Blockchains will have to be able to communicate with each other if the development of the technology is to pick up speed. Blockchain startup Toposware joined forces with CEA-List to develop a blockchain interoperability protocol that does away with a central authority.
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CEA-List recently developed a new tool to help medical physicists predict the validity of conformal radiotherapy protocols faster. This solution can even eliminate the initial quality control step in some cases while still ensuring optimal patient safety.
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Resistive Random Access Memory (ReRAM) is a type of emerging Non-Volatile Memory (NVM) that scales easily to lower process geometries for future embedded NVM applications. Because of its simple structure, a ReRAM cell is small, fast, easy to stack, and consumes extremely low power.
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Tiny RAPTOR is a complete Neural Processor solution to deploy AI at the very edge combining Software and Hardware approaches resulting from more than 3 years of development, together with CEA-List in a joint laboratory.
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When a radiological attack occurs, first responders need fast, reliable, automated detection and measurement solutions to assess the situation safely. In research for the EU TERRIFFIC project, CEA-List helped develop a new device that does just that.
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When Shor’s algorithm was discovered in 1994, it ignited the scientific community’s interest in quantum computing. Until now, however, it has been impossible to verify implementations of the algorithm for lack of appropriate tools. Researchers at CEA-List have filled this gap.
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The year 2021 was marked by a spectacular post-Covid economic recovery. Our year at CEA-List mirrors the dynamic broader context. Over the course of 2021 we seized the many new opportunities that presented themselves, starting new pump-priming research projects and expanding our research and innovation platforms.
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