15Cze
Monolithic 3D silicon chips could extend the life of Moore’s Law.

Monolithic 3D silicon chips could extend the life of Moore’s Law. (Nr 24/2026)

Something has happened in the world of semiconductors that seemed unimaginable just a few years ago. Researchers at the University of Illinois have developed a...

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8Cze
Another step for 6G networks.

Another step for 6G networks. (Nr 23/2026)

Researchers at Tokushima University have demonstrated 112 Gbps wireless data transmission in the 560 GHz band, using so-called soliton optical microcombs. This...

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1Cze
Computers of the future - scientists want to replace electrons with photons.

Computers of the future - scientists want to replace electrons with photons. (Nr 22/2026)

Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have developed a new way of using light to perform computer calculations that could radically change the developm...

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25Maj
Rings will turn gestures into words.

Rings will turn gestures into words. (Nr 21/2026)

Researchers in South Korea have developed a new real-time sign language translation system that could significantly facilitate communication between deaf and h...

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18Maj
Ecological perovskites getting closer to commercialisation.

Ecological perovskites getting closer to commercialisation. (Nr 20/2026)

Researchers at the University of Queensland have developed an industrially compatible method to produce lead-free perovskite photovoltaic cells for indoor ligh...

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11Maj
New supercomputer without GPUs.

New supercomputer without GPUs. (Nr 19/2026)

China has announced the construction of a new supercomputer called Lingshen, which, according to official information, is expected to achieve more than 2 ExaFL...

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4Maj
Memory that works at temperatures higher than lava.

Memory that works at temperatures higher than lava. (Nr 18/2026)

Researchers at the University of Southern California have made a breakthrough by developing a new type of computer memory that works at 700°C - higher than the...

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27Kwi
Spectrometer with size of a grain of sand.

Spectrometer with size of a grain of sand. (Nr 17/2026)

Researchers at the University of California, Davis, have developed a spectrometer occupying a surface area of only about 0.4 mm², capable of analysing light ov...

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20Kwi
Sensory paint that records impact force with precision up to 770 N.

Sensory paint that records impact force with precision up to 770 N. (Nr 16/2026)

Researchers at Tufts University have developed a novel paint that changes colour depending on the force of the impact enabling precise demonstration of impact ...

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13Kwi
Underground WiFi.

Underground WiFi. (Nr 15/2026)

Korean researchers at the Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) have developed a wireless underground communication system that operates...

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6Kwi
Quantum precision in practice.

Quantum precision in practice. (Nr 14/2026)

Researchers at the University of Bristol have developed an innovative laser system inspired by quantum physics that enables distance measurements with sub-mill...

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30Mar
AI that can see through walls.

AI that can see through walls. (Nr 13/2026)

Researchers at MIT have presented a new approach to reconstructing objects hidden behind obstacles that combines analysis of wireless signals with generative a...

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23Mar
When a magnet acts like graphene.

When a magnet acts like graphene. (Nr 12/2026)

Researchers at the University of Illinois have made a discovery that could have a significant impact on the development of electronics. They have found that ma...

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16Mar
Laser Internet from space.

Laser Internet from space. (Nr 11/2026)

The European Space Agency (ESA) has announced a breakthrough in the field of satellite communications - for the first time, a high-speed laser link has been su...

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9Mar
Project Silica can store data for thousands of years.

Project Silica can store data for thousands of years. (Nr 10/2026)

Researchers associated with Microsoft Research in Cambridge have developed a new way of long-term archiving data that they claim can make it readable for up to...

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2Mar
Language barrier-free conversations at T-Mobile.

Language barrier-free conversations at T-Mobile. (Nr 9/2026)

Mobile network operator T-Mobile in the US has unveiled a Live Translation service that allows telephone conversations to be translated in real time. This solu...

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23Lut
Artificial intelligence that recognises vehicles from all perspectives.

Artificial intelligence that recognises vehicles from all perspectives. (Nr 8/2026)

Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) have developed advanced software using artificial intelligence to analyse traffic and recognise individual ...

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16Lut
Is this a breakthrough? Finnish solid-state battery close to series production.

Is this a breakthrough? Finnish solid-state battery close to series production. (Nr 7/2026)

The combination of an ultra-high-performance solid electrolyte battery with an ultralight EV platform for electric vehicles (an EV platform is a structure that...

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9Lut
 Artificial intelligence begins to

Artificial intelligence begins to "read" the code of life. (Nr 6/2026)

Artificial intelligence is increasingly entering areas previously reserved exclusively for biologists and geneticists. The latest example is the AlphaGenome, a...

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2Lut
Fast satellite Internet is the new standard on board planes?

Fast satellite Internet is the new standard on board planes? (Nr 5/2026)

Connectivity on planes is undergoing a transformation. What was once considered a luxury is now becoming a standard - fast and increasingly free WiFi is becomi...

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26Sty
Space Forge will produce materials in space 4,000 times cleaner than on Earth.

Space Forge will produce materials in space 4,000 times cleaner than on Earth. (Nr 4/2026)

Space Forge has become the first UK company to successfully demonstrate an orbital manufacturing module equipped with a high-temperature process reactor reachi...

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19Sty
Aerospace engines will help to power AI centres.

Aerospace engines will help to power AI centres. (Nr 3/2026)

Long queues to connect or increase connection power - up to seven years - are forcing AI data centre developers to seek power on their own. Increasingly, there...

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12Sty
Samsung is focusing on Micro RGB technology.

Samsung is focusing on Micro RGB technology. (Nr 2/2026)

Samsung has gone on the offensive in the premium TV segment with the unveiling of a new series of TVs that will go on sale this year. The company unveiled a ne...

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5Sty
 Will spintronics revolutionise modern electronics?

Will spintronics revolutionise modern electronics? (Nr 1/2026)

Spintronics, or spin electronics, is a field that has been maturing in the laboratories of physicists for several decades, and is now clearly beginning to make...

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