Despite the growing number of complaints, 5G towers continue to be erected in residential areas across the UK, and one has recently been burned down in a suspected case of arson. W
5G | 17-10-2022
Despite the growing number of complaints, 5G towers continue to be erected in residential areas across the UK, and one has recently been burned down in a suspected case of arson. W
Insights | 17-10-2022
A recent attack on the undersea gas pipelines connecting Germany to Russia has sparked worry amongst Naval forces in the West regarding undersea internet cables. Why are undersea c
Security | 12-10-2022
A recent attack on the undersea gas pipelines connecting Germany to Russia has sparked worry amongst Naval forces in the West regarding undersea internet cables. Why are undersea c
Insights | 12-10-2022
Recently, researchers announced the discovery of a new security flaw found in IKEA smart bulbs that allows for remote control and ownership. What exactly is the vulnerability, how
In The News | 11-10-2022
While the US and its allies continue to place trade restrictions against China in an effort to impede its ability to develop next-generation technologies, Chinese manufacturers hav
Insights | 11-10-2022
Apple is well known for its refusal to allow individual users to fix their own devices, but a YouTuber has recently taken apart two identical new iPhone 14s to demonstrate just how
Insights | 10-10-2022
Recently, researchers from MIT have demonstrated an underwater camera capable of ultra-low power operation using no internal battery, but while it may seem impressive, is it actual
Insights | 07-10-2022
It is often said that the role of those in government and councils could be done by robots, and Torfaen Council seems to be intent on testing this theory. What challenges have coun
In The News | 07-10-2022
