How YouTube Paved the Way for Google's Stadia Cloud Gaming Service

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Google's vision is that any device that can play YouTube videos will also have access to cloud gaming through StadiaWhen Google’s executives floated a vision for the Stadia cloud gaming service that could make graphically intensive gaming available on any device, they knew the company wouldn’t have to build all the necessary technology from scratch. Instead, the…
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Key Challenges in 5G NR

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Demand for wireless communication presents multiple industry challenges at onceOverview As the technology curve grows inevitably steeper, solutions that solve multiple problems across a variety of industries become more necessary. The race toward 5G has challenged every wireless researcher, hardware manufacturer, and operator to evaluate what tools they can use…
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First 3D Nanotube and RRAM ICs Come Out of Foundry

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Skywater Technology Foundry produces first wafers in a drive to match performance of cutting-edge silicon chips Here’s something you don’t see very often at government-sponsored technology meetings—spontaneous applause. It happened at DARPA’s Electronics Resurgence Initiative Summit this week when MIT assistant professor Max Shulaker held up a silicon wafer that…
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UbiquitiLink Wants To Turn Every Cellphone Into a Satellite Phone

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Satellite start-up UbiquitiLink's patented technology allows ordinary cellphones to use satellites like cell towers, bringing cheap messaging to millions“Tens of thousands of people every year die because they have no connectivity,” says Charles Miller, CEO of satellite communications start-up UbiquitiLink. “That is coming to an end.” It’s a bold claim from…
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