Entomal Biotech is bringing a new, sustainable way of processing food waste to the table. It has come up with an idea of circling food waste from the kitchen, home, to the dump and then back to animals or, ultimately in the future, human's stomach.The Kuala Lumpur-based biotech startup is now seeking funding to set up both decentralized containers for small volume food waste from every household and large, centralized food waste treatment plant for restaurants and corporations.It is working from the top down with local authorities to make impactful policy changes so that food waste treatment can be decarbonized. It has also received requests from private corporations for solutions to large-scale food waste treatment. According to the United Nation (UN)'s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), the world produces 1.3 billion tonnes of edible food wastage every year. And the carbon footprint the total food wastage releases into the atmosphere is estimated at 3.3 billion tonnes of CO2 equivalent of greenhouse gas.Through Entomal Biotech, treating food waste is now much more innovative. The company focuses on treating food waste for clients including city councils, corporations, plantations, shopping malls, hotels, and communities, cooking their "secret recipe" that turn the food waste into nutritious insect protein extracted from black soldier fly larvae.The company has helped set up black soldier fly farms internationally as it is equipped with a thorough technical understanding of the expertise. In addition to the farms existing in South Korea, China, Singapore, and Malaysia, Entomal Biotech is now working with new farms coming up in Thailand and Indonesia. The insect-based protein will be processed into animal feed, starting from pet food and eventually to livestock feed, as animal feed is the company's largest downstream market.Yanni Ching, the "Fly Lady" of Entomal Biotech, who is also the CCO of the company with her two wingmen of the team - the co-founder and the CTO, said the insect-protein is an excellent choice to feed cats, chickens, and pigs as the protein is nutritious and beneficial. "Essentially, the nutrition makes them healthier and happier," she said.In the future ahead, humans might be allowed to consume the insect-based protein as well, but it is still under extensive research and will need verification before it gets served. Entomal Biotech's vision is to work with UNICEF and distribute protein bars to countries with nutrition needs.Tera cat food, the company's first product, has launched in Malaysia, where 70% of the population have cats as pets. The pet food market in southeast Asia, Ching said, is very competitive, but their sales are looking good. The company is also working to connect with distributors of Tera in Europe, where cat owners, or pet owners in general, are more willing to pay for a green premium for pet food. Their first stop might be the store shelves in the UK.In addition to pet food, the company is developing a wound-healing cream for pets too. The anti-microbial peptides extracted from black solider fly protein is effective in healing and preventing infections.Entomal Biotech has been in contact with black soldier fly farm operators in Taiwan. Although most of them are still in the early stage of development, said Ching, the industry will grow with support from the government. She is confident that the company's expertise would be a huge benefit for Taiwanese players.Well-equipped to pioneer the niche market of food waste management around the world, the company is looking to work with waste management sector and black soldier fly farms. It has started pre-series A fundraising. The technology to produce larvae feed by treating food waste will be presented by the company at the TIE Awards held in Taipei on October 12-14, 2023.

