Graphene News
- Skeleton Technologies launches GrapheneGPU to cut AI data center energy use by 44% and boost computing power by 40%
Skeleton Technologies has launched GrapheneGPU, a high-performance system designed to solve the key challenge of AI growth: energy inefficiency and power infrastructure limitations. Skeleton’s proprietary Curved Graphene material reportedly reduces AI energy consumption by up to 45% and lowers power connection requirements by 44%, while boosting computing performance in FLOPS by 40%. By cutting energy use and peak power demand nearly in half, these improvements could proportionally reduce both capital investments and operational costs in AI infrastructure. Skeleton stated that GrapheneGPU successfully completed validation under the most demanding power profiles set by leading hyperscalers. Initial shipments are scheduled from Skeleton’s German facility for June 2025. US manufacturing expansion is scheduled for the first quarter of 2026 to support growing international demand.
- Tachmed and Paragraf enter partnership to scale graphene-powered diagnostics
Tachmed and Paragraf have entered into a strategic partnership to bring scalable, cost-effective, and accurate diagnostic testing to homes and primary care clinics globally.The partnership will focus on the integration of Paragraf’s proprietary graphene field-effect transistor (GFET) molecular sensor into Tachmed’s innovative digital health platform, TachShield. This cloud-based system combines rapid diagnostic tests, connected devices, software, and APIs through a single mobile app, offering a seamless experience for patients, health service providers, and clinicians.
- Combining 2D silica glass and graphene results in a 2D hybrid material called glaphene
Researchers from Rice University, University of Sussex, Pennsylvania State University and Federal University of Minas Gerais have created a 2D hybrid by chemically integrating two fundamentally different 2D materials - graphene and silica glass - into a single, stable compound called glaphene. Synthesis and structure of glaphene. Credit: Advanced Materials The team proposed a metastable hybrid structure based on first-principles calculations, synthesized it via scalable liquid precursor-based vapor-phase growth, and chemically validated the interlayer structure and hybridization using extensive optical and electron spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, and atomic-resolution electron microscopy.
- GMG announces internal lubricant testing results showing 10% fuel savings and 33% reduction in particulate emissions
Graphene Manufacturing Group (GMG) has announced the results of an internal GMG run engine test when G® Lubricant was added to a Caterpillar 22 kVA diesel engine run at an 80% Load. Test results reportedly showed a 10% increase in energy efficiency (kwh/liters), and also a 33% reduction in harmful diesel engine exhaust particulate matter emissions, when three doses of G® Lubricant, with a maximum graphene dosage of 0.03%, was added to the standard diesel engine oil.
- Groundwork laid for designer hybrid 2D materials
Materials scientists have succeeded in creating a genuine 2D hybrid material called glaphene.
- New 2D quantum sensor breakthrough offers new opportunities for magnetic field detection
Physicists have unveiled a breakthrough in quantum sensing by demonstrating a 2D material as a versatile platform for next-generation nanoscale vectorial magnetometry.
- Toraphene's graphene-enhanced bags replace ordinary plastic bags at London's S. & A. Hart
Toraphene has shared a real-world milestone: S. & A. Hart, one of the top seafood vendors at London’s Billingsgate Market, has replaced all their plastic carrier bags with custom Toraphene compostable bags.Toraphene explained that seafood packaging is notoriously tough due to factors like heavy loads (that includes sharp tails...), wet conditions etc. For years, S. & A. Hart had no choice but to double-bag everything - which led to using over 50,000 plastic bags a year. Neither paper nor traditional bioplastics could handle the job.
