While GPUs and other shared-memory architectures have long been the backbone of modern AI applications, the relentless demand for greater computational power has spurred the exploration of wafer-scale solutions. Recently, researchers from the University of Ed...

By Robin Mitchell | 05-03-2025

The separation of the PCB design and manufacturing functions is typical in most OEMs, where PCB assembly is outsourced rather than undertaken internally. Outside of especially large OEMs, it rarely makes financial sense to invest in and maintain an expensive...

By Rory Dear | 04-03-2025

Choosing the right electronics manufacturer is crucial when it comes to reducing PCB assembly costs without sacrificing product quality. For companies seeking a reliable manufacturing partner, understanding how manufacturers can help optimise costs while main...

By Seb Springall | 04-03-2025

Young innovator Ryan Honary demonstrates his AI-powered wildfire detection system to firefighters and officials, showcasing technology that could provide early fire warnings. While traditional methods of fire detection have long served as the backbone of wil...

By Robin Mitchell | 03-03-2025

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. Recently, OpenAI has announced a significant move to develop its first in-house AI...

By Robin Mitchell | 27-02-2025

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 toward specialised manufacturing. Recently, Intel’s potential sale of its chip man...

By Robin Mitchell | 26-02-2025

While early computing infrastructures relied on relatively simple setups and modest power requirements, the ever-growing demand for data processing and artificial intelligence has brought resource management to the forefront. Recently, concerns about water sc...

By Robin Mitchell | 25-02-2025

Key Things to Know About Semiconductors: Historical Development: Semiconductors have been studied since the early 20th century, with the first practical devices emerging in the 1950s. Technological Advancements: The ability to inte...

By Robin Mitchell | 25-02-2025

We recently sat down with Euichul Kim, Vice President of Intelligent Transportation Systems at bitsensing, to discuss his background, the company’s pioneering approach to traffic management, and their ambitious plans for the future. With a wealth of experience...

By Jack Pollard | 25-02-2025

This article was written by Dawn King - Marketing Director, Rhopoint Components & Instruments Ltd. The demand for electronic components in space applications continues to grow, driven by international space programmes and private-sector initiatives. Space...

By Jack Pollard | 21-02-2025

3 Dimensional Structure of Q8I3H7, a protein which may protect the malaria parasite against attack by the Immune system. Image source:  AlphaFold   Key Takeaways about Drug Discovery Fast Tracked by Artificial Intelligence  Bringing a cand...

By Gary Elinoff | 14-02-2025

While the promise of artificial intelligence has captivated industries and revolutionised countless applications, the race to achieve ever more sophisticated AI systems has also introduced a host of new hurdles. Recently, concerns about responsible AI develop...

By Robin Mitchell | 12-02-2025

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 chemical sensors, potentially enabling a robotic tongue to assess drinks like milk...

By Robin Mitchell | 12-02-2025

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 more reliable, patient-friendly solutions has led to the exploration of novel m...

By Robin Mitchell | 06-02-2025