Trends in smart wearables head towards multi-functional integration, longer battery life, and smoother user experience, placing higher requirements on chips to deliver smaller size, better power consumption, improved performance, better application tuning, and more. ePOP storage chips are ideal for smart wearable devices for their small size, low power consumption, high performance, and high reliability. Now BIWIN brings the LPDDR4X 144-Ball ePOP for high-end smart watches, offering 128.6% higher frequency and 32% less chip size compared with LPDDR3.Having passed the Qualcomm 5100 SOC platform certification, BIWIN LPDDR4X ePOP integrates eMMC 5.1 and LPDDR4X in a compact dimension of 8 mm x 9.5 mm x 0.8 mm, delivering ROM sequential read and write speeds of up to 310 MB/s and 240 MB/s respectively. With RAM frequency up to 4266 Mpbs and capacity up to 32 GB + 16 Gb (with a 64 GB+16 Gb version coming soon), BIWIN ePOP is a flagship storage solution for high-end smart watches.BIWIN LPDDR4X 144-Ball ePOP Advantages:Complies with JEDEC standards, integrates eMMC 5.1 and LPDDR4X, and allows smart watches to have a more compact design (by mounting directly on the SoC chip).Low power consumption and high performance (with frequency up by 128.6%), powered by low-power LPDRAM and optimized firmware.Works faultlessly in extended temperature from -20 �J ~ 85 �J, featuring Wear Leveling, LDPC (Low-Density Parity Check) codes, and FFU (Field Firmware Update).Simplifies system design and speed up your product's time-to-market with Qualcomm 5100 SoC platform certification.With high performance, low power consumption and high reliability, BIWIN LPDDR4X 144-Ball ePOP significantly improves user experience for smart wearables. BIWIN ePOP provides high data storage efficiency, smooth switching on/off, APP start/shutdown, screen-off and lock. It efficiently deals with different loads of sensors and the demand for multi-threaded storage to ensure fast response to the user's operations and commands. Featuring low power consumption, BIWIN ePOP reduces heat dissipation in multi-threaded, high-load, and long-work time scenarios, preventing the overheating which can cause system collapse and bad user experience. In addition, BIWIN ePOP is highly reliable in dealing with abnormalities such as blue screen error, cold start, and reset.Compared with memory chips in cell phones, storage solutions for smart wearables require higher responsiveness and more customized service. BIWIN ePOP features high performance, low power consumption, small size, and high reliability, showing the advantages in BIWIN R&D, packaging and testing. BIWIN storage solutions for smart wearables already serve the supply chain system of world-class customers, capturing a dominant share of the market. BIWIN offers proven storage solutions that bring compatibility with their existing SOC platform, system, and application. Moving forward, BIWIN will continue to optimize user experience for different user scenarios, helping customers increase the competitiveness of their terminal products.BIWIN Embedded Storage Solution for High-end Smart Watches BIWIN LPDDR4X 144-ball ePOP with Qualcomm 5100 SoC Platform CertificationBIWIN LPDDR4X 144-Ball ePOP SpecificationsBIWIN LPDDR4X 144-Ball ePOP Advantages

PCIe SSD prices continue to drop in 2022, the cost of purchasing high-performance, high-capacity PCIe SSDs for PCs has also decreased. This has expanded the application of PCIe 4.0 SSDs in the PC OEM market, driving a significant increase in the market share of consumer PCIe 4.0 SSDs. BIWIN has extended a new DRAM-less PCIe 4.0 SSD-- AP860 for desktops, laptops, and all-in-one computers. This new product offer high performance, large capacity, excellent compatibility, quality consistency, and supply stability.Powered by self-developed firmware, BIWIN AP860 delivers up to 7100 MB/s sequential read and up to 6600 MB/s sequential write using the PCIe Gen4×4 interface and NVMe 1.4. AP860 is two times faster than its predecessor, the AP423 PCIe 3.0 SSD, both in read and write speed. With a capacity up to 4 TB, it offers random read / write speed up to 1070K IOPS / 980K IOPS, bringing improved responsiveness and smooth user experience. AP860 also adopts a cost-saving DRAM-less solution and supports HMB to achieve ultimate performance.With built-in Power Management Unit (PMU), AP860 achieves ultra-low power consumption both in the working and idle mode through the precise control and optimization of its firmware. The read / write / idle power consumption of AP860 is 2.2 W / 2.4 W / 0.7 W, which shows that it is more power-efficient than AP423.And this AP860 comes with a 1.5 million hour MTBF as well as a 3-year warranty, ensuring stable performance for hours of operation. Featuring unparalleled performance, low power consumption and high reliability, AP860 works across Win10, Win11, Linux, Ubuntu, CentOS and other operation systems that support Intel and AMD PCIe Gen4.Putting the integration of R&D and IC packaging first, BIWIN will continue to leverage its advantages in storage media characteristic analysis, firmware algorithm development, IC packaging, test solution development, and global brand operations. Also, the company will make great efforts to bring new PCIe 5.0 SSDs to process big data at faster speed.BIWIN Announces New PCIe Gen4 SSD for PC OEMsHigher standard PCle offers improved bandwidth, higher transfer rate,and better performanceAP860 VS AP426 Performance Comparison

