
Kyoto university: sic transistor survives 600°c using standard ion implantation
Kyoto University engineers a silicon carbide transistor that operates at 600°C using standard ion implantation, cutting voltage drift to under 0.1V.
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Kyoto University engineers a silicon carbide transistor that operates at 600°C using standard ion implantation, cutting voltage drift to under 0.1V.

New research reveals that while hybrid vehicles emit fewer total pollutants, they release more toxic and reactive organic compounds during low-speed driving.

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Southern Illinois University Carbondale turns plastic bottles and agricultural waste into edible cookies using CRISPR-edited yeast. The µBites project is now awaiting final institutional approval.

TP-Link patches three high-severity flaws in the TL-MR6400 v7 router. The 1.9.0 Build 260714 firmware update is critical to prevent arbitrary code execution and device crashes.

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Singapore's first biological data centre is live: 20 CL1 units with human neurons consume just 30W each, less than a calculator.

EU right-to-repair rules are now fully operational: consumers can request repairs for smartphones and appliances at reasonable prices.

Supermicro fires staff involved in the scandal: independent probe clears current management and confirms $2.5 billion worth of Nvidia chips illegally diverted to China.

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