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Astute Group Ushers in a New Era of Distributed Intelligence

Computing is moving away from a cloud-first model and toward a distributed approach where decision-making happens closer to the data source. This change is driven by applications that cannot tolerate the latency of centralised processing, particularly in miss...

In The News | By Jack Pollard | 18-08-2025

Wing FTP Server Flaw Exploited Within 24 Hours

Key Things to Know: Critical Wing FTP Server flaw (CVE-2025-47812) exploited within 24 hours of public disclosure. Vulnerability allows remote code execution with root or SYSTEM privileges on unpatched versions prior to 7.4.4....

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 13-08-2025

Aesthetics vs System Costs in Renewable Energy

Key Things to Know: Opposition to renewable projects often stems from visual impact concerns, especially with onshore wind and large-scale solar farms. Placing renewables out of sight can reduce local resistance but may raise syste...

Insights | By Liam Critchley | 12-08-2025

Waldom Electronics Co-op Fund Doubles ESG Impact

Key Things to Know: Innovative use of co-op funds: Waldom Electronics expands traditional co-op budgets beyond marketing, enabling investment in high-impact ESG initiatives such as sustainability projects, global reforestation, and social...

In The News | By Matthew Walker | 12-08-2025

Adaptec SmartRAID 4300 Series for Scalable NVMe RAID

Key Things to Know: Up to 7× I/O performance boost with disaggregated architecture separating software and hardware components. Supports up to 32 CPU-attached NVMe® devices and 64 RAID arrays on PCIe® Gen...

In The News | By Matthew Walker | 12-08-2025

5G Facts and Myths: The Real Story Behind the Tech

Key Takeaways about 5G – The Greatest Story Ever Sold:  IMEC has just developed an RF chip that can operate at 13 GHz   Despite the hype, 5G networks do not operate at the ultra-high frequencies being touted   It is 5 G's n...

Insights | By Gary Elinoff | 11-08-2025

Advances in Conductive Hydrogels for Bioelectronics

Key Things to Know: Injectable bioelectronics using hydrogels offer a biocompatible alternative to rigid implants but often suffer from low conductivity due to poor dispersibility of conductive materials. A new approach replaces tr...

Technical Analysis | By Liam Critchley | 07-08-2025

Engineering Design Show 2025: Innovation That Drives Progress

Key Things to Know: EDS 2025 takes place 8–9 October at Coventry Building Society Arena with 4,800+ attendees expected. Connect with 200+ exhibitors across sectors like 3D printing, robotics, embedded syst...

In The News | By Matthew Walker | 06-08-2025

C-TOUCH & DISPLAY 2025: Leading Touch Panel Showcase

Key Things to Know: 3,500+ exhibitors and 165,000+ visitors expected from across the global display tech supply chain. Six innovation zones covering Mini/Micro LED, OLED, smart cockpit, AI displays, and mo...

In The News | By Matthew Walker | 05-08-2025

Electronic Ink Enables Flexible, Shape-Shifting Electronics

Scientists invent shape-shifting ‘electronic ink’, paving the way for next-gen flexible devices – Simok Lee et al. Key Things to Know: STAR ink is a gallium-based printable electronic ink that transitions between rigid and soft states with...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 01-08-2025

Predicting Sepsis with Machine Learning and Lab-on-a-Chip

Conceptual illustration: AI-enhanced microfluidic diagnostic device for rapid sepsis detection (AI-generated image, not a real-world photograph of the actual PREDICT platform). Key Things to Know: Sepsis remains a global health emergency,...

Technical Analysis | By Liam Critchley | 31-07-2025

5G Low-Power Chip Cuts Energy Use in IoT Devices

Key Things to Know: 5G’s energy demands are straining both infrastructure and device-level power budgets, challenging the viability of long-life, always-on IoT deployments. MIT researchers have developed an ultra-low-power 5G recei...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 30-07-2025