An electromagnetic bandgap metamaterial

August issue now out

This month’s issue features free-standing printed electronics, hardware accelerators based on nanotube transistors, and a discussion of key challenges in 2D semiconductors.

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    The IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM), which takes place in San Francisco in December, is a key forum for reporting developments in semiconductor and electronic device technology. Here Nature Electronics highlights some of the breakthroughs reported at this year’s meeting.

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  • The further development of transistors based on two-dimensional transition metal dichalcogenides faces various issues, starting with the high density of defects typically found in the materials.

    Editorial
  • Computer engineer and transgender advocate who shaped the way VLSI systems are designed.

    • Kenneth Shepard
    Obituary
  • The complexity of the infrastructure underpinning the modern Internet has led to a lack of clarity on how to measure the energy consumption of web services and achieve sustainable web design. It is now crucial to redirect sustainability efforts in the sector towards more effective interventions.

    • Mohit Arora
    • Iain McClenaghan
    • Lydia Wozniak
    Comment
  • Steps are required to improve the assessment, reporting and benchmarking of devices based on emerging semiconductor materials.

    Editorial

Neuromorphic computing

The rise of machine learning and artificial intelligence is asking questions about what is the best way to build a computer, and approaches that derive inspiration from the brain could provide an answer. Here, in a series of articles, we explore what such neuromorphic computing can do.
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