromorphic processing plays a crucial role in minimizing power consumption and reducing the inference latency.

Neutral atoms can be used as robust and versatile qubits, thanks to recent developments in optical tweezer technology.  

This article looks at some of the problems that traditional computers either handle poorly or cannot handle at all but that quantum computers might successfully address in the future, when quantum machines will be larger and less susceptible to decoherence.

As pressure mounts on the quantum computing industry to utilize its capital and demonstrate it is on track toward commercial value creation, what are the crucial next steps for hardware developers?

Thus far, the French Quantum Strategy has given priority to three research infrastructures and 11 research projects.