Xiphera, founded in 2017 by Matti Tommiska and Kimmo Jarvinen, has designed hardware-based cryptographic algorithms that can be implemented directly on Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) or Application Specific Integrated Circuits (ASIC). Xiphera has partnerships with Intel, AMD, Lattice, Microchip, Bittware, Spinnaker Systems, and Muspark.The company will present its Crypto Cores and Security Protocols at the TIE Awards on October 12-14 in Taipei.Xiphera's goal is to enable its customers to enhance the security level of their products, such as data centers and industrial control systems, since they are increasingly likely to fall victims of malware attacks.Back in 2016, the two co-founders of Xiphera thought that cryptography is most securely implemented in hardware. Most of the current implementations of cryptographic algorithms are in software, where for example the underlying operating system, third-party cryptographic libraries, and the processor microarchitecture interact in a complex way, and any loophole or weakness in any of these component may compromise the security of the entire system. Hardware-based cryptography, in contrast, decreases the attack surface of the system, and additionally increases performance and lowers power consumption.The company, founded by two electrical engineering PhDs who have been working on cryptography for years, developed Crypto Cores and Crypto Solutions to protect industrial, communications, and defense customers. The solutions are licensed globally, and Xiphera intends to increase its business and footprint in Taiwan as well.Xiphera, Ltd, protects critical systems by designing security directly into hard-ware

ChatGPT, the latest artificial intelligence (AI) trend, has continued to create surprises in our daily lives. The trend has naturally spread to the field of medicine which generates a wave of new smart healthcare applications that combine biomedicine with AI. The development has driven massive growth in biomedical technology which drastically reduces the analysis and interpretation time, thereby increasing the accuracy and efficiency of diagnosis. The AI-oriented medicine is creating new opportunities as smart technology has become an indispensable force that drives the development of biomedical science.Using Software as a Service (SaaS) as the core, and supported by AI technologies such as natural language processing, computer vision, deep learning, and big data analytics, ASUS Intelligent Cloud Services (AICS) utilizes valuable medical data to accelerate the development of intelligent applications and improve the operational performance of hospitals. Upon receiving an invitation from Danyu Bai, Deputy Director of Trade and Investment of the Canadian Trade Office in Taipei (CTOT), AICS and the Center of Intelligent Healthcare of the National Taiwan University Hospital (NTUH) jointly participated in a smart medicine reverse pitch forum as heavy hitters in the healthcare industry, to help healthcare startups better understand the pain points in the clinical field. Additionally, the event allowed hospitals to find better solutions to address their problems and achieve win-win situations.Dr. Chien-Chang Lee, Deputy Director of the Center of Intelligent Healthcare at NTUH, pointed out that AI technology is a critical foundation for hospitals in embarking on the next phase of smart healthcare and precision health technology. The application of AI technologies in providing a series of precise medical predictions, guidance, and treatment is bringing about significant changes in the doctor-patient relationship and the clinical healthcare environment. Furthermore, a greater revolution has emerged through AI deep learning or machine learning.Federated Learning Technology Achieves Balance Between "Innovative Technology," "Privacy Protection"AI algorithms rely on training using large volumes of medical data and samples to become increasingly reliable. Thus, medical images and data accumulated by NTUH over an extended period have become the key to resolving the development of smart healthcare. However, medical data is a key asset protected by government regulations, as it involves critical issues of patient privacy protection.From the perspective of achieving a balance between "innovative technology" and "privacy protections," NTUH is optimistic about the ability of federated learning technology in catering to the ardent need. By applying complex encryption technology on medical data, cloud services are provided such that AI algorithms and learning frameworks are put onto the cloud. Consequently, encrypted data from other hospitals can be used for training different AI models via federated learning technology.Not only can patient data be protected from leaks, training can also be provided to train AI models to solve medical diagnosis and precise prediction issues. All of this requires finding a partner among suppliers of information technology and cloud services that can build a smart healthcare system to satisfy legality requirements, while catering to privacy and data protection.AICS xHIS Cloud Platform as Role Model in Medical Resource Sharing, ComplianceMichael Wu, Director of Business Development at ASUS Intelligent Cloud Services (AICS) said that in the past, Asus actively participated in large-scale supercomputer projects executed by the government and research institutions, so as to accumulate comprehensive technological experience. Since being founded in 2019, AICS has been dedicated to developing AI software and targeting businesses related to healthcare institutions. Currently, an engineering team totaling 150 members has been established in both Taiwan and Singapore. They have since developed over 20 AI-based smart software products, serving over 30,000 customers, and the service volume have reached 1.2 million times per month.Based on major smart healthcare development trends observed during AICS's participation in building hospital systems, Wu believes that the greatest challenge and bottleneck faced