New non-volatile tech writes a bit in 400 picoseconds

A team of boffins at Fudan University have emerged from their smoke-filled labs with a semiconductor storage device that writes a single bit in just 400 picoseconds — about 25 billion operations per second.

Sutherland says to have another look at pre-CMOS tech

Ivan Sutherland, who played a key role in foundational computer technologies, said that there is a way for the US to claim the mantle in "superconducting" chips.

This is what a tomato free diet does for you 

A half-starved British company has turned their post-Brexit turnip diet into something useful by coming up with a viable version of ReRAM. 

48-megapixels coming to phones in September

Sony has announced its latest CMOS sensor for smartphones, the 48-megapixel IMX586, which should start showing up in smartphones as early as September 2018.