- Researchers develop suspended graphene-based NEMS accelerometers with direct electrical readout
Atomically thin suspended graphene can be used as NEMS transducers for ultra-small and high-performance sensors thanks to its excellent mechanical and electrical properties. Most applications of suspended graphene in NEMS devices are limited to pressure sensors, resonators, switches, etc. Graphene-based NEMS accelerometers have rarely been reported, with limitations such as mechanical robustness, life span and device yield, thereby limiting their practical applications.Researchers from the Beijing Institute of Technology and North University of China have developed piezoresistive graphene-based NEMS accelerometers with high manufacturing yield, excellent mechanical robustness and stability, and long life span, in which the width of trenches for suspending graphene membranes was only 1 µm and fully-clamped suspended double-layer graphene membranes with an attached SiO2/Si proof mass was used as acceleration transducer.Â
- GMG Announces Internal G® Lubricant Testing Results Showing 10% Fuel Savings and 33% Reduction in Particulate Emissions
BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA – Graphene Manufacturing Group Ltd. (TSX-V:GMG) (OTCQX: GMGMF) (“GMG” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce the following internal GMG run engine test results when G® Lubricant was added to a Caterpillar 22 kVA diesel engine run at an 80% Load. Test results show a 10% increase in energy efficiency (kwh/litres), and The post GMG Announces Internal G® Lubricant Testing Results Showing 10% Fuel Savings and 33% Reduction in Particulate Emissions appeared first on Graphene Manufacturing Group | GMG.
- A new molecular model of bilayer graphene could enable artificial molecules capable of mimicking the efficiency of photosynthetic processes
Researchers from the Complutense University of Madrid, University of Malaga, Autonomous University of Madrid, National University of Singapore (NUS) and Kyoto University have created a molecular model of bilayer graphene that is capable of controlling rotation, which in turn allows controlling conductivity and achieving "potentially spectacular semiconducting properties." Structural analysis. Image from: Nature Chemistry"By designing covalently bound molecular nanographenes we can simulate the search for the magic angle between graphene-like sheets, which is where semiconductivity is achieved, a key property in, for example, the construction of transistors, the basic units of computers," explains the team.
- Recent Graphene Industry News - May 2025
Here are some of the latest recent and popular graphene news posted at Graphene-Info that you may have missed and find of interest:OSG to adopt graphene-based propeller coatings on seven tankers2D Photonics / CamGraphIC raises €25 million to advance graphene-based photonicsBlack Semiconductor acquires ANLZentek raises $30 Million via an At-The-Market Offering in the United StatesChinese team uses graphene to develop world's fastest Flash memory deviceXiaomi launches a graphene radiator capable of heating a room in a few secondsNanoGraf begins production at scale to provide Military with better batteriesInbrain Neuroelectronics ready for first-in-human testing of graphene-based brain implantBlack Semiconductor secures €254.4 million in fundingResearchers grow GaN microLED arrays on a flexible graphene substrateSkeleton Technologies secures €108 Million of financingLyten raises $200 million in series B equity roundGIM signs $1 billion deal to tackle global sustainability challengesThe Graphene Flagship's chief shares his views on the post-Flagship future
- ViewSonic launches new gaming monitor with graphene cooling tech
ViewSonic has launched the XG273-4K-OLED gaming monitor in China, that features a 26.5-inch QD-OLED panel with a 3840 x 2160 resolution and a refresh rate of 240Hz. It is priced at 6499 yuan (approximately $900). The display was developed by Samsung Display and uses a fanless thermal system that includes a full graphene sheet and an aluminum heat sink. This setup aims to deliver stable, silent performance over long periods.Â
- Levidian and Astra Polymers to collaborate on graphene-enhanced plastic products
Astra Polymers, a plastics masterbatch manufacturer from the Middle East, has joined forces with British climate tech startup Levidian to explore the development of graphene-enhanced products for the automotive industry and other growing sectors.  The agreement aims to advance the market adoption of graphene in the region, bringing together Levidian's graphene production capability with Astra Polymers’ growing portfolio to develop the next generation of more sustainable, higher performing plastic products. Â
- Scientists discover class of crystals with properties that may prove revolutionary
Researchers have discovered a new class of materials -- called intercrystals -- with unique electronic properties that could power future technologies. Intercrystals exhibit newly discovered forms of electronic properties that could pave the way for advancements in more efficient electronic components, quantum computing and environmentally friendly materials, the scientists said.
- Mind the band gap! -- researchers create new nanoscale forms of elementary semiconductor with tunable electronic properties
Researchers have demonstrated that by using a semiconductor with flexible bonds, the material can be moulded into various structures using nano containers, without altering its composition, the discovery could lead to the design of a variety of customised electronic devices using only a single element.