by hospitals are the dispersion of large volumes of data across different locations and data silos issues due to heterogeneous formats. Therefore, to solve the issues, AICS focus on providing and establishing smart healthcare information and hybrid cloud platforms. By revolutionizing cloud architecture, AICS works to change the rules of the game.To address data silos issues, ASUS xHIS platform, a healthcare cloud platform, is used for developing information systems for hospitals. Standardized data formats that conform to international norms are established, allowing doctors and professionals to design different types of AI software on the platform that can create and share standardized processes for medical images and data. As a result, collaborations on medical image data with international startups that offer innovative technologies can be formed on the platform. Such innovative technologies can provide timely and legally compliant solutions to improve hospital procedures, thereby completing the construction of a smart healthcare ecosystem.Many AI suppliers from North America or Europe are attracted to Taiwan's smart healthcare ecosystem because of the high-quality medical image data, such as those provided by NTUH. This gives Western tech companies an opportunity to test AI data from the Asia Pacific region. Furthermore, the affordable costs of medical data allow Western companies to drastically reduce their development costs of smart solutions. Meanwhile, Taiwan has accumulated a large amount of data due to its robust health insurance system, thus providing an advantage for the development of global AI solutions. The large data is important in testing or training complex AI models using examples that satisfy legal compliance requirements and have economic value. The joint effort in building a smart healthcare ecosystem by the Center of Intelligent Healthcare at NTUH, and AICS will position Taiwan to make key contributions to the global smart healthcare industry.

Okinawa-based startup Watasumi is utilizing its biological technological expertise to convert organic carbon from waste water into energy through bioelectrochemical systems (BES). The company now targets small- and medium-sized food and drink industries around Japan, hoping to treat waste water more sustainably by leasing to clients the fully self-sustained compact module reactor that can also serve as an additional power source.Watasumi is a spin-off from the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST)'s R&D Cluster Section and the Tech Pioneers program. The company has advisors in Europe where Environmental Technology is more mature.Company founder David Simpson has worked on such BES for over a decade. The technology works particularly well as the Japanese diet culture comprises a large variety of carbohydrates including rice and tofu, and Watasumi has attained business in the shochu and sake industry in Japan. Some other Watasumi's clients are also primary producers of food and beverages like tofu cakes and pig farms, which produce a consistent volume of waste water with high concentration of sugar that they normally would need to pay a large amount money to get treated and disposed of.The system has a colony of bacteria consuming sugars on one conductive electrode, where some bacteria breathe electrons (oxidization) onto the electrode, and another type of bacteria consumes these captured electrons to boost biogas production in a "syntrophic" relationship. A counter electrode connected by an external circuit creates a power current and controls the reaction, Simpson explained. The reaction is fully self-sustained and produces biogas for use.There are lots of small sake makers in Japan, Simpson added, and besides the primary producers, restaurants or local communities could be the potential clients to Watasumi in the future as well.The benefits of Watasumi's solutionWatasumi is currently at the phase of streamlining production of the equipment. The business model works for its clients as it does not require a large capital to invest in. Neither does it require a lot of manpower to operate or monitor, Simpson said. Before the equipment gets in place, the company carries out analytical tests on the waste water.Food producers are sometimes choked by the high costs of treating waste water, especially for small-scale one. Despite strict regulations for waste water treatment, compliance is not so high, especially with SMEs, according to Simpson. Biotechnology like BES's could help them lower the costs of waste water treatment and make their business more sustainable and environmental-friendly.To push for its solution to be more widely adopted by the food and beverage industry, Watasumi is now making inroads to approach local authorities.Currently, for small food producers considering adopting Watasumi's solution in Japan, Simpson said the costs can be mostly covered by government subsidies.Most importantly, the reactor can help clients reduce a significant portion of energy costs as the biogas generated by the solution can be directed towards making new products. For distilleries, for example, 90% of the electricity generated by the reactor are in the form of biogas. Burning the gas for production activities or heating can save up to 50% of the energy requirement for the facility, Simpson said.The company is looking to start seed-round fundraising this year.Looking for collaborations and networking activities in neighboring Asia countries, the company will be in Taipei on Oct 12-14 as one of the recipients of the TIE Awards.Watasumi's reactor system is easily installed on even the smallest of customer's sites by using standard pallets. This installation is capable of treating 1000L of distillery wastewater per day.

