Robin Mitchell

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Robin Mitchell is an electronic engineer who has been involved in electronics since the age of 13. After completing a BEng at the University of Warwick, Robin moved into the field of online content creation, developing articles, news pieces, and projects aimed at professionals and makers alike. Currently, Robin runs a small electronics business, MitchElectronics, which produces educational kits and resources.

OpenAI Custom Chips: Breaking Nvidia’s AI Grip

While early AI research benefited from general-purpose processors, the rapidly growing complexity of modern AI models has necessitated the pursuit of more specialised hardware. Re

Insights | 27-02-2025

Intel Sell-Off: Could TSMC & Broadcom Take Over?

While the semiconductor industry once thrived on smaller-scale, vertically integrated production, today’s demand for ever more powerful and efficient devices has fueled a shift to

Insights | 26-02-2025

Not Enough Water – AI Growth Sparks Water Crisis Fears

While early computing infrastructures relied on relatively simple setups and modest power requirements, the ever-growing demand for data processing and artificial intelligence has

Insights | 25-02-2025

DeepSeek AI – A Real Threat or China’s Desperate Gamble?

While the promise of artificial intelligence has captivated industries and revolutionised countless applications, the race to achieve ever more sophisticated AI systems has also i

Insights | 12-02-2025

Graphene-Based Electronic Tongue Identifies Spoiled Juice

The quest for an automated "taste-test" solution in the food and beverage industry has long been a challenge. However, a recent study reveals that machine learning can enhance che

Insights | 12-02-2025

Wireless Brain Sensor Trial Marks Medical Breakthrough

Wireless brain sensor and wand technology could transform hydrocephalus care. While traditional hydrocephalus treatments rely on shunts that can be prone to failure, the need for

Insights | 06-02-2025

Linux Kernel Vulnerabilities Expose 78 Subsystems to Attack

While proprietary software solutions have long driven technological innovation, the demand for transparent, adaptable, and community-driven development has propelled open-source s

Insights | 05-02-2025

Biodegradable Smart Textile Reduces E-Waste in Wearables

A segment of e-textile showcasing the flexibility of inkjet-printed graphene. Credit: Marzia Dulal While flexible electronics hold immense promise for transforming wearables, they

Insights | 31-01-2025