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Advanced Computing
Taking up tomorrow's computing challenges in a connected world: maintaining performance progress while curtailing power consumption.
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Inspired by the barn owl’s neuroanatomy, CEA-Leti has developed an event-driven, object-localization system that couples state-of-the-art piezoelectric, ultrasound transducer sensors to a neuromorphic, resistive memories-based computational map.
While quantum computers have become the Holy Grail in the quantum field, there is a much more advanced branch which harnesses the same properties, that of quantum sensors. In fact, these have become one of the key technological solutions in the quantum computer quest, not just to detect encoded information, but also in telecommunications or medical imaging, and numerous other applications.
A solution to the problem of excessive variability in ReRAM (resistive memory) could be found in Mott insulators, metals that conduct electricity in theory, but that turn out to be insulators.
CEA-Leti invites decision makers on the lookout for innovative and promising chip-based R&D, as well as editors, analysts and entrepreneurs to peruse the institute's reader-friendly "2021 Highlights" report
Primo1D miniaturizes RFID devices to integrate them into a textile thread, a true alternative to the detachable and cumbersome RFID tag.
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CEA is a French government-funded technological research organisation in four main areas: low-carbon energies, defense and security, information technologies and health technologies. A prominent player in the European Research Area, it is involved in setting up collaborative projects with many partners around the world.