Thermalytica, a spin-off startup from Japan's National Institute of Materials Science (NIMS), has developed an ultra-low density and lightweight silica-based thermal insulation material. The material, TIISA, is revolutionary in its structure; its volume can expand up to ten times larger than traditional aerogel when compared at the same weight.The company's CEO, Kazuo Konuma, formerly worked as a semiconductor researcher at NEC and has hands-on experience assisting NIMS in technology transfer. Founder and CTO, Rudder Wu, boasts years of dedicated research in insulation materials and envisions diverse applications for TIISA.Everyday use cases encompass insulation paint for eco-friendly building exteriors, smart AIOT insulation windows for residential use, and outdoor gear suitable for everyone.Wide use of insulation materialsApplying high-end insulation materials is key to reducing power consumption and carbon emissions because it creates a thermal barrier that shields heat from entering or leaking. Insulation is needed in many fields, ranging from buildings, factories, industrial equipment, electronics, data centers, lithium batteries for EVs and green energy storage, functional textiles, cryogenic transportation storage of liquid hydrogen.Silica powder is drawing close attention for its excellent insulation properties as production costs decline and technology improves. As the world calls for higher ESG compliance and net-zero carbon emissions, everyone is looking for better ways to improve energy efficiency and to make human activities more sustainable.TIISA, which stands for "thermal insulation inflatable solid air", contains over 99% air and comprises nanometer-sized particles. The material has high fluidity and can shield heat up to 1,300 degrees Celsius. Comparing with traditional insulation materials, TIISA has significantly low thermal conductivity.Wu recognizes the substantial demand for curbing heat loss and reducing carbon emissions. If a layer of thermal insulation material could be applied to the industrial ovens and high-temperature pipes, he said, it could significantly reduce energy loss for the factory.Meanwhile, the company has received many requests from Taiwan's ICT manufacturers seeking solutions for managing heat dissipation. While heat insulation and dissipation represent separate mechanisms, said the company's research engineer, Eric Lee, insulation material could be applied in consumer electronics to protect temperature-sensitive components, such as cameras and batteries, from the dissipated heat and complement heat management for electronics.Production commercializationThe team is currently constructing a pilot production facility in its headquarters city, Tsukuba, Japan. Ryo Sasamoto, head of corporate strategy at Thermalytica, said his objective over the next five years is to increase annual production capacity to ten tonnes. Sasamoto emphasized that Taiwan would be among Thermalytica's early target markets. The company also plans to expand globally, including into other Southeast Asian countries and the US, where they have connected with potential investors. The company garnered recognition in both Japan and Taiwan, having been chosen by a Taiwanese incubator, Garage Plus, and the Hsinchu county government as a promising startup. It has also been chosen by Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) as J-startup this year. The company has been engaging with Taiwanese manufacturers since then.In Tsukuba, the company has been given an opportunity to verify its thermal insulation paint on a public building later this year. The project will be funded and supported by the local government.Thermalytica will be showcasing TIISA at TIE Awards in Taipei on October 12-14 and is seeking collaborations with local producers and suppliers across steel production, automotive, electronics, textile, chemicals, and green energy.The company also plans to start the next round of fundraising in 2024.Thermalytica TIISA monolith, a translucent aerogelThermalytica TIISA, a fluid-like silica-based powder

