CPUs have long been the dominant computational device in electronics thanks to their ability to handle any computational task, but due to the specific nature of some key applicati
Insights | 02-07-2024
3D printing has often been hailed as the manufacturing method of the future, being easy to deploy, work with countless materials, and most importantly, produce almost any 3D shape
Insights | 25-06-2024
These days, it would seem that AI is being deployed as fast as it is being developed, and while this certainly has its benefits, there are also some serious concerns. One such exa
In The News | 21-06-2024
In less than a decade, the number of IoT devices has exponentially grown, and they are found in almost all places, including homes, offices, and factories. But while these simple
Insights | 20-06-2024
Recently, an NHS hospital in London was the victim of a large-scale ransomware attack, with patients missing out on much-needed procedures and preventing staff access to key recor
Insights | 18-06-2024
Introduction Power electronics are critical for the conversion and conditioning of electrical energy, and are found in almost all circuits, whether it’s a smartphone or a high-vol
Educational | 11-06-2024
SoftBank's Arm is gearing up to enter the AI chip market, with plans to launch its own AI chips by next year. This move comes as the competition in the AI chip sector intensifies,
Insights | 04-06-2024
With Toshiba's NAND flash memory unit going for sale, Apple Inc, Amazon.com Inc, and Google are reportedly among the bidders. The sale, if completed, could raise at least $9 billi
Insights | 31-05-2024
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
