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While COVID has accelerated the growth of remote work tremendously, remote work was always going to happen. What is fixed wireless broadband, how does it different to standard connections, and could it be the solution for connecting remote locations? Why will...
By Robin Mitchell | 10-01-2021
LG Electronics has recently introduced a new AI development board that includes a host of tools and capabilities ideal for AI applications. What does the LG8111 SoC integrate, what AI features it provides for designers, and how does it demonstrate the trend in...
By Sam Brown | 10-01-2021
In recent news, Microsoft has announced that it will be developing its own ARM-based processors for servers, and potentially Microsoft Surface devices. How has Intel fallen behind the integrated circuit race, why are more companies going fabless, and what adva...
By Robin Mitchell | 09-01-2021
The Internet of Things presents many opportunities for the home, but unless there is unity in how devices communicate, the smart home won’t become a reality any time soon. How could IoT devices help the everyday home, why are modern IoT devices not up to the t...
By Robin Mitchell | 09-01-2021
MediaTek and Qualcomm are giants in the mobile industry, but MediaTek has recently surpassed Qualcomm in Q3 of 2020. Why has Qualcomm been in the news recently, what products have MediaTek been developing, and why has Qualcomm fallen behind? MediaTek Surpasses...
By Robin Mitchell | 08-01-2021
Recently, Intel and Nvidia announced that their systems had been compromised by the malware infecting SolarWinds software. What is SolarWinds, how was it infected, and what does this mean for Intel and Nvidia? What happened with SolarWinds? On December 13th 20...
By Sam Brown | 07-01-2021
What will the series cover? In this series of six blogs, we take a look at the key technologies defining the way robots are being designed and used today, and how that may evolve in the future. It will cover developments at the hardware and software level, and...
By Mark Patrick | 07-01-2021
Recently, a research project conducted by Western Power Distribution is looking to determine wireless charging viability in EVs. What is wireless charging, what advantages could EVs gain from wireless charging, and what disadvantages does wireless charging pro...
By Robin Mitchell | 06-01-2021
Recently, BOSCH announced its latest activity sensor, the BHI260AP, but this sensor is more intelligent than most. What features does the BHI260AP integrate, what can its AI core do, and how does this sensor demonstrate the growing importance of AI? How AI is...
By Robin Mitchell | 06-01-2021
Recently, IBM and Fujifilm demonstrated their latest tape drive technology that can hold 580TB per tape. What is tape memory, why is it still being used, and what is it used for? IBM and Fujifilm develop 580TB tape memory Recently, IBM and Fujifilm announced t...
By Robin Mitchell | 05-01-2021
Recently, a French start-up company has developed a curved image sensor. What issues do standard image sensors suffer from, what has the start-up developed, and why is it an important step? Why are flat sensors troublesome? Image technology in electronics has...
By Robin Mitchell | 04-01-2021
To build a one million qubit quantum computer, IBM has realised that no commercial refrigeration system exists that would allow such development. Why do quantum computers require such low temperatures, a dilution refrigerator, and what does IBM plan to do? Why...
By Sam Brown | 29-12-2020