Blumind is pitching a farsighted approach of neural network processing using an all-analog architecture for AI applications to be more sustainable in the future. The company has completed the latest phase of R&D and is now looking to commercialize its high-performance, low-cost, and sustainable AI chips.Instead of building a digital compute architecture like most other industry players today, the company has invented an all-analog neural network signal processor architecture that is totally event-driven, highly efficient and accurate.The semiconductor industry has started working on reducing the mind-boggling power consumption and improve the sustainability of AI, said Niraj Mathur, co-founder of Blumind. For AI to be more broadly adopted in all aspects of our lives, it has to become more energy efficient, he added.Having worked in the chip industry for decades and witnessing the surge of AI applications, Mathur and his team at Blumind believe that it is necessary to deliver new innovative semiconductors to enable AI for everyone, everywhere. Markets ranging from smart wearables, health monitoring, to smart mobility and robotics, will demand ultra-low power, low latency and low-cost solutions to become major drivers of global economic growth.In order to meet the growing demand for AI-enabled applications in people's everyday lives, such as camera-based collision avoidance, microphone-based voice command detection and natural movement for robots, the chip industry has been seeking ways to reduce costs and power consumption of AI chips.Blumind's all-analog neural network processor can reduce power by 100x-1000x versus current AI chips, said Mathur. The architecture does not rely on absolute voltage or current and does not use ADCs or DACs in the neural network core. This makes Blumind's products impervious to process, voltage and temperature variations without compromising accuracy. Additionally, Blumind's architecture does not require the latest semiconductor fabrication nodes to manufacture their chips, but instead utilize cost-effective mature and readily available fabrication nodes. There is also a trend in the industry of using mature processing nodes due to heightened demand for automotive chips and IoT electronics.When Mathur met John Gosson, who is now the CTO of Blumind, he knew that AI sustainability will be the next inflection point of the industry. Gosson was already working on the project and the two decided to form Blumind to commercialize Gosson's invention.Blumind will present its novel processor at TIE Awards in Taipei on Oct 12-14, 2023, aiming to look for lighthouse customers and to build a significant, long-term presence in Taiwan.The Canadian company closed their latest round of fundraising at the beginning of this year. It is expecting to start another round of fundraising later this year.Blumind's prototype test board

DigiKey, a leading global commerce distributor offering the largest selection of technical components and automation products in stock for immediate shipment, has released the full Season 3 of its "City Digital" video series, which explores the evolution and future of IoT in the automotive industry.Sponsored by Analog Devices, the three-episode series dives deep into the future of automotive technology and beyond by examining how electrification, autonomous vehicles and the connected automotive eco-system are changing ideas around the future of commuting."The interdependence between IoT and automotive has moved forward in the past decade, with more electronic features like mobile connectivity, environmental sensing and radar in vehicles every year," said Kelsie McMillin, partnership marketing manager, IoT at DigiKey. "Our work with suppliers like Analog Devices allows us to bring engineers and designers the products and tools they need to accelerate the automotive industry.""There's likely nothing else you are going to buy in your life that will have as much technology as a car," said Yasmine King, vice president of the automotive cabin experience group at Analog Devices. "We dedicate significant effort to envisioning future R&D innovations, aiming to address some of the most challenging automotive problems including accelerating the autonomous driving experience and the convergence of the energy grid and electrified mobility."The first of three videos in the series, "An Evolution in Mobility," looks at the history of the automotive industry, charting the progress made in the last several decades and where technology is showcasing the path forward.The second video, "Powering the Road Ahead," explores the growing need for charging stations in today's smart cities. The third and final video, "Creating a Sustainable Driving Experience," discovers how the cities of tomorrow will work together with automakers to support sustainable manufacturing, energy storage and next-generation connectivity.

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