Despite numerous warnings from government action, posters, and public announcements, there are many drivers who still drive while tired. Recognising the dangers of tired driving,
Insights | 30-05-2024
Researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay and King's College London have developed an ultra-low power 2D transistor that mimics the collision-avoidance neurons of
Insights | 30-05-2024
The push for clean energy technologies is not just about innovation but also about sustainability and resource efficiency. A recent UN report sheds light on the vast amounts of va
In The News | 28-05-2024
Remember the days of Microsoft DOS? Well, if DOS is something that you loved (or still love), you can now view all the original source code thanks to Microsoft finally releasing t
Insights | 24-05-2024
No matter where you look, AI seems to be taking over everything. While many are content with services provided by companies such as OpenAI and Nvidia, there are those in the tech
Insights | 23-05-2024
The United States is gearing up to significantly boost its domestic chip manufacturing capacity and control a substantial portion of advanced chip production by 2032, a move prope
Insights | 23-05-2024
To say that integrated circuits form the foundation of modern society is by no means an understatement, and the massive wave of government funding for semiconductor production has
In The News | 21-05-2024
While there are many who praise the efforts of Tesla, the numerous recalls that it has seen over its vehicles lead many to wonder whether or not Tesla is on its last legs. Now tha
Insights | 21-05-2024
With each passing year, it seems that the amount of memory that computers are able to integrate continues to skyrocket. Now, Samsung has announced that it has started producing it
In The News | 20-05-2024
