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Scott White of Pragmatic Emphasises the Need for Investment in UK Semiconductor Industry

Recently, Scott White, CEO of Pragmatic, has publicly stated that the UK semiconductor industry requires hundreds of millions, if not billions, in investment for R&D and defence to prevent firms from going abroad due to the vulnerability caused by the glob...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 09-03-2023

Tesla's Plan to Reduce SiC Usage in Lower-End Vehicles by 75%

Recently, Tesla announced that a new powertrain being developed for lower-end Electric Vehicles (EVs) will reduce the use of Silicon Carbide (SiC) by 75%, raising concerns surrounding the future of SiC in the EV market. SiC presents a viable option for EVs due...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 08-03-2023

Heata Launches Free Hot Water Scheme: Solving Cloud Computing's Climate Challenge?

Recently, green cloud computing service provider Heata has launched a new scheme to provide UK residents with free hot water, providing that homeowners install a Heata cloud computing server attached to their hot water tanks. This server, which uses solar ener...

Environment | By Robin Mitchell | 07-03-2023

Heata Launches Free Hot Water Scheme: Solving Cloud Computing's Climate Challenge?

Recently, green cloud computing service provider Heata has launched a new scheme to provide UK residents with free hot water, providing that homeowners install a Heata cloud computing server attached to their hot water tanks. This server, which uses solar ener...

In The News | By Robin Mitchell | 07-03-2023

Are Wearables Harmful to Cardiac Implants? Study Sheds Light

Recently, researchers from the University of Utah have published a paper outlining how some wearable tech can be dangerous to those with implanted cardiac devices. The study found that wearable devices measuring bioimpedance can cause confusion in implanted ca...

Wearables | By Robin Mitchell | 07-03-2023

Are Wearables Harmful to Cardiac Implants? Study Sheds Light

Recently, researchers from the University of Utah have published a paper outlining how some wearable tech can be dangerous to those with implanted cardiac devices. The study found that wearable devices measuring bioimpedance can cause confusion in implanted ca...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 07-03-2023

ChatGPT for Robotics: A Promising Future According to Microsoft

As ChatGPT, the natural language device continues to make headlines around the world, Microsoft has recently published a new article describing how it could be used to program complex robotic systems, providing humans with the ability to use natural language t...

AI | By Robin Mitchell | 06-03-2023

ChatGPT for Robotics: A Promising Future According to Microsoft

As ChatGPT, the natural language device continues to make headlines around the world, Microsoft has recently published a new article describing how it could be used to program complex robotic systems, providing humans with the ability to use natural language t...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 06-03-2023

South Korea's SK Hynix Caught in Crossfire of US-China Trade Conflict

As the economic and military power struggle between China and the US continues to intensify, the US has decided to reduce China's access to advanced technology by announcing plans to ban or restrict semiconductor companies such as SK Hynix from operating in Ch...

Semiconductors | By Robin Mitchell | 04-03-2023

South Korea's SK Hynix Caught in Crossfire of US-China Trade Conflict

As the economic and military power struggle between China and the US continues to intensify, the US has decided to reduce China's access to advanced technology by announcing plans to ban or restrict semiconductor companies such as SK Hynix from operating in Ch...

In The News | By Robin Mitchell | 04-03-2023

Apple vs EU: The Battle Over USB-C Standards & E-Waste Reduction

When it was announced that Apple had no choice but to switch to USB-C, many cheered as the future of standardised hardware inched closer to reality, conforming to the EU's new legislation requiring all consumer charging devices to use USB-C. However, a new lea...

In The News | By Robin Mitchell | 03-03-2023

Protecting Your Voice: Innovative Wearable Device Detects Vocal Fatigue

Recently, medical researchers from Northwestern University have developed a wearable vocal sensor device that can detect vocal fatigue, a condition that can lead to long-term vocal damage if left unchecked. The device is capable of measuring changes in speech...

Wearables | By Robin Mitchell | 